Blending melodic pop-sensibilities with an array of music influences borrowing sounds from classic orchestral, various electronica, to indie/alt rock and modern urban beats, deGuzman's Anonymph project initially aimed to highlight and seek relatively unknown (anonymous) and untrained, yet unique and gifted female vocal talents to showcase his songs. This lead to his work with Suzanne Johnson who he met in 2002 through his college roommate, whose previous singing experience was limited to youth choir performing. Johnson's pure vocal delivery suited deGuzman's instrumentation perfectly and justified her re-recording the remainder of the songs as the sole featured vocalist for his debut album under Anonymph.

All songs are self written, recorded/mixed, and instrumentation performed. deGuzman's musical background includes violin, piano, and classical guitar. He was a violinist with the Denver Young Artist's Orchestra, and performed as lead vocalist/guitarist and sole song-writer for the house band at the famed 'Muddy's' cafe in Denver, CO.

His first industry credit was gained in 2003 listed as the film composer for Tokyopop's "Street Fury:Blue" DVD release.

Mr. deGuzman has a bachelor's degree in Biology and has held a Doctor of Pharmacy since 2005.

Terrarium

Terrarium (vocals removed)