David Nevue is a solo piano composer and a pianist. He is the founder of Whisperings: Solo Piano Radio, an online radio station, as well as The Music Biz Academy, an educational web site for independent musicians. He is the author of the book, How to Promote Your Music Successfully on the Internet.

In 1987, his senior year of college, David composed and performed a piano piece called The Princess for a college-wide talent show. He then requested three music notes from the audience and proceeded to improvise a theme on the spot. David took first place at this competition, and encouraged by this, continued composing.

In 1992 David released his first album, The Tower. "At the time I recorded The Tower I was listening to a lot of the band Renaissance. I was really going for that very poetic, artsy, dramatic piano sound." David promoted The Tower via mail order and at performances. Building on the support of his small but growing fan base, David put the profits from The Tower back into his music.

In the time between While the Trees Sleep and The Last Waking Moment, David's music marketing strategy began to change, turning to a stronger emphasis on Internet promotion. "The Internet opened up a whole new market for me." David says."After a few months of marketing experimentation, I found I was shipping CDs all over the world, every single week." After two years of trial and error, Nevue's Internet music promotion strategies seemed to have proven themselves.

In the fall of 1997, Nevue wrote and published How to Promote Your Music Successfully on the Internet, which is now in its 2004 edition.

From 1997-2001 David continued to build his online business, until November 2001, when David quit his day job to focus solely on his Internet music ventures.

In July 1999, David released his fourth album, The Vigil. Influenced heavily by the Psalms, The Vigil follows the events of a single, sleepless night spent in meditation and prayer.

2001 saw the release of Whisperings, a 'best of' collection of fan favorites from the first four albums, and in July, 2002 David released a new solo piano album, Postcards From Germany, based on his European travels. Postcards was David's most successful album to date, reaching the #2 chart position in New Age Reporter for March 2003 and going on to become NAR's #5 most played CD in its genre for 2003.

In 2002, David released O Come Emmanuel, his Christmas album. This CD has quickly become a fan favorite, featuring David's very unique interpretations of both popular and traditional Christmas songs. David's most recent CD release is Sweet Dreams & Starlight. Released in the May of 2004, David wrote this album of songs and lullabies for his children.