Music Style Rock/Pop, Electronic

Musical Influences Massive Attack, Jawbox, Soundgarden, Orbital, Tool

Similar Artists David Bowie, Moby, Smashing Pumpkins, Psychodelic Furs, Radiohead, U2

Artist History PHI SOMATIC Biography 1977 : Born Daniel Armando Lopez in the Virginia suburbs of Washington, DC. 1991 - 1996 : A founding member of a local band called Vertigo. The band quickly gained a regional following. The band released two recording projects that they independently produced and recorded during their time together. The band split up to persue their different interests. 2001 : From the depths of a dark, basement bedroom, musical experiments gave way to something extraordinary. With the support of friends and family, all out production began soon after on what is now the full length, debut album from PHI SOMATIC, "Life in Monochrome." Lopez plays electric and acoustic guitars, bass, and performs the vocals, synths and drum sequencing on the album. 2002 - Beyond : PHI SOMATIC takes its listeners on a musical journey that is fresh, unpredictable, and contagious. It traps listeners in a musical world that is filled with subtleties, rich lyrics, and layered with textures that keep listeners coming back to tracks again and again. Lopez, the frontman of Phi Somatic, has grown in pressence as a songwriter. In his pursuit of raising the bar of his own music, he seeks to contribute and give something back to the music community. He wants to continue to be inspired and to inspire the minds that set his music free. The only direction is up from here and this is only the beginning... Thanks for the support and keep listening!

Instruments Vocals, Acoustic and Electric Guitars, Bass, Synths, Drum Sequencing

Albums Life in Monochrome

Location Temecula, CA - USA

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