Artist description This site is dedicated to masters of original music available for useage in television, film and radio, or re-recorded by established artists. We are also available to write songs for established artists.

Music Style We can write in just about any musical style.

Musical Influences Everything our ears come in contact with. ;-)

Similar Artists If a project calls for it, we are able to emulate any artist style

Artist History Lee, a self-taught guitarist, began playing at the age of five, and hasn't stopped since. He's toured with bands throughout the U.S. opening for such acts as Bon Jovi, Clarence Clemmens, and Huey Lewis & the News. He's also written and performed music for major motion pictures (Critters, Quiet Cool), entertainment CD-ROMs and commercials for television and radio. As a solo artist, Lee secured a development deal with Epic Records, was featured on WDHA-FM's New Jersey Rock 7 compilation CD, garnered several songwriting awards, and performed solo acoustic sets for over ten years before joining forces with Robert in 1995. Robert has been equally as active, playing bass in several bands since his teens. He has opened shows for Gary U.S. Bonds, Glen Burtnick (Styx), John Eddie, Beaver Brown, and others. Robert has released two albums: Don't Quit Your Day Job and Horizontal Hold- both critically acclaimed albums jam packed with award winning songs. In addition, Robert has successfully toured South America. Worldwide exposure via his website helped propel sales of his records in Europe and Latin America.

Group Members Lee Scott Howard & Robert Murdock

Location North Brunswick, NJ - USA

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