James De Vito - Voice of "The D.I."

Born and raised in Brooklyn, NY, James served as a Staff NCO in the Marine Corps from 1975 to 1983. Having been a Drill Instructor at Parris Island, he became the voice for the Warrior Song.

James is a retired a Sergeant (LAPD) and lives with his wife Sach in Southern California.

Rock Williams - Supporting Vocals

Rock is a talented actor and voiceover artist from the great state of Texas who answered a Craigslist ad one day and ended up doing supporting vocals for the chorus section of The Warrior Song.

Rock's work can be heard in commercials and on radio across the country.

Sean Householder - Writer / Producer

A music producer and songwriter living in California, Sean got his start with a bit part in the motion picture First Daughter, performing a song he co-wrote for the film.

Sean lives in the L.A. Area and is currently working on a version of the song for The Air Force and The Navy.

Tom Reynolds - Guitar, "Hard Corps"

An amazing guitarist who wrote the "Hard Corps" guitars for the second Warrior Song, Tom suffered total cardiac arrest in late 2010 stemming from pneumonia, but was saved by the wonderful doctors at Silver Cross Hospital in Joliet, IL. He is currently recovering and rehabilitating with his fiancee Amanda, at their home in Lockport, IL.

Bill Taylor - Voiceover Artist

Bill's talents can be heard impersonating George Patton on the original song, and on "Hard Corps" during the Prelude and again as Chesty Puller. Bill has been an air personality at some of the biggest radio stations in the country, and enjoys a career that spans every major terrestrial market in the U.S. Bill currently lives with his wife in Milwaukee, WI.

Sean Hurwitz - Guitar, "The Warrior Song"

A session and touring guitarist in Los Angeles, Sean is also the co-founder of TruPitch Productions, a music licensing firm that develops and produces many different atists in Southern California.

Sean's guitar work, writing and production can be heard on TV, movies and radio worldwide.

Justin Sullivan - Rhythm Bed Creation

Justin was already an established Electronica Artist when he created "The Wobble Beat"; the audio loop that serves as the backbone of The Warrior Song.

He lives with his wife in Long Beach, CA, and still creates fantastic electronic music.

Bernie Pershey - Marching Snare Drums

An L.A. drummer who tours internationally, Bernie has always been fascinated with military marching cadences & patterns, and has made studying the marching snare a hobby.

His work on a Civil War era drum can be heard in the opening of and throughout The Warrior Song.