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stream•line (strem'lin') – 1. To construct or design in a form that offers the least resistance to fluid flow. 2. To improve the appearance or efficiency of.

Since its inception, Streamline has been more than the average rock band. Their philosophy is simple and effective, make music that is relevant to everyone. The goal of the group is to establish a profound, intimate, symbiotic relationship with their listeners and develop a community connected through music. Their aim is to create a sound that is truly demographic-less, multigenerational and all-appealing. The band’s honesty and integrity set them apart from other contemporary artists and is undoubtedly part of the reason their music seems to resonate so deeply in listeners.

Streamline began when singer/guitarist Mike Hogan and keyboardist Jon Scholl endeavored upon a new project with heaps of passion and heads full of big ideas. The sound was further refined with the addition of bass prodigy John Viavattine, whose unique playing style gave the group’s songs new life. But it wasn’t until veteran drummer Brian Ireland (Something Corporate) and guitarist Brad Ourso signed on to the project that the band really felt complete. With its newly formed line-up, the band hit the studio to lay down a demo for a meeting with Sony Records. The result was a completed version of the song ‘All I Need’ which sparked a great deal of industry interest and international buzz as the it went on to become most played song on Myspace for six days in a row, remaining in the top 10 for several weeks following. By this point it became evident that this band was something worth paying attention to.