Artist description My name is Gordon Sandvoss. I was born and raised in a little town in Southern California called Claremont. Thats where my roots are and thats where I will end up living. I have been influenced by everyone from The Beatles and Stevie Wonder to Tupac and Biggie. I have been producing for about 6 years unofficaly and with out any schooling. I have produced every Kunz & Sandvoss album and also the Device CD. My biggest influences would have to be Mr. John Mayer and Ben Harper. I love soccer, snow sking and going on dates :)

Music Style All Styles

Musical Influences It would be pretty lame of me just to name like 4 influences. I've been influenced by everyone I've ever heard. And so have you.

Similar Artists John Mayer, Ben Harper, Crosby Stills Nash and Young, Carlos Santana, The Beatles, Stevie Wonder

Artist History 2000 - Started working with Cody Kunz in a band called "Kunz and Sandvoss" (www.mp3.com/kunzsandvoss), released "Good Side of This" album. 2001 - Started a band for a benefit concert we were going to be in. Recruited MacKay Olson (bass) and Will Geirdino (drums), released "Sustained" album. 2002 - Performed at various events 2003 - Released "The Journey" under Kunz and Sandvoss. 2003/2004 - Started solo work.

Group Members Gordon Sandvoss - Lead vocals, guitars, writer // MacKay Olson - Bass, vocals // Will Geirdino - Drums and percussion //

Albums Untitled album currently in the works...

Press Reviews "When I asked him what his expectations were for the album he is working on right now, he replied 'All I expect it to be is something remotely distant to greatness'. When I had the chance to hear a couple of demo tracks for the CD, I said to my self, 'Greatness he shall be'. -- MTV.com "His (Sandvoss) production skills are nothing short of detailed and his writing skills are nothing short of deep." Mark Giffson, AP

Location Spokane, WA - USA

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