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.
Sue Pearce of Ajax Ontario is currently a composer and writer of world music. Produces and performs as “AVI” a lead vocalist as she did when she threw her creativity into the world of music in Vietnam, her birthplace. Performed in school bands songs of Asian -French -Western persuasion, subject…
Mark Rudd has a message. The L.A. based singer/songwriter challenges the current musical climate of war, hatred, and avidity with a simple message, "Go Ahead and Love on Somebody..."
This is also the title of Rudd' s 2008 debut album, an eclectic mix of folk/rock ballads inspired by the vocalist's…
22nd Century’s hard punching and sometimes comical style is a mixture of
Ramones style power punk with a healthy dose of 1990’s grunge. Their debut
CD was produced by legendary music producer John Webster (Aerosmith, Cher,
The Cult) and has garnered attention, including honorable mention in
Billboard’s 2009 song writing…
The Amber Brooke Band consists of five kids who just love to play music. The group delivers its own brand of high-energy performance with solid vocals.
Amber started acting at the age of 8. She was not only in commericals, movies and voice-overs but she was and still is in…
Award-winning performing songwriter Jean Synodinos (that’s sin-uh-DEE-nus), of Austin, TX hopes to share the growing success of her latest CD, Breathe, by reminding everyone to put down their Blackberries and “take a few deep ones.” Hoping to encourage a slower pace, Jean is offering the CD’s title track as a…
The room is dark and crowded. The air is thick with sweat and awe. The crowd struggles to get over one another just to catch a glimpse of the spectacle unfolding before them: A madman ravages a bass guitar, his fingers a blur to all but the most trained eye.…
John Huldt was born in 1976 and was raised by the monks of Tibet. He was soon recognized for his tremendous talent for music and by the age of 3 he had already traveled the world and written music for both orchestra and acid jazz bands.
All good things come to those who deserve them. That is the philosophy of Denver based metal act Less Than Under. Most people ask "What does Less Than Under stand for?" One thing Less Than Under stands for is LIFE. When life seems to be at its lowest, and you…
Mostly Harmless could quite possibly be one of the most amazing bands I’ve been musically introduced to. Other than mostly being written and communicating in their foreign language (which doesn’t happen to be a second language to me), the basic writing composition of their songs are set to search and…
Kirlian Aura's self-titled album pushes contemporary rock to its very limits. Keith Petty, mastermind behind Kirlian Aura flawlessly blends melodic rhythms with soul-searching beats to show off the best that progressive rock has to offer, all through synthesizers and raw music talent.…
When musical artist Paul Tardo answered an obscure classified ad placed by an avant-garde record producer, he had no idea that his shoe box full of old song ideas would be transformed into a pop album. Although most of the material was written about 11 years ago during what Paul…
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Model Airplanes will make you smile. And they'll do it because they do indie rock right-just ask those fortunate enough to have caught these fresh young fellows on any given Monday night this month at the Detroit Bar. But if you're just beginning…
The Good Luck Affair is the brain-child of singer/songwriter Matt Morse, a longtime veteran of the Long Island music scene. Morse made a name for himself in a band called Blind Insight which received a tremendous amount of attention from the Long Island rock press for their youth and musical…
In a time when synthetic melodies, uncreative lyrics, and mediocre vocals tend to rule the airwaves, the industry is starving for creativity that falls within their formula. The public is hungry for freshness, and seem to be disgruntled about the limits of the current Top 40 rotation. The public has…
The Bros. Marler moved to Athens,
Georgia in 1996 in search of an artistically driven southern community. Both are University of Georgia graduates (Philosophy&History). The twin siblings, born June 18th 1974 (Gemini) were raised in an enthusiastically musical family with their mother a piano teacher and father a writer. Although…
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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.
