VoxTonic

After graduating from college, Matt and Q started writing songs in the basement on Saturday afternoons. It was only a hobby and an excuse to just hang out after working all week. Fast-forward a couple of years and Q bumps into Eric at the corner store down the street from their childhood homes. They begin catching up on way too many lost years and the conversation quickly turns to music. As they say, "the rest is history".

After continuing to write and rehearse as a three-piece for the next year or so, it quickly became evident that a bass player was needed to fill out the low-end of the band. In yet another twist of fate, Q met Tracy at his weekly poker game one Thursday night. After a few dozen hands, and with both of their wallets being noticeably lighter than they were at the beginning of the night, the lineup was set, or so they thought.

For a number of years, the guys talked about wanting to add something else to the band. Should it be another guitarist, a horn section, or maybe a circus clown playing a kazoo? They eventually came to the conclusion that they needed a keys player, as that would best fit their classic rock influenced sound. After a search that took well over a year and included some rather, um, "interesting" responses to their Craigslist ads, Paul auditioned for the band in the Fall of 2013 and was exactly what they were looking for.

Finally venturing out of their "so choice" basement rehearsal studio, they are now spreading their unique blend of rock to the masses in both acoustic and "plugged-in" settings. Pulling from a wide range of classic rock influences, from The Grateful Dead, CSNY, and The Rolling Stones, to Led Zeppelin, Tom Petty, and The Black Crowes, their music is eclectic, resonating with a wide audience. While the primary focus of the band has always been to create original music, they do like to pay homage to their roots while putting their own twist on some of the greats.