Bio: Singer/Songwriter Robert Schilling began his music career in Soth Brunswick, NJ as a keyboardist for Colors Of A New Flag (1986-1988) while still in high school. He later switched over to bass guitar, as the band became Four Calling Birds (1989), and lastly, Infinite Touch (1990-1998). His years with Infinite Touch included performances at The Stone Pony (Asbury Park, NJ), Club Bene (South Amboy, NJ), The Bitter End and Catch A Rising Star (New York City). The band also recorded four independently released CDs and produced a music video. In 1996, Infinite Touch won the Gold Summit Creative Award for their multimedia CD "The Other Side Of The Window" (1995). In August 2000, Robert released his first solo, self-titled CD. Produced by Jon Gorr Custom Music, the project featured some of Pittsburgh's finest musicians. In July 2001, however, Robert signed a long-term music publishing deal with ATTACKIN' TUNES, a partner of Cherry Lane Music Publishing, Inc.