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"A blend of jazz fusion and progressive
house music with a jam band vibe
sounds like a concoction mixed up in
a lab somewhere, or the brainchild of
musicians with decades of experience
under their belt. It’s surprising, then,
to find out that this hybrid was created
by a bunch of kids barely out of
high school.
Appy Polly Logic, its members all
20 and 21 years old, started as a series
of informal jam sessions between
guitarist Damiano Mosher, drummer
Rob Morris, bassist Carlos Soto-Gil,
and saxophone player Mike McQuillan.
With no pressure to produce a sound
that would attract an audience, they
gravitated organically to passionate,
intricate melodies and aggressive
rhythms that weave around the
individual instruments and lock in
to danceable grooves.
“There’s no front man, all the parts
just fuse together,” says McQuillan.
“We spend so much time together
that we’re all on the same wavelength.”
The band has built a strong following
in Doylestown since taking their sound
out of the basement two years ago.
They cut their teeth on First Friday
gigs on the porch of The Night Kitchen
Bakery. Within a few months their
crowds were large enough that they
got shut down a few times for
not having the proper permits to
accommodate all the people dancing
on State Street.
With no lyrics to hang their hooks
on and no established genre to define
their sound, Appy’s success defies
conventional wisdom. But according to
them, the secret is to not think about
it. “We try to be pure musicians,”
says Morris. “We don’t think about
expectations or industry stuff.” Soto-
Gil agrees: “Our main intention isn’t
to play for other people. But when
they like it, it’s a beautiful thing.”
The band started breaking into Philadelphia
clubs in 2008, and is releasing
their first studio effort early this year.
With this growth comes that “industry
stuff,” planning tours, making press
packets and the like. Still, the band is
determined to not let that bother them.
“We’ll be more productive, but it’s not
going to change what we do,” says
Mosher. “It’s all a journey, and I’m
looking forward to new experiences.”
- Jack Firneno (Dtown Magazine)
Hi! were playing at the World Cafe Live in Philly , on Saturday October 24. Local Music needs support and we need yours :) come on out and jam with us !!!!!!! Its a free show and a great place to have dinner and drinks and dance ! Save the date Much love , BOSU
Come join us Friday May 15th @ 9:00 PM @ Club Risque! All Out Friday Night featuring Dive, Even The Res, and Spy The Thinker - $10 gets you into the show upstairs and the gentleman's club downstairs. For updates check www.myspace.com/risquelive.
Check out our newest mixtape officially hosted by a Major Artist! Just click the cover to download all the Coast 2 Coast Mixtapes for free at www.coast2coastmixtapes.com!
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JFJO returns to PHILLY at JOHNNY BRENDA'S on Tues. APRIL 14th with the new quartet lineup, in support of 'Winterwood' - the new studio album available as FREE download at www.JFJO.com! Nick Bockrath quartet opens! See you there!!
JFJO returns to PHILLY at JOHNNY BRENDA'S on TUE. APRIL 14th with the new quartet lineup, in support of 'Winterwood' - the new studio album available as FREE download at www.JFJO.com! See you there!
You ROCK! Thanks for being a friend and for all your hard work. Hope to see you at the 2nd annual Utica Music and Arts Fest. Over 200 performers in 20 venues for 3 DAYS! Including a kick-off party on the Adirondack Scenic Railroad, Utica Tattoo Fest and the Utica Greens Fest!
Visit our site for more info and performer submissions. Have a great day!
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Hello! We're coming down from Montreal our very first U.S. shows next week; starting wednesday the 25th, it will brooklyn, philadelphia, new york, and boston ... details on our page, or just drop us a line! cheers, Veronica, Geof, Eveline and Benoit.