Since 1989 Clyde Holly has been the vocalist and predominant songwriter behind the music of Biloxi. Starting out on guitar, then to bass, and now back to guitar, his musical styles range from hard rock to blues with an extremely wide vocal range.

Clyde has received rave reviews internationally as both a musician and producer in magazines such as: Burrn, Raw, Kerrang!, Metal Edge, Metalized, Fireworks, Sun Herald, The Marquee, and many online ezines and webzines.

As owner and operator of HollyHouse Recording Studio based in Biloxi, Mississippi, he has recorded over 135 CDs to date, including the original 3 Doors Down CD which produced the Grammy nominated song "Kryptonite". Over the years Clyde has worked with a vast array of music industry professionals, artists, and recording studios such as: Atlantic Records, 20th Century Fox, Babylon A.D., Jeff Scott Soto, Tom Werman, Roy Thomas Baker, Arista Records, Zero Corp Records - Japan, SBK Records, Eddie D'Lana, Ken Anthony, C.C. Deville, Diane Louie, Alan Blazek, 12 Stone, The Record Plant, Ocean View Digital, Lionshare Studios, Westlake Audio, Sunset Sound, Paramount Recording Studio, Sound City, Peavey, Mark Droubay, Rebecca Allen, Survivor, Filter, Phillip Anselmo, Gov't Mule, Edgar Winter, Crowbar, Scott Travis, Hunter, Foreplay, Ean Evans, Karyn Ulman, Ash America Records.

Clyde is endorsed by Peavey Musical Instruments, based in Meridian, Mississippi and uses their amplification exclusively. As a guitar collector, Clyde has bought, sold, and traded over 800 guitars in his lifetime with a special love of vintage Gibsons. He currently owns about 54 (or so) guitars, basses, and other stringed instruments.

In addition to Biloxi, Clyde is currently working on a new age project called Farewell Cadence. The music is a hybrid of world musical flavors and cultural rhythms. When he's not working on a musical project, Clyde has been known to cruise the barrier islands in the Gulf of Mexico on his 25' Cierra Cruiser with his friends!