A brief summary of Guy's career, in 2003 Guy started his own record label "Rivendel Records Ltd" for the release of his first cd-album "The Passion for Music". This album was distributed on a small scale and was later on used as a demo.2005: Guy became a professional artist, composer and producer. He won the MG Music New Talent Competition and signed a record deal with MG Music later that year. MG Music is a record company based in the UK and owned by highly acclaimed New Age and World-Fusion artist Medwyn Goodall and his wife Wendy. In Spring 2005, Guy released his first album with MG Music "Gaya of Wisdom". This album tells the story of Gautama Siddharta who became the Buddha.2006: Guy participated in a cd-project called "OM" and wrote and produced the track "Mahayana" featuring Medwyn Goodall on guitar and pan-pipes and Terry Oldfield (brother of Mike Oldfield) on the Bansuri-flute.2007: The release of "Kamadeva", Guy's follow-up to Gaya of Wisdom which tells the story of the Hindu god of love. 2007 was also the year that Guy's albums were released in the USA via Californian based record label Gemini Sun Records.2008: "Mahayana" proved to be a big succes and became the opening track on a collection cd called "Music That Illuminates Your Life", released by Gemini Sun Records. In the same year, three of Guy's tracks also appeared on a collection cd called "World Collection 2 - Spirit & Rhythm" released by MG Music.2009: Brings the final chapter of Guy's India-Trilogy with the album "The Legend of Ganesha". This album tells the legendary story of Ganesha and features guest performances by Medwyn Goodall on guitar, mandolin and pan-pipes and Sangit Om on Bansuri-flute.You can buy Guy's incredible music on iTunes or Amazon and you can find out more from his website http://www.guysweens.comCopyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act of 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purpose such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favour of fair use.