| The Philtons – Email The Philtons |
| "The Philtons' climb to the paramount of the New York rock scene started as "The Paris Hiltons." Having gained a buzz under their former name, they got tired of riding her coattails, (well, at least her tail) and decided to become simply, The Philtons. |
| Based on true original rock and roll done the American Way, they've built a following of people who love straight ahead rock with a little jam spread on top. They are currently working on a new release recording tracks in Brooklyn, NY" |
| Listen to The Philtons' Sugar Sweeter |
| Blue State Band - www.bluestateband.com |
| Combining the groove of Rockabilly and Western Swing, the heart, soul and longing of Country Music, and a contemporary, urban sensibility, Blue State Band wants to make you dance. |
| AARON LISMAN Singer and rhythm guitarist Aaron Lisman has played for several years on the roots music scenes in New York and Chicago. He's been heard at Uncommon Grounds and Lapiz Lounge in Chicago and at Freddy's Barroom and the Baggot Inn in New York, among other places. |
| MATT WALSH Lead guitarist Matt Walsh recently returned to NYC after a stint in Nashville, where he played guitar with artists such as Will Oldham, Miles Zuniga (from Fastball), and Carey Kotsionis (a member of Bobby Bare Jr.'s Young Criminal Starvation League). While in Nashville, Matt got his song "Just Like Jones" recorded by 70's country music star Del Reeves. Del even played the song on the Grand Ole' Opry, which is broadcast nationwide on cable network CMT.Matt l ived in NYC during the late '90s, when he played with his own group Matthew Guadalupe and The Regulars. The Regulars recorded a CD in 1999 with instrumental and vocal help from local roots music legend Greg Garing as well as steel guitar and fiddle help from Larry Campbell of the Bob Dylan band. Donald Fagan and bassist Lincoln Schleifer produced. |
| Listen to Blue State Band's Short Haired Man |
| Coppersonic – www.coppersonic.com |
| “The opening chords of “On and On" pulled me right in and made me an instant Coppersonic fan. Band members and collaborators John Truelove and John Carini present their songs in a very old time rock/blues fashion that fits their writing style like a glove…” were the words of Good Times Magazine writer Dan Brown after listening to Coppersonic’s debut CD. |
| “A stripped down band with a stripped down almost live off the floor sound”, Coppersonic takes the elements found in rock, blues and country to create music with deep, traditional American roots. The band’s three members write songs that bring to mind the raw swagger of the Rolling Stones and the live power of the Allman Brothers at the Filmore East. |
| Listen to Coppersonic's Riverside Blvd |