All my life, I have been intrigued by music. The first group that I really got into was Ace of Base, I remember. There was something about their unique sound that just stood out to me. And that, I believe, is the key to being successful as an artist.
My influences nowadays range from Insane Clown Posse and Twiztid, to Nine Inch Nails and Marilyn Manson, and even to Weezer. As you can tell when you listen to some tracks, I have the dark rap vibe going for a while, then it morphs more into hard rock for a chorus. Some tracks are just a lot quieter and more light-hearted, giving it a more "Weezer-ish" feel. I don’t believe that I sound like either one, but I do look up to all of those artists I just listed. They inspire me to remain myself when it comes to music and stay unique.
My story is very deep and I don’t care to go into detail very much. In a nutshell, I have always been looked down on, and I believe that many people have thought of me as a joke, as I was growing up. I got picked on, teased, ridiculed…etc. Maybe one of the raging fires in my music stems back to those days and a little part of me wants to blow up and be successful so that I can laugh at everyone’s face who doubted me in the past. But that’s only a small fraction. My main motive for making the art that I do is just my passion for raw, musical expression.
Description: The sound is a blend of emotional, from-the-heart rap vocals to even loud, hateful, psychotic yelling. Often times, the songs contain catchy, unique choruses that either get your head bobbing or make you feel the emotion that is being portrayed.
Beguine in 1986 three very young brothers Hermes, Omar & Eduardo Macaudy under the name of Cabomax started playing at a Restaurants and Hotels, in 1993 they released their first album called "Amores Prohibidos" recorded in Los Angeles. In 1997 they recorded their second album called Performances recorded in three…
Ed’s music influences range from rock, alt-country, and folk to classical. Over the past fifteen years, Ed has performed at many venues along the east coast, and has ventured inland as far as Nashville to perform his original brand of roots music. His songs have received airplay all over the…
The music of Gina French spans many genres, influences and emotions, but conforms to none. As a singer, songwriter and guitarist, the Salt Lake City native can't easily be tied to any restrictive label such as folk, rock, blues, pop, soul or alternative. All of these elements and more are…
Project Smithers is the work of Marc “Smithers” Smitham, who was born in Los Angeles, and was raised in many different areas of Southern California- in the city, in the suburbs, on farms, and in the mountains. When he was a teenager, his family moved to northern California where they…
As far back as Danah could remember she had always wanted to be a singer- but first she had to overcome and work through a lot of hardships
to achieve her dreams.
Danah was always performing. Weather it was on stage or in everyday life. Growing up in her home…
The idea of Sil Veth was born in 1999 in the quiet town of Denville, NJ where three guys and a drum machine set out on a quest to create and perform challenging and insightful music.
The project's name was made of two roots which can be found in hundreds…
With a menagerie of acknowledgements from the likes of Weekender Magazine, Electric City/Diamond City Magazine, GarageBand.com, and XND Radio, OurAfter has stolen the hearts of moody rock lovers from Tampa to Chicago. Their single, "Karma" was hand-picked for the soundtrack of the independent film, Bloodlines, coming out this summer through…
New
York, NY -- East Village songstress and 2005 Independent Music Award Winner (Best Singer-Songwriter) Rachael Sage has announced solo and benefit performances across the U.S. this spring. Sage is supporting The Blistering Sun as well as the annual rising artist compilation series New Arrivals, both out on her own…
Jeriko
Grew up in Strong Island, New York. I was raised in a family of musicians/dancers and that's how ya got me!!
I started to train and perform at the age of three. By the time I was in high school, I was in my first band and couldn't wait…
Craig McConnell (Guitars & Vocals)
Born in Scotland UK on November 5, 1953
Raised in a musical family, Craig's earliest musical recollections were from the age of 4 when he would drive his parents to distraction nightly, singing arrangements for brass instruments which ceaselessly entered his head for hours on…
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All my life, I have been intrigued by music. The first group that I really got into was Ace of Base, I remember. There was something about their unique sound that just stood out to me. And that, I believe, is the key to being successful as an artist.
My influences nowadays range from Insane Clown Posse and Twiztid, to Nine Inch Nails and Marilyn Manson, and even to Weezer. As you can tell when you listen to some tracks, I have the dark rap vibe going for a while, then it morphs more into hard rock for a chorus. Some tracks are just a lot quieter and more light-hearted, giving it a more "Weezer-ish" feel. I don’t believe that I sound like either one, but I do look up to all of those artists I just listed. They inspire me to remain myself when it comes to music and stay unique.
My story is very deep and I don’t care to go into detail very much. In a nutshell, I have always been looked down on, and I believe that many people have thought of me as a joke, as I was growing up. I got picked on, teased, ridiculed…etc. Maybe one of the raging fires in my music stems back to those days and a little part of me wants to blow up and be successful so that I can laugh at everyone’s face who doubted me in the past. But that’s only a small fraction. My main motive for making the art that I do is just my passion for raw, musical expression.