Preston Reed is a visionary American guitarist, known for his distinctive style that synthesizes a variety of musical influences, primarily in the acoustic realm. Born on April 13, 1955, in Armonk, New York, Reed's innovative approach to the guitar has earned him overwhelming critical praise and a strong, dedicated international fanbase. Since picking up the guitar at a young age, he has been captivating audiences with his unique blend of fingerstyle and percussive playing, ingeniously transforming the instrument into a mini-orchestra with simultaneous melodies, rhythms, and harmonies.

Reed's musical journey has been marked by continuous evolution and the creation of a complex, resonant sound palette. Over the years, his restless creativity has led to an impressive discography, with recent releases such as "What You Don't See," "In Here Out There," and "Spirit" showcasing an artist who is both a master of his craft and an ever-curious explorer of the guitar's possibilities. His album "History of Now" represents a culmination of his experiences, while “Ladies Night,” "Metal," and "Handwritten Notes" further illustrate his ability to weave emotion and technical prowess into compelling musical narratives. With his groundbreaking techniques influencing a generation of guitarists, Preston Reed continues to push the boundaries, cementing his status as one of the most innovative and influential guitarists of the contemporary music scene.