Artist description Unique electronic experimental pop rock.

Music Style crossover experimental alternative computer pop (huh?)

Musical Influences Beatles, Elvis Costello, Talking Heads, Police, Moby, Nirvana, Leonard Cohen

Similar Artists Beatles Talking Heads Elvis Costello Moby

Artist History Once upon a time there was a little bean. A boy found it and planted it and it grew and grew until it became almost human. The boy said, I will call this bean a human bean, I will call it Dean the Bean. One day Dean the Bean said to the little boy "Can I have a guitar? The boy said "O.K." and the rest is history.

Group Members Dean Zimmerman

Instruments vocals, guitars, keyboards, bass, voices, sounds and a computer

Albums Gimmedat / Mr Wonderful / The Pursuit of Pop / In My Own House

Press Reviews Dean, I think you will be happy to know that Gimme Dat by Dean The Bean has debuted#23 of our Top 30 this week. I'll be sending you a formal copy of the charts, personally I had a great time reviewing it.Burd/Music DirectorRadio Toronto-978-0909 ext. 214Wed-Fri 11am-5pm (E.S.T.)& Thurs r_burd@ciut.fm In order to be considered for charting, allof music should be addressed as;Radio TorontoDirector / Ron BurdSt.George St.,ONS 2E8music will be catalogued and made availableall programmers for airplay..ciut.fm.5 CIUT Radio Toronto,000 Watts, reaching 8 million locallyAmerica via Star Choice Satellite, Channel 826via Internet broadcast at www.ciut.fm_ Dean Zimmerman began his one-man project of experimental, computer pop in early 2000 when he took the moniker of Deanthebean. By combining the instrumentation of guitar, bass, keyboards, samples, and additional computer noises that were recorded on his home PC, Zimmerman's alter ego resembled more of a stripped down Moby without the politics and multi-commercial licensing. All of this was eventually captured on his self-produced, self-released debut album, Gimmedat, in 2001. — Mike DaRonco __________________________________________________

Location Toronto, Ontario - Canada

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