Music Style Brit Pop American style

Musical Influences Led Zepellin, Bob Dylan, Queen, Jimi Hendrix

Similar Artists Travis, Radiohead, Coldplay

Artist History Catch's origins go back to a band that was initially formed to do covers for weddings and parties. Following one week of rehearsals with a somewhat overbearing and egotistical bass player, three members of the band decided they had enough of playing "Mustang Sally thirty two and two tenths times a day." The band, now known as Catch, quickly shifted their focus to the development of their own material and unique sound. Band members Joel (guitars, vocals), Sarah (keyboards, violin, vocals), and Blaine (bass, vocals) committed themselves to long nights and personal sacrifices in their quest to form "a more perfect band." Although their mission was quite ambitious, Catch quickly became a tight, cohesive unit which drew upon each other's strengths and influences for their distinctive sound. The band's musical interests are diverse; from the jazz recordings of Tal Farlow and Dave Brubeck, to the rock acts of Led Zeppelin and Queen, along with the songwriting styles of Dylan and Hendrix, all have helped to develop the soul of what has become Catch. Catch's upcoming self titled independent release, due to hit stores early 2002, contains music even more diverse than their influences. From the guitar driven songs "Senorita" and "My Michelle" to the melodic sounds of "My Fair Lady", "Today" and "Super Mighty Mini Man", Catch's first release provides the listener with a fresh approach to modern rock.

Group Members Joel Francis(Guitars, Vocals) Blaine Rabalais(Bass, Vocals) Sarah Kate(Keyboards, Violin, Vocals) Jase Wilkerson(Percussion)

Albums CATCH 1

Location Shreveport, Louisiana - USA

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