Artist description The Electrosonics is a fun band. People like it.

Music Style Acid-Jazz, Funk, Trip-hop/Hip hop, Electronic

Musical Influences Everything.

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Artist History The band was originally formed by band members Sam Minaie, Jimmy Hoover, and Caleb Dolister. The early jam sessions were carried out with just one purpose: experimentation. Both the soul and the physical properties of sound were tampered with to create a unique audible environment. Something was missing, though, and another member was sought out to expand the trio and its sound. Justin Kruger sat in during a session in the late summer of 2001, using turn-tables and playing rhythm guitar. Without any question, he was instantly accepted as the band's "Rhythmoligist," and the quartet began writing original music and playing out. Initial crowd response was very positive, to the point that people would often gather to watch the band during its rehearsals. In a short amount of time, the band began stretching away from Reno, and has since played in Truckee, Lake Tahoe, Sacramento, Ca. In the spring of 2003, the band members decided that a new sound needed to be added to the group. The band already had no problem connecting with people on a musical level, but The Electrosonics needed the power of voice. Jason Williamson joined the band in March 03' as the bands official MC.

Group Members Justin Kruger: Rhythmoligist (Tables/Percussion/Guitar) Jimmy Hoover: Sax, Woodwinds, Sonic indulgence Sam Minaie: Basses and funk Caleb Dolister: Drums and funk Jason Williamson: MC

Instruments Turn Tables, Guitar, Sax, Woodwinds, Percussion, Drums, Vocals

Albums DEMO: Live at the Blue Lamp 03'

Additional Info visit our website to join our maling list at www.electrosonicsmusic.com

Location Reno, Nevada - USA

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