Fernando Perdomo

Fernando Jose Perdomo (born August 17, 1980) is an American musician best known for his work as a producer and session bassist and guitarist.

Career

Fernando started his career as a session guitar player after playing in Miami Bands, Avenging Lawnmowers of Justice, Sixo, and Trophy Wife. In 1999, his guitar playing was featured in a nationwide ad campaign for Pier One Imports. In 2002, at the age of 22 he recorded most of the guitars for Cristian Castro's ''Amar Es''. He toured with Castro throughout Latin America. Perdomo played lead guitar and piano for Soraya on her final tour. It was during this time that Perdomo joined Ed Hale and Transcendence, finally adding a permanent guitarist to the band's often-changing lineup.

In 2007 Perdomo played and served as musical director for singer-songwriter Hilary Mcrae. In 2008 Perdomo produced an album for singer/songwriter Jorge Moreno (not yet released) and an album for Andy Pratt. He scored the film ''Gri-Gri'', which premiered at the Cannes film festival. The film featured an original song written by Jorge Moreno, Perdomo, and Marc Chourain.

In late 2008, Perdomo produced a solo album by Transcendence singer Ed Hale entitled ''Ballad on Third Avenue''. In 2009, Perdomo's project Dreaming in Stereo released an eponymous album Hale's label, Dying Van Gogh. The album was re-released through Perdomo's own label, Forward Motion Records, in the summer of 2010.

In 2010 Fernando Perdomo and Dreaming in stereo