Music Style Robomusic.com songs parody computers, politics, and celebrities, with a dry humor and excellent production work.

Musical Influences Weird Al Yankovic

Similar Artists Weird Al Yankovic, but without the zaniness.

Artist History Robomusic.com released its first sinlge in November of 2000, "MP3 Killed the Media Star". Steve Grisham began working on tracks in November which are available on the first album. Rich Natole began doing vocals in March of 2001 for some songs on the first album and for future songs.

Group Members Lyrics: David Tiberio. Vocalists: Steve Grisham and Rich Natole. Instruments: Steve Grisham, Oleg Korenfeld, Andy Kornfeld, Nathan Pendleton.

Press Reviews SONG PARODIST WANTS TO BREAK `WEIRD AL MONOPOLY'NEW YORK (Wireless Flash) -- Weird Al Yankovic's monopoly ofthe song parody market could be in the past if a 29-year-old computer programmer has his way. By day, David Tiberio programs computers, but at night,he works nonstop at his lifetime goal: Pushing Weird Al off his perch as the Bill Gates of pop music parodies. Tiberio currently has 30 tunes in his repertoireincluding, "We Didn't Start The Lawsuit," which yuks up the Microsoft antitrust case to the tune of Billy Joel's "We Didn't Start The Fire." The wannabe Weird Al thinks there's room enough at the top for more than one wacky song spoofer. In fact, Tiberio says he'll throw Weird Al a bone by "...never writing songs about food," like Yankovic's hit "Eat It."

Location New York, NY - USA

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