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Milton's career began in Blackwood High school before he hit the road and became a member of the infamous Roaring Wombat rock circus in Canberra 1975/76. He later lived in Mullumbimby where he played at local Moondances before becoming a fixture at the early Down to Earth confests. In 1977, he moved to Melbourne and recorded his "rock sonata" H2O which won the SA Young Composers Award. Living back in Adelaide he played keyboards in an art band called UVH in 1980 and was instrumental in setting up the CITY (Community Improvement Through Youth - SA Govt) music industry training workshops for unemployed musicians. He later became the clown musician for TIE Magick Circus before becoming Mr Music for Theatresports Adelaide in 1986. He was also and Artist in Schools during the 1980's. In the 1990's he turned his attention to composing documentary soundtracks for TV documentaries for productions for Channel 7 and production music for ABCTV and SBS International and the Sydney Olympics. He

Award-winning composer and recording artist - SA Young Composers awards Numerous TV production music and TV documentary credits (ABC, SBS, Channel 7) Keyboard player - Canberra - Roaring wombat rock circus - Kingston Kats. Keyboard player - Adelaide - UVH, The Locals, The Jist, Magick circus.