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The Blooms formed in September of 2006 when front-man David Dean and guitarist Caleb Mayo left their previous band after 3 years to pursue a fresh creative spark and a new sound. They recruited Elad Fish to play drums and long time friend Dan Morrow to step in on bass.
Writing and demo recording began in April of 2007, then in September, with private financial backing, The Blooms traveled to Los Angeles to record at Capitol Studios. The Blooms spent 7 days in the studio after 6 months of preparation and emerged with 4 unique, identifiable, and undeniable rock themes.
The band is now rehearsing and putting together a live show projected for spring.
The Blooms' goal is to be one of the biggest rock bands on planet earth, and to write songs that will live on and still draw listeners in 30 years. The band's main focus is songwriting and want to pack their albums with several great tracks instead of settling for "filler" songs that will disappoint fans. The Blooms consist of four musicians who posses a unique, scoping talent and have a wide range of musical influences.
David Dean, The Blooms' lead-singer, guitarist and pianist, writes a majority of the material. His influences range from songwriters Elton John and Bernie Taupin to bands such as Led Zepplin and Queen. David taught himself to play piano and guitar at age 5 and has been performing live and in the studio since age 7.
Guitarist Caleb Mayo's influences started at a young age while listening to his dad's old Zepplin vinyls. Caleb also has been performing live and in the studio since age 13.
Elad Fish, the band's drummer, grew up in I rael and has unique influences that add a distinct creative layer.
Bassist Daniel Morrow is a long time friend of Caleb's and plays several instruments. He has been involved with several bands and gladly stepped in on bass when approached by Caleb.
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