Often regarded as a"feeling musician", Paul Myles Zambrano strives not only to make a name for himself as a musician, but more importantly, an artist. Starting at the late age of seven, Zambrano began his musical journey in a rock scene environment, an unorthodox way to start music. Once he started taking lessons with Mr. Harold Brown, his musical interests evolved from reasons he couldn't explain. Zambrano avidly started to perform frequently in recitals, church events, and sometimes volunteered his time to accompany the Church choir. In February, he received an honorable mention award at the prestigious Pompano Beach Piano Competition. In April 2010, he was given superior ratings at the State level, most notably for the passion he perceived through his works. In May 2010, Zambrano was given the title of Outstanding Accompanist award at the Music at the Parks National Choral Competition. Most recently, Paul was deemed Stetson Piano Scholar in Spring of 2011. He presently studies intensely with famous pianist Maastro Phillip Evans of Lynn University, himself a Juilliard-trained pianist. Currently, Zambrano has released his first CD,"A Final Word: This is the New Age", which features works by Bach, Beethoven, Brahms, Chopin, Debussy, Schubert, and two original works by Myles himself.