The Doc has diverse projects under his belt. However, these are not just in the realm of music, but also in his pursuits in the field of education – which he has won many awards for.
Sinusoidal Music
What makes this collection stand out is the level of musicianship behind it. The arrangements are layered, the production is polished, and every instrument feels purposeful rather than decorative. Instead of relying on bright sound effects or overly simplistic melodies, Doctor Noize builds songs that have genuine musical depth.
Chris Bound
Colourful, inventive and packed with personality, ‘Positive Energy!’ is an impressively expansive offering that treats children as listeners worth challenging as well as entertaining. And more importantly, it makes that challenge feel like fun.
The Further
Make no mistake, though—underneath all the playful mischief lies sheer musical genius. The production is a masterclass in detail: theatrical, flawlessly controlled vocals, breathtaking multi-part vocal arrangements, and surprising instruments that pop up out of nowhere to keep you completely hooked.
Entertainment Queen
Immersed in a world of musical adventurousness, diversity, complex composition, performance and production unlike any body of work you’ve heard or imagined.
Selection Stories
The Doc’s alter ego Cory Cullinan is a renowned songwriter, recording and performing artist for adults; commissioned composer for stage, screen and symphony; sought-out producer; avant-garde electronic musician; owner of multimedia production house Reach Studios; and writer of the Noizeletter. But his #1 gig is husband and father to three action/adventure superwomen who fuel him with inspiration and purpose.
Yellow & Black
This music is made for kids, but adults can enjoy it too. I am proof of that. Doctor Noize writes with passion and pays attention to every musical part and he brings real personality to his work. Kids over 30 like me might enjoy it too.
Harper Jacobs
On the piano driven ballad “I’m Listening,” which is impossible to resist, Doctor Noize makes space for empathy through the power of truly hearing each other. It’s about being open to different perspectives, and the shared understanding that can be lost when conversations are divided by certainty.
Find Your Sounds
Chart-topping children’s recording and performing artist Doctor Noize is many things: Stanford Music grad, Master of Recording Arts, entrepreneur, teacher, author, speaker, app creator, studio owner, community builder, lifelong learner, and philosopher-poet-goofball, which BTW is like totally a thing.
We Found New Music
Some People See, But I Don’t,” a funk-fueled pop anthem inspired by Doctor Noize’s wife, Janette. The song celebrates her perspective as a blind individual while focusing not on limitation, but on determination, individuality and the freedom to see the world differently. It is another example of Doctor Noize’s ability to transform a personal story into something universally encouraging.