Artist description Dolphin City is a group based around the partnership of singer/songwriter, Mike Rimbaud, and Electronic music composer Marc Billon. With guitar, bass, drums, synthesizer, and tape loops, supporting the original musical concept. Combining live musicians with samples and tape loops, acoustic and twangy roots guitar riffs with industrial synthesizer sounds.Dolphin City is built on Rhythms of all kinds; electronic dance grooves, classic Rock beats, and everything from South American to North African percussion. This unusual and eccentric group seeks the perfect ballance between the styles of the past, and the sound of the future.

Music Style a melting pot of Folk-Rock, Jazz, and experimental electronic music

Musical Influences Lou Reed, Stereolab, Tricky, The Doors, Beck, Phillip Glass, TackHead, and others.

Similar Artists Beck, David Bowie, Portishead

Artist History Mike Rimbaud of New York City, and Marc Billon of Paris, France began writing and recording for the Dolphin City project almost two years ago. Inviting other local, downtown and internationally known musicians to participate in the project. All compositions though are by Mike and Marc.Both Mike and Marc, who have been friends for about nine years, have toured, and recorded together and separately.

Group Members Marc Billon, Mike Rimbaud, and various local musician guest stars.

Instruments Guitars, synthesizers, bass, tape loops, drums, vocals, and samples

Albums we have yet to release our first CD, although we have more than enough songs, we are currenly looking for a recording contract and production deal. Mike Rimbaud has released four solo CD's; Mutiny in the Subway, Funeral Lover, Red Light, and Graffiti Trees. n the Subwat

Press Reviews none yet, it is a new group.

Location New York, NY - USA

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