Artist description From the burgeoning music scene of the Southeast U.S. comes titofelix, an alternative rock band that is currently creating a buzz around the country. Marc Cordon, Seiha Kim, P.J. Sobremonte, and Jay Opalia hit you hard with an exciting display of original music whose driving guitars, universally appealing lyrics, and undeniably catchy melodies are a smooth blend of classic musical technique and stream-of-consciousness.

Music Style Emo, Power Pop, Indie Rock

Similar Artists Weezer, American Hi-Fi, New Found Glory, SR-71, REM, Saves the Day, Hoobastank, All-American Rejects

Artist History Formed in Atlanta in August 2000, titofelix has released a full-length album and a series of EPs, filmed a music video for the song "Man of Steel" that screened at both the 2003 San Francisco International Asian-American Film Festival and the SLAP Festival in Salt Lake City, and performed at different venues and festivals throughout the country. titofelix has also received radio airplay, and the band was mentioned in the national publication YOLK Magazine. Currently, their music is featured on the Import Car DVD "Thrust Video Candy" from Waltertainment as well as the feature film "Lumpia" from Kidheroes Productions. Next, titofelix will release "Character Flaw", their much-anticipated sophomore album, and follow it up with more live appearances. For more information and audio/video clips, visit the band's official website at http://www.titofelix.com.

Group Members Marc Cordon (Vocals/Guitar), Seiha Kim (Guitar), P.J. Sobremonte (Bass), and Jay Opalia (Drums)

Albums Faux Pas (Full-Length Album, 2001); Character Flaw (Fall 2003); Who Wants a Palo? (EP, 2001); Skool's 4 Fools (Promo Demo EP, 2002); On the House (EP, 2003); Man of Steel (CD Single, 2001)

Press Reviews YOLK Magazine DRAGON'S ROAR (Live at 56, Hollywood, CA; September 1, 2002) by Renan Balanga It's a good thing when you have an APA [Asian Pacific American] Festival featuring different types of music. It's even better when the festival starts on time. Even though the music festival started an hour late (not bad for Asian Time), it wasn't too difficult for the first band to bring the restless crowd to life. Florida natives Tito Felix rocked with their cult hit "Import Racer Girl" and their cover of Madonna's "Like a Prayer." Also performing at the festival were Singaporean folk singer Corrine May, Cambodian rapper Prach Ly, and rock bands CreAsian and Bad Candie.

Additional Info Recently mentioned in YOLK Magazine, a nationally recognized Asian-American publication (2002); Filmed music video for

Location Atlanta, Georgia - USA

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