Brian Dixey

Brian Dixey hails from Salem, Massachusetts, and has carved a multifaceted career as a guitarist, actor, martial artist, and producer. His film credits include notable works such as "Life on the V: The Story of V66" (2014), "Inside Scofield" (2022), and "Black Creek," where he collaborated with martial arts icon Cynthia Rothrock. Throughout his journey, Brian has composed numerous pieces that showcase his passion for rock, jazz, and instrumental music, highlighting his versatility as a musician.

Brian has had the privilege of learning from music legends, including Steve Morse of Deep Purple fame, Bradley Delp, the iconic vocalist from Boston, and renowned music producer Anthony J. Resta, who has worked with artists such as Collective Soul and Elton John. In addition to his musical accomplishments, Brian is a dedicated martial artist associated with the Chuck Norris organization (UFAF). He has trained under celebrated martial artists featured in the television series "Walker, Texas Ranger" (1993), as well as renowned figures like Bill Wallace, Kathy Long, and Benny Urquidez.

Currently based in the Boston area, Brian Dixey remains active in both music and film, continuously pursuing new projects that reflect his diverse talents and interests. His dedication to both the arts and martial arts has solidified his reputation as a dynamic and influential figure in his fields.