Artist description WRITING “SISTER SMILE”During the recording of “Sister Smile”, Skuller channeled the spirits of two of rock’s tragic losses, Jeff Buckley and the Singing Nun (Soeur Sourire). Recalling the chill he felt upon first hearing of Buckley’s disappearance, Skuller combined the inspired song idea with another he was composing about Belgium’s Singing Nun.The result is a compelling incantation with a spooky vibe and an irresistible groove.CONTACTFor more information, email Skuller for future notification about the cds’ release date and news about his new website now in production. EMAIL: skuller99@yahoo.com

Music Style Gothic Coffeehouse Rock

Musical Influences The Slits, Bobby Darin

Similar Artists "R.E.M. meets Roy Orbison"

Artist History Billboard called Skuller's first single "an intriguing debut".He and his wife had a baby.He made another record.Robert Quine (from Matthew Sweet) played guitar.It got lots of great reviews.181.4 DftN! called it "one of the year's best".50 college radio stations played it.Appeared on cable TV's "Uncle Floyd Show".Dawson's Creek was interested in a tune.Recorded new stuff with producer James Mastro (Julia Greenberg, Jill Solbule).JD Daugherty (from Patti Smith) played drums.releasing greatest hits cd summer 2000.

Group Members RECORDING Produced by James Mastro (Health & Happiness Show, Julia Greenberg, Jill Solbule), with special guest drummer J.D. Daugherty (from Patti Smith). This exclusive remix by Jon Marshall Smith is available only on the internet, and previews Skuller’s forthcoming cd “The Soul of Eddie Skuller”.

Albums "Don't Tell Me", "The Soul of Eddie Skuller"

Press Reviews from the “muse’s muse”: I find this 3 song teaser wonderfully tempting. I hope he'll send me the full album when it's ready, because he's quite amazing. For instance, I would be prepared to swear on my deathbed that the backing vocals are female. Yet the jewel case back likewise swears that ALL vocals are by Eddie. You'll got to hear it to believe it.from “gajoob.com”: Skuller's vocals are so ranging that he really does have to note on the tray card that, yes, the vocals are all by him. The title track is the standout here and shows the artist exploring new territory that's a bit more progressive, electronic, and challenging, yet immediately accessible. "Sister Smile" is deep with nuances that shift and dance and reward repeated listens.

Location Hoboken, New Jersey - USA

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