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  • Genre: Acoustic / Folk / Rock

    Location Long Island, New York, Un

    Profile Views: 70417

    Last Login: 2/2/2012

    Member Since 9/1/2004

    Website www.milestodayton.net

    Type of Label Unsigned

  • Bio

    Come and meet the family you never knew you had. Miles to Dayton's music happens at a personal level, their message of love blending elements of folk, rock, classical, and funk into an irresistible invitation. The M2D recipe is simple: four-part vocal harmony, clever songwriting, improvisational violin and cello, and an infectious rhythm section that stirs up the creative stew. At the heart of their unique marriage of styles lies a real-life marriage: vocalist Krista Preddice shares the microphone with husband Jonathan Preddice, who, in addition to being the principal songwriter for the group, also shines on guitar, cello, accordion, and trumpet. Bassist Dave March (Krista's bother) and violinist Leanne Strom (Jon's sister) add depth to the vocal harmonies, with Dave's low, soulful bass and Leanne's soaring classical virtuosity providing the sonic bookends for the M2D sound. Drummer Brian Kroll, the newest member of the group, propels the music forward with an exciting and funky edge. Having built a large grass roots following of fans young and old, Miles to Dayton has headlined performances at the Patchogue Theater and sold out the Boulton Center, with notable gigs at the Great South Bay Music Festival and the NoFo Rock and Folk Festival. They've been the featured artist at the Acoustic Long Island Podcast and Summer Concert, and have performed in venues from NYC (Canal Room, Arlene's Grocery) to Montauk (The Stephen Talkhouse). Equally at home in the acoustic or full band setup, M2d has shared the stage with the likes of The Subdudes, Leslie West, Jorma Kaukenon, Tom Paxton, Jen Chapin and Richie Havens, to name a few. "And the other half of the equation is the listening. I've got multiple invites to go to gigs tomorrow night, I've said no to all, the acts have even got major label deals, but if someone told me Miles To Dayton was in town, I'd be THERE! Because their music touched me, I was energized by it." - Bob Lefsetz, The Lefsetz Letter "Miles to Dayton has the ability to blend folk, rock and progressive rock into a distinct sound that, while intricate in its form, seems effortless in the execution of its parts. It is this trademark infusion of acoustic and electric instruments that keeps their music full of contrasts and energy." - David Dircks, Host of AcousticLongIsland.com "Miles To Dayton is the next break out act to emerge from the fertile Long Island music scene! Their sound (breaking the boundaries between rock, folk, pop and classical) is music for the discerning listener who enjoys artistry that combines excellent musicianship, intricate vocal stylings and articulate songwriting. M2D's live show is more than a concert...it is an event. A Miles To Dayton performance is one of strong stage presence in a setting that welcomes audiences of all ages." - Norman Prusslin, Founding General Manager WUSB-FM, Stony Brook, N.Y./ President Emeritus, Intercollegiate Broadcasting System/ Co-Founder, Long Island Music Hall of Fame "Their latest CD 'Pass It On' is in my opinion the best Indie release of 2011 and is nothing short of a sonic masterpiece." - Ralph Antignano, Producer, Homegrown Music Café "Miles to Dayton crosses a lot of musical boundaries from folk to rock and appeals to a broad audience that spans several generations." -Christopher Capobianco, member/Board of Directors of the Patchogue Theater for the Performing Arts
  • Members

    Krista March Preddice - Vocals | Jonathan Preddice - Vocals, Guitar & Cello | Leanne Preddice Strom - Violin & Vocals | David March - Bass & Vocals | Brian Kroll - Drums & Vocals
  • Influences

    Influences include: Martin Sexton, Van Morrison, Ray Lamontagne, CSNY, Natalie Merchant, Damien Rice, Dave Matthews, Stevie Wonder, David Gray, J.S. Bach.
  • Sounds Like

    Nothing you've heard before (well maybe - but not this good)

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  • Charlotte C. Beasley



    Hello,how are you?

    2 years ago
  • Amanda Lindsay



    Hello,how are you?

    2 years ago
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  • Tina Ann

    Hey! Thanks for the add and being my friend!

    3 years ago
  • Axiom Nexus

    THANK YOU FOR THE ADD WE ARE BIG FANS OF YOURS, NOVEMBER DANTE

    3 years ago
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  • Young Fool - (Phil Mini…

    Happy New Year, M2D. I'm figuring a conga line to 09 and I'm saving you guys spots.
    All the best,
    Phil

    4 years ago
  • Pat Merino

    Congrats! All the best & welcome to the wonderful world of parenthood - enjoy the ride ;-)

    best- PatMinNYC

    4 years ago
  • Micah

    Just stopping by to wish you Happy Holidays.

    Miach
    No Image... Just Music

    4 years ago
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