Artist description Combining diverse influences from the pop sounds of The Beatles to the funk-rock of the Red Hot Chili Peppers to the jazzy rhythms of Afro-Caribbean music and modern day songwriters like Dave Matthews, Ultraviolet Blue write and play from the collective conscience of shared human experience and emotion.

Music Style Folk-Soul-Pop-Rock

Musical Influences Who or what aren't? But, to be more specific, we love bands like The Beatles, The Doors, The Who, The Stones, Blues, Jazz, The Chili Peppers, Heather Nova, Janis Joplin, Jewel, Dylan, Folk music, 70's funk and soul, etc... Crashing guitars or motown R&B? Both.

Similar Artists We believe we have our own sound. But Patricia has been compared to Alana Davis, Edie Brickell and even a sweeter sounding Janis Joplin.

Artist History Started in 2002 by California natives Patricia Montfleury (Former model and solo performer) and Dave Anthony (Bassist for The Turn - Taboo Records), who have been performing as an acoustic duo in Italy since 1999. Ultraviolet Blue also consists of Jeremy Davis from Charleston, South Carolina, who is majoring in Sound Engineering at the University of South Carolina and has interned at the Jam Room Recording Studio and Brandon Roshto from Columbia, SC a psychology graduate of Presbyterian College who has played in many local bands and clubs as a percussionist/drummer.

Group Members Patricia Montfluery - Lead Vocals, Dave Anthony - Guitars & B. Vox, Micah Hall - Bass and B. Vox Brandon Roshto - Drums & Percussion Scott McDougal(Two Pennies) - Guitar & B. Vox

Instruments Acoustic & Electric Guitars, Drums, Percussion, Bass, Voice

Press Reviews 2002 Group Therapy Acoustic Therapy Winners

Location Five Points, Columbia, SC - USA

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