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Holding a spot on Smartpunk.com’s Top 100 Albums Charts for nearly a year is not always easy, but Minneapolis pop band ALL THE RIGHT MOVES has already begun to rise up and take charge on the music scene. Today’s pop scene is in high demand for energetic hooks, electronic beats, and glam looks, but the truth is, where did the music go? And what happened to just having fun? A good, catchy song is all that anyone craves, and that is exactly what the band strives to do. With the infused flavors of two lead singers, piano, and a violin, ATRM has created a truly unique meld of pop hooks that will only leave you wanting more.

Creating quite a buzz in the Minneapolis/ St. Paul scene, All The Right Moves has recently completed and won the national Fox 9 “Cravings to Go” Battle of the Bands, which also landed them a spot as the stars of a state-wide broadcasting Pizza Hut television commercial. ATRM has also played select dates throughout the Midwest on the Vans Warped Tour, both in 2008, and 2009.

The band’s debut EP hit the number 8 spot on the Smartpunk.com charts for the best selling albums in early 2009, and they have had the opportunity to share the stage with many national acts, playing opening slots for the likes of: All Time Low, Mayday Parade, Quietdrive, Valencia, Lucky Boys Confusion, Every Avenue, The Audition, Emarosa, and local favorites such as Sing It Loud, Take Cover, Jamestown Story and Four Letter Lie.

“The industry is one big ride, so you might as well have fun and make some real friends along the way”, states ATRM violinist Roman Wolfe, “A scene is something very hard to fit into when you join after it has become empowered and strong, but we feel we have managed to do something right by giving fans a new, fun, and positive outlook towards their pop addictions.”

With a second, follow-up EP and an acoustic album on the way, 2010 seems to be the big year to look forward to. “This is only the beginning”, states singer/songwriter Brandon Daly, “because in our eyes, nothing is better than doing what you love…”