Music Style Pop / Jam Rock

Artist History From Columbia, Missouri One June Oracle has been mesmerizing audiences with their original music. The bands high energy performances, technical wizardry, creative songwriting combined with tempered, soulful lyrics, are the some of the reasons for their growing success. Drawing there influence from many different sources, One June Oracle has been able to create songs that are definitely unique but does not stray far from a soothing and somewhat familiar sound. One June Oracle was founded by singer/songwriter Pete Kim and former bassist Dave Wildermuth. The rest of the band consists of lead guitarist, Kevin Bucklew, and drummer, David Steinbach. This extraordinary, independent band's work ethic and continual dedication to marketing and promotion put them in the top 5% of up and coming bands to watch for. In the United States, with around 100 stations playing their CD and growing, a song peaking at #2 on the Top40 charts on MP3 UK, performing with bands that are breaking nationally such as the Josh Joplin Group, and Soulcracker (VH1 Bands On The Run), music licensing agreements with global corporations such as BOSE (songs available to over 3000 new digital jukeboxes across the country) and DCN - digital club network (recorded live web performance archives), and national distribution of their debut CD "2 Moons for 54 Days" by three of the biggest distribution companies in the United States (Valley Media, Alliance Entertainment, and The Orchard), One June Oracle is poised to receive national recognition as a band in demand.

Group Members Pete Kim - Lead Vocals, Guitar Shannon Morris - Bass Guitar, Vocals Kevin Bucklew - Lead Guitar Dave Steinbach - Drums

Albums 2 Moons for 54 Days

Location Columbia, MO - USA

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