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St eve S osa

Having the unique style of such Windham Hill artists as William Ackerman and Alex Degrassi, Steve Sosa's guitar

playing is

also mixed with a touch of Jimmy Page's and Steve Howe's acoustic style. Steve's melodies paint beautiful

pictures in your

mind while still being able to capture the imagination of all aspiring guitarists.

Steve Sosa's

first album, "Day's End"

as released in 2004 and has received much praise. He is currently working on his

much anticipated follow-up album.

You can hear song samples and find out more about Steve at

or at

Rh ythm S ignal

Rhythm Signal is a twisted Dr. Jekyll - Mr. Hyde musical experiment created by Jason Anderson and Thomas Fucik.

Jason,

the main driving force behind Rhythm Signal calls the two personalities Trance Rock and Controlled Noise.

Comparisons

span a wide range of music including Tool, Pink Floyd, Mr. Bungle, King Crimson and many more.

Rhythm Signal's debut Ep "Unexpected Improv" was released in 2004 and still continues to shock unexpecting ears. They
are now currently working on a double disc album inspired by the HBO series Carnivale.

You can hear song samples and find out more about Rhythm Signal at RhythmSignal.com/media.html or at
Myspace.com.

ike

yza

rio

The Mike Ryza Trio centers around the piano / keyboard playing abilities of Michael Ryza backed by Jason Anderson and

Thomas Fucik of Rhythm Signal. The music is a mix of fusion, jazz, funk, progressive rock,

and Latin music.

MRT's

debut album, "Full of Ideas"

as released in 2005 to much praise.

You can hear song samples and find out more about MRT at

and at

ealth

inja

Stealth Ninja is the brainchild of Stealth Ninja's songwriting, programming guitarist Jeremy Shelton. With Bret Gyrich on
vocals, Jason Anderson on bass, and Thomas Fucik on drums, their combined sound is a blend of rock, metal, electronics,
and dance.

Watch rhythmsignal.com for shows and album news in 2008.

You can hear song samples and find out more Stealth Ninja news at RhythmSignal.com/media.html and at My space.com.

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wondertricks

The Wondertricks are reminiscent of the late seventies, early eighties post-punk bands such as Devo and XTC, but with

quirky twist that brings to mind The Residents or Primus.

Watch For album news in 2008.

PiP
Welcome to the pop world of PiP. They have a curious blend of old and new - catchy 60's British rock mixed with the more
modern rock styles of bands like Weezer and Blur. Watch for album news in 2008.

unkee

amakazees

The Funkees will take you back to a time when the seventies action heroes were king. They don't care what's in style

because they plan to crash and burn with the funk. If you want to know what they sound like, turn on the TV, find an old

seventies action movie, and listen to those funky grooves playing in the background.

Taco Bill & The Cornbread Boys

Wild rockabilly, swing and reverb drenched surfer rock from deep in the heart of Texas. I'd like to give you more info but

couldn't understand a word these crazy rednecks said.