Artist description Future Feels Good is made up of four highly trained monkeys who can play instruments and do backflips. We believe in putting on a good show and moving around a lot. We don't parcitularly care for bands who just stand still and play. We play a mixture of rock, funk, chill music and make girls go wild.

Music Style we don't like to be labeled

Musical Influences jimi hendrix, beatles, parliament funkadelic, radiohead, weezer, megaman 2

Similar Artists we try to do our own thing, but we are influenced by all of the above groups in our songwriting

Artist History At first, Future Feels Good had a different drummer and keyboard player. We had "artistic differences" and kicked them out. Then we got new ones and we have been playing around miami, hollywood, and ft. lauderdale for the past year and a half (playing much better with the new additions, might i add). We have been known to have girls rush the stage at shows, and sometimes we rush them. I think they are attracted to Masa's natural scent. We are working on a CD and it should be done soon. The band should also be moving to Gainsville within the next year so that we can rock up there like a magic kiss.

Group Members Future Feels Good are: Travis Atria (lead guitar and vocals)- Travis is the youngest of the group at 20 innocent years. He doesn' just play the guitar, he makes love to it, playing behind his head, with his teeth, and behind his back. During Glory on the Roof, he jumps in the air like in the picture and people have been known to see a bright flash of light and the Virgin Mary appears for a fleeting moment. Eric Atria (bass and backing vocals) - Eric started the group last year. He is the rumbling bass behind the music and he keeps it so funky it will make your ears hot. Eric likes to get drunk at gigs and forget to call out the songs. But when he remembers, it is a beautiful thing. When he starts playing the bass, your hips can't help but gyrate. Eric threatens conservative suburban mothers who fear that their daughters will fall for his Syrian machismo. Masatoshi Enomoto (drums and vocal noises) - Masa keeps the band together. His drumming style is, much like his personality, complex and impressive, but not overbearing and with the slight aftertaste of mint. We attribute the reggae part in Static Electric Spider to Masa. Playing with him has allowed us to really write and re-write songs that are much better than before. Stacie Thrushman (keyboard and dancing) - Stacie is the last addition to the band. Her style is a mixture of Bach and ROCK!!!! She claims not to be able to play solos, but made 40 bucks in one night doing just that. Stacie has the uncanny ability to think up something that fits every song perfectly. And sometimes she just dances.

Instruments Two Fender Strats, Gibson V2, Yamaha bass and keyboard, Tama drums

Location ft. lauderdale, florida - USA

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