Artist description Brickfoot is a four piece band from Marlyland that plays music that is a combination of pop, blues, alternative, and funk. A combination of great song writing, strong vocals and catchy melodies are the real strong points of the band.

Music Style Pop / Rock/ Blues

Musical Influences The Beatles, Radiohead, Fiona Apple, John Frusciante and The Red Hot Chili Peppers, Ween, STP, Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Lenny Kravitz, Jimi Hendrix, The Doors

Artist History BRICKFOOT was founded by (lead singer/ guitarist) STEVE SILVER - (drummer/ back-up vocals) JAY T. -(lead guitarist/ back-up vocals)FRANK D'ANGELO and (bassist/ back-up vocals) CHIPPER. Brickfoot began writing the music for their debut release "Poly Carbon Lens" in 1998. The album was recorded at Sheffield Audio/Video Institute and Studio A (fromerly High Heel Studios). The album was mastered at Sterling Sound by George Marino. Brickfoot won the National Band to Band Combat in their region and are being placed on a National Compilation. Over the years of steady gigging and perfecting their style, Brickfoot has become one of the premeir bands in the Mid Atlantic Region. INFO: Paul MannaCurrently Managed by:Paul Manna24-7 Entertainment410-323-9824mannadu@erols.com

Group Members FRANK D'ANGELO - lead guitar/back up vocals - JAY T. - drums/back up vocals - STEVE SILVER - lead vocals/guitar - CHIPPER - bass guitar

Instruments Vocals, Electric / 6 & 12 String Accoustic Guitars, Bass Guitar , Drums , Auxillary Percussion, Keys

Albums POLY CARBON LENS

Press Reviews Has recieved mentions in ROLLING STONE and SPIN magazines. Also has won many awards in 1998 and 1999 Music Monthly Reader's Poll.

Additional Info BRICKFOOT@hotmail.com

Location Baltimore, Maryland - USA

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