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Artist description
After exploding onto the Martha's Vineyard music scene in the winter of 1993, Entrain is now one of the most sought after acts in the Northeastern United States. The five-piece ensemble blends a combustible mix of original rock. funk, ska, New Orleans, African poly-rhythms and percussion that fuels visceral live performances, enthralling both music fans and critics alike. |
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Music Style
Pop/Rock |
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Musical Influences
African drumming,Brazilian music, Led Zeppelin, Stevie Wonder |
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Similar Artists
Dave Matthews, Rusted Root |
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Artist History
Entrain was started on the island of Martha's Vineyard in 1993 by Tom Major.Tom wanted to build a band around drums and Rhythms from around the world.Tom has played with Carly Simon, Bo Diddley and Mick Taylor. He also assembled a diverse group of musicians who have worked with |
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Group Members
Tom Major - DrumsSam Holmstock - Trombone, Percussion, VocalsBrain Alex - Guitar, Vocals, PercussionNed Nugent - Bass, Vocals, PercussionKlem Kimeck - Saxophone, Vocals, PercussionHilary Noble - Percussion, Saxophone |
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Instruments
Lots of drums, percussion, horns and guitars. |
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Albums
Self Titled Release - 1994, Can U Get It - 1996, No Matter What - 1997. |
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Press Reviews
News stories about Entrain have been picked up by all of the major networks, especially since the vacationing President Clinton sat in on saxophone with the band during the summer of 1994. This resulted in a nationally televised interview by CNN. More recently Entrain appeared on NBC's Today Show where the opinion was offered that "this band is about to burst onto the national scene." |
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Location
Martha's Vineyard, MA - USA |
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