Parthenon Huxley is an American rock songwriter, singer, guitarist and record producer. Parthenon Huxley was born in Baton Rouge, Lousisiana. His family moved to New Jersey when he was four years old. At the age of eight he was mesmerized by the music of the British Invasion and after he saw the Beatles on Ed Sullivan the seed was planted for Huxley to lead a life of music. At age ten his family moved from New Jersey to Greece. Onboard the Italian liner Cristoforo Columbo (no longer in service) Huxley began writing his first songs. During his blissful but obscure eight years of upbringing in Athens in the late 60s and early 70s, Huxley and his American schoolmates formed bands and kept up with the coolest music, but in a world apart. Pre-internet life overseas equated to a separate reality from the everyday hubbub of the U.S. Huxley graduated from the American Academy (High School) in Athens, and matriculated to UNC Cha