. . . is a Nashville based, New York born songwriter, musician, producer, solo artist and founding member of rock band MARBLE JETS. On his fourth solo album NEVER NIGHT TIME ON THE SUN, Bo serves up another fine amalgam of Beatle-esque pop, bluesy psychedelia, acoustic ballads, an upbeat rocker that could be mistaken for a lost Traveling Wilburys number and even a composition with a melody, lyric and string arrangement worthy of a show tune from a 1940’s MGM flick. He covers a lot of ground.

“I originally intended for this to be a double album,” Bo explains, fretting a Hofner bass as he speaks. “It’s short-attention span theater out there these days so I decided to chop it up and make one album out of it. Some of the other songs I’m using in Marble Jets. The rest will see the light of day on other projects at some point in the near future.”

Though NNTOTS is produced and written solely by Bo, he’s previously co-written songs with Nicole Atkins, Brendan Benson, Ruby Amanfu, Andrew Combs, Sadler Vaden and others. He’s toured playing bass with Frankie Ballard, fellow New Yorkers Albert Hammond Jr (The Strokes) and The Mooney Suzuki and as leader and songwriter of The Fame (whose name Lady Gaga is rumored to have used as inspiration for her album of the same moniker.) On his debut album, HAPPENINGS AND OTHER THINGS, Bo worked with Fountains Of Wayne main man Adam Schlesinger (“Stacy’s Mom”, “That Thing You Do”.) His music has appeared on the hit ABC-TV show "Nashville" and in television commercials for Toyota, Chevrolet, Ford, Hyundai, Jameson Whiskey, HP and others. He’s been seen and heard on Late Night with Conan O’Brien and famed British radio DJ John Peel’s “Peel Sessions” in the UK. As a member of the Cabin Down Below band - a collection of NYC musicians who produce Petty Fest, a tribute to Tom Petty in cities all over the U.S. - Bo has performed on stage with Norah Jones, Jakob Dylan, Patrick Carney of The Black Keys, Ann Wilson of Heart, Butch Walker, and Donald Fagen among others. If you have a keen eye, he can be spotted playing with The Mooney Suzuki in DreamWorks Pictures war satire TROPIC THUNDER, starring Jack Black, Ben Stiller and Robert Downey Jr.