"How to Actually Play With Chromaticism" is a first-of-its-kind music theory book that gives musicians a clear, practical framework for using chromaticism in a way that actually sounds musical.

Inside, you’ll learn five foundational techniques that show you how to add flavor, tension, and movement to your playing, without sounding random or messy. You’ll discover how to create more interesting melodic ideas, outline progressions with confidence, and bring your musical personality to life.

This is a must-read for guitarists, vocalists, and instrumentalists who want to move beyond scales and start playing with intention, creativity, and style.