With 2008 having come and gone, the party is just getting started for Big Red Rooster. This fiery 6-piece is hungrier than ever before to continue rocking stages far and wide without limiting their creative envelope. They continually focus on fusing ambitious threads of hip hop, rock, R&B, funk, and reggae jams underneath sick rhymes and soulful melodies that keep everyone coming back for more.
Big Red Rooster’s uncanny ability to jump seamlessly from genre-to-genre begins with the crisp yet flashy rhythm section of Dustin Boersch and Phil Griffin. Ted Lauck intertwines tasteful riffs and screaming solos with DJ PAC’s electronic alchemy. Multi-Id asserts himself on the mic with tongue twisting prowess while R&B specialist J. Sabin provides soaring melodies that tie each member’s unique influences together.
Whenever these driven artists take the stage, their bold-faced passion and relentless energy join forces to command the attention of anyone within earshot.
Having wrapped up a successful production deal with Grammy-winning duo Play n Skillz, Big Red Rooster was afforded opportunities to record with Slim Thug, E40, and Talib Kweli. The group has also been extremely blessed to have shared the stage with the likes of Play n Skillz, Bone Thugs n Harmony, Gym Class Heroes, Slim Thug, Ying Yang Twins, Nina Sky, and Biz Markie.
Oh my...AWESOME! You guys RoCk It oUT!!! Just haven't had time to get here and then there's vids....and I feel like I'm on the road with you and in front row at the concert!!!! A~W~E~S~O~M~E!!!! It's a privlege to have added your banner to my page! Have FUN and GOOD LUCK with the tour!!! Becky
On the Colorado Music Buzz Magazine Blog, by Torch
Big Red Rooster
It was a Thursday night, I stopped by a few venues to check out the bands. Not much was really happening until the end of the night, the club was sparse with patrons and Big Red Rooster took the stage. I was about to go home and the energy suddenly changed. This band out of Dallas Texas started grooving and suddenly the few people that were there gathered and danced. They have a rock and hip hob blend that was accented with two front singers. One guy had an amazing high head rhythm and blues voice, the other was slamming out the rhymes. They had a full drum kit, bass and lead guitar and keys. Keep an eye out for these guys, they are very popular in Texas and if they keep coming back to Denver they will definitely draw a crowd. Check them out at www.myspace.com/thebigredrooster.