Goliath Flores

Goliath was born and raised in Los Angeles California. Where he worked as an assistant with various studio producers including Toni Shibumi and Marvin Mooris. His first musical discipline was percussion and drums. Then learned piano and guitar. Goliath began composing and writing songs freely. Playing and composing music was his greatest love yet he did not see it as a "career" during this period of his life. Playing with other mediums of art such as illustration he would later merge these art forms with music in various ways.

Goliath began composing and writing songs freely. Playing and composing music was his greatest love yet he did not see it as a "career" during this period of his life. Playing with other mediums of art such as illustration he would later merge these art forms with music in various ways.

Shortly after moving to Dallas, Texas from Los Angeles Goliath began the study of Classical guitar with the world renowned guitarist Christopher McGuire. Goliath learned quickly while practicing enthusiastically. He also enrolled in college and majored in music while in Dallas TX.

Trying to find his place in the world as an employee for various companies and corporations. Music was what he looked forward to at night. Consumed with the study of music, art, philosophy, science, metaphysics and world history, Goliaths approach to life and art became increasingly thoughtful and philosophical.


While studying music in Dallas TX, he received a scholarship to Jacksonville University in Florida as a theory and composition of music major. He moved to Jacksonville FL, and shortly began teaching guitar (primarily), piano, and percussion at a local music conservatory. He also began performing live with great frequency as he does to this date. Goliath then recorded an album in which he played all instruments from beginning to end.


Currently Goliath has included the Duduk to his collection of instruments. (Duduk Audio Sample) He performs for audiences in national theatres, clubs, and private functions. He has also worked several years with the non profit organization Body & Soul (The art of Healing) in which he plays for hospital patiens both in goups and at their bedsides.