Artist description We don't really sound like any of our influences; we sort of mesh them together (guess thats a good thing). The singer/guitarist, Jesse Morris, is influenced mostly by melodic hard rock like Tool and Incubus. The drummer, Nick Brown, has punk, heavy metal, and jazz influences. The newb, Vadin has mad reggae influences. The 2nd guitarist, Jim Fell, learns from the blues and heavy metal. When we combine our musical powers it makes for some tasty grooves.

Music Style Rock

Musical Influences Tool, Metallica, Finger Eleven, System of a Down, Jimi Hendrix, Bob Marley, Led Zepplin, Incubus, Green Day, Clapton

Similar Artists Incubus, Lostprophets, Audiovent, Nickelback, Green Day

Artist History Stalling Dawn began in the members' Freshman year of high school. After 2 years of plugging away writing crappy, crappy songs, we finally hit on something we actually liked. That something was the song Torn. Soon we began to explore what texture and ambiance could do to our music, and so we wrote Goodbye. Our playing has evolved to make full use of the two guitar players we have, evidenced in Debt. After dropping our original bassist in mid-2002 due to creative differences we stumbled upon closet bass player, Vadin Lall Dass. Raised on reggae and calypso, what he lacks in experience, he more then makes up for in groove and skill. Most of our writing now comes from full band impromptu jams. We are currently working out kinks in new material, with plans to go back into the studio, and then rock some socks off.

Group Members Jesse Morris - Vocals/Guitars Nick Brown - Drums Vadin Lall Dass - Bass Jim Fell - Guitars

Instruments Jesse-Paul Reed Smith Singlecut/Jim-Dean Avalance/Nick-Pearl Exports /Vadin Lall Dass-Fender Jazz

Albums Stalling Dawn Live at Morrisound

Additional Info drop us an email at stallingdawn@hotmail.com we'd love to hear from you!

Location Tampa, Florida - USA

Copyright notice. All material on MP3.com is protected by copyright law and by international treaties. You may download this material and make reasonable number of copies of this material only for your own personal use. You may not otherwise reproduce, distribute, publicly perform, publicly display, or create derivative works of this material, unless authorized by the appropriate copyright owner(s).