Artist description We're a local band out of Raleigh, NC. Our website is www.smallsoldiers.org. Check us out! Our music is definitely hard rock. With influences like Switchfoot, Relient K and Relient K, we have a gritty, tough sound with lyrics heavily influenced by Scripture. Our primary goal is point the listener to Christ as we're reflections of Him. While it's fun to play loud and to rock hard, we want fans to leave our show and leave our CD feeling like they know a little more about the Father.

Music Style Christian Alternative

Musical Influences Noise Ratchet, Third Day, Switchfoot, Linkin Park, and Relient K

Similar Artists Not really sure

Artist History Ben, Seth, and Jeremy all go to school together. Ben, Seth, and Andy all go to church together. And, John, we're not sure where John fits in. But Ben and Seth already had a band together with John and Jeremy. Andy played drums when he was not working. Anyway, when Andy joined, the band changed it's name to Trademark. Being fairly young musicians, the band takes from several musical influences. Ben and Seth Davey really like emo, hard rock and hymnals. John likes rap like John Reuben. He also enjoys the spontaneous song. Jeremy enjoys Barbara Streisand show tunes, the Imperials and Travis Tritt. And Andy enjoys the oldies such as Rush and Phil Collins. If you listen closely to the sounds of Trademark, you can hear our bits of inspiration from each of our backgrounds.

Group Members John Sierra-lead guitar Ben Davey-rhythm guitar, backup vocals Seth Davey-lead vocals Jeremy Taylor-bass Andy Sarine-drums, backup vocals, backup guitar

Instruments Guitar x 2, Bass, drums, vocals

Albums We have a 4 song demo. It's available upon request or you can pick on up at one of our shows.

Location Raleigh, NC - USA

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