Chris Letchford

Chris Letchford is a technically adroit rock, prog rock and roll, and jazz-influenced guitarist and founding person in the instrumental alt-metal music group Size the Summit. A indigenous of Houston, Tx, Letchford started playing acoustic guitar around age group eight and researched privately throughout his adolescence. After senior high school, he signed up for the Guitar Efficiency Program in the Music artists Institute in LA. While learning there, he fulfilled guitarist Travis LeVrier, bassist Jordan Eberhardt, and drummer Pat Skeffington. Collectively, they shaped the progressive metallic band Size the Summit. In 2006, the group relocated to Letchford’s hometown in Tx and started honing its audio. In 2007, the music group released its full-length debut recording, Monument. 2 yrs later, Size the Summit came back with Carving Desert Canyons. Letchford after that appeared within the band’s third studio room recording, 2011’s The Collective, accompanied by 2013’s The Migration. In 2014, Letchford released his 1st solo recording, the jazz-infused The Lightbox.