Michael Dyer is a singer/songwriter who, for many years, wrote songs only for his own pleasure and to maintain his own sanity. Then, in 2006, he began arranging and producing his songs. The end result was that in 2007 he released, on CDBaby.com, his backlog of songs in the form of three CDs. Many of his songs feature warm vocals, well-defined bass themes and drum rhythms, subtle picking,ethereal keyboard and dual-guitar leads.

Most of Michael’s songs involve love and relationships but some songs are about a search for enlightenment. Some listeners have referred to these songs as “mystical rock” (The Trek, in CD: Nothing Seems Like What It Seems). Other song themes include: war (‘Mid Moss-Covered Boulders, in CD: Our Unwinding Time), youth vs. age (Young Old Man, Nothing Seems Like What It Seems), and the environment (EarthSong, also in Nothing Seems...). Some songs contain backwards music (All Reversed, in CD: Aboriginal Angel) and one song features the didgeridoo as a lead instrument (Aboriginal Angel, in same CD).

Michael earns his living as an educator and on the side enjoys the craft of Venetian-style glass-blowing. Some of his glass creations appear on the covers of his albums.

Nothing Seem Like What It Seems, tracks:
1. Union of Souls, 2. The Trek, 3. You’re The One, 4. Luck of The Night, 5. EarthSong, 6. Nothing Seems Like What It Seems, 7. The Dawn Is Still, 8. Young Old Man, 9. All In Good Time, 10. Translucent, 11. Full Of It.

Our Unwinding Time, tracks:
1. Our Unwinding Time, 2. ‘Mid Moss-Covered Boulders, 3. Coasting the Crying Birds, 4. The Coming Day, 5. Not Much of a Dancer, 6. Lost Cause, 7. Down to the Shore Tonight,8. Sun Beneath the Ground, 9. Your Eyes I’ve Looked Into, 10. Do You Want The You, 11. Floor Play.

Aboriginal Angel, tracks:
1. All Reversed, 2. Aboriginal Angel, 3. Wipe Off The Dust, 4. You Gotta Weep, 5. Didn’t Have A Clue, 6. It’s our Soul, Margot, 7. So Imminent, 8. Would Have But Won’t, 9. As You Lay Down, 10. What’s The Right Avenue?, 11. Everybody’s Coming to the Party.