Bands

"At a time when the chasm between East and West is growing daily and misplaced hostility and lack of communication are thwarting any efforts at building bridges, it is reassuring to know that there is still one medium that remains uncorrupted by petty bigotry and short-sightedness, and transcends all issues of race, religion and ideology. The Islamic Republic of Iran may not seem the most likely breeding ground for young up-and-coming musicians but, thanks to a few daring pioneers, doors that were seemingly locked tight by the strict moral laws have been cracked by a new generation of home-grown talent. Out of a musical landscape dominated by more traditional Prog-rockers, Metallers and the increasingly popular electronic and hip-hop sound, an Indie band named Hypernova was born." Now Iran is not too famous for its rock music, but these guys are going to change all that. Each member brings a different vibe and sound to the band to give it an even more unique edge. And even though they’re just another obscure band in the galaxy of musicians, their following is growing at a very fast rate, thanks mostly to their legions of underground fans who have helped spread the word. In all reality, these guys are no different from the rest of the rockers around the world; their music is all about having a good time and just rocking your brains out. They’re not in this game for the money, fame or glory. And they’re definitely not trying to change the world...or are they?"  NOX Magazine

For over a decade, performing as the house band at The Ocean Deck, The Daytona Beach night-time hot spot, the Caribbean Posse has built a loyal and regular local audience and by reputation, has attracted a steady stream of Daytona Beach visitors and “out-of-towners”.  The Posse performed at Daytona International Speedway, during NASCAR’s Pepsi 400 & Daytona 500.  Recent years have added the opening act for Beenie Man in concert, headlining the yearly “Reggae Fest” plus the new venue “Caribbean Nights” in Ormond Beach, Florida.  

Summer of 2007 was their 1^st Rocky Mountain Tour beginning at Conor O’Neill’s in Boulder, Colorado with a grand finale at the South Park Music Tour with good ole’ friends and Great new ones.  The Caribbean Posse celebrated the “Red” Release Party on August 22^nd with their 4^th Independent CD to date.  The inspired title song “Red” as well as the entire CD is available for downloads on iTunes.  A new CD is in planning stages plus a great line of wearables, Caribbean Posse visibility is growing every day.

Following on from their debut release ‘Don’t Mind If I Should’ in 2004 the band have now augmented their sound with some fine harmony vocals and blistering solos. All the songs come from the band and The Turbine turn up the throttle on ‘Roll On’ & ‘Stand Down’ and explore their Band roots on ‘Cranberry Creek’ with some sublime guitar work from Jeremy. The quality of song writing never drops and towards the end of the record on ‘Seven Years of Bad Luck’ and the title track Turbine shows there is plenty left in the tank.

Relix Magazine - "Artists on the Verge": "Their sound is exhilarating, with flurries of melodic guitars and wailing harp propelling complex improvisations"

"Spontaneous and genuine music that comes straight from the soul. Hilliard is lightning fast on electric guitar and Rightmire plays harmonica like he's running from the law"

Jambands.com: "Their music wails, whispers and directs our thoughts to the deeper mysteries of life"

Jambase.com on their 10,000 Lakes Festival Appearance: "A four-piece band from New York that writes in just about every style imaginable"

"What’s different and unique is their approach to songwriting, as they songsmith traditional sounds of rock, bluegrass and Americana for a blending that reeks of genius. Turbine is not what you’d immediately expect from the Big Apple but it’s what you’ll now be holding as the standard"

www.turbinemusic.com

At the intersection of your mind and your body lies Fina Dupa.  Colorado's premier funk, rock, and reggae quartet lays out original groove music designed to exercise the brain as well as the behind. Come enjoy the tones - if you like Jamiroquai, Soulive, Maroon 5, Galactic, the Headhunters, John Scofield, and Lenny Kravitz, you will dig Fina Dupa. If you don't know who any of those guys are, come out anyway...you will still dig Fina Dupa. Get your Dupa out here, come groove with Fina Dupa in Colorado or wherever you find us.

"Groove-centric, hook-heavy rock...a blend of Maroon 5 and the Police, though even that loose description may not be broad enough to capture the band's diversity." - Boulder Daily Camera. 

"Fina Dupa went the extra mile with their latest CD Give It Back." - Marquee Magazine.

Since 2004 Motorhome has been playing up and down the Front Range of Colorado and is proud to call Fort Collins its home. In their short existence, they have opened up for great names like Cross Canadian Ragweed, The Legendary Shack Shakers, Junior Brown and Jerry Joseph. Having been called everything from alt-country to Americana, rock-and-roll to irreverent bluegrass, the band insists on writing music that is true to them and letting the fans decide what to call it.