If I were going to be honest, the STORIE GRUBB project began in Chico California in 1995 when I started to play guitar and write my own songs. I was fifteen years old and completely obsessed with learning the instrument. I used to record on two old tape players, overdubbing guitars and keyboards back and forth, until I had created these half hour long gibberish pieces. I remember turning my mom's little half of the shop into my studio and I spent as much time as I could out there plucking and creating these odd masterpieces. After barely graduating high school (and being homeless once or twice), I spent a few years just trying to stay alive. I moved a lot in my early twenties... from Grants Pass Oregon to Paso Robles California ...I lived in Eureka California for a bit and even over to Boise Idaho for a few months in the summer of 2002. It wasn't until I was 23 (in 2003) and living in Ashland, Oregon that I was able to record music again but this time it was all digital and far superior to the old tape players I was used to. I was also able to stay still for a while and focus on songwriting... Fast forward a few more years (and about 5 monikers later) and here I am in Boise, Idaho with the same sort of set up. I have transformed one of the rooms in my basement into my makeshift recording studio. With an old computer, a few guitars, some keyboards and my ukuleles I now have a way to share the sounds I hear in my head with whomever will listen. This album, The Length of Tomorrow, comes from a place of sincerity and wonder. I always try to be as honest as I can be in my lyrics without coming coming across as shallow or ultra vain. I tend to write from the heart and follow the first theme or idea that comes to mind even if it raises eyebrows or gets me in trouble. With the help of my friend Matthew Vorhies on accordion I have finally completed the album I was born to make, The Length of Tomorrow.