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| Members: |
Alexx Calise, Dennis Morehouse, John Ferrante, Muddy Stardust |
| Influences: |
silverchair, Toadies, STP, Buckcherry, Marilyn Manson, Soundgarden, The Doors |
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Artist Bio:
"Throw your words at me, I’ll have my way with them," mocks young and sharp-tongued singer, guitarist and songwriter, Alexx Calise.
Delivering a sound that is both fresh and uniquely her own, Calise combines hard rock, grunge, and urban-edged pop with crunchy guitars, angsty lyrics, and an instantly identifiable vocal that is hauntingly beautiful and completely raw all at once.
Calise grew up in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, where she spent her childhood mostly alone or in the pages of a notebook, finding comfort only in her parents’ vast record collection, which included everything from Mozart to Led Zeppelin. At 11, she picked up the guitar to emulate her father, also a talented musician, and began fusing the melodies she heard in her head with her own poetry and recitations.
Now living in Los Angeles, California and continuing along the same path, Calise is endorsed by over 13 music gear/clothing manufacturers, she has appeared in several national TV commercials and shows (including the recent Discovery Channel documentary, "The Science of Sex Appeal"), and she has been featured in Blender magazine, Guitar World, and the how-to/method book, "How to Succeed as a Female Musician" alongside such notable musicians as Lisa Loeb and The Donnas. Her music is in heavy rotation on MTV/VH1 Networks, and her single, "Pull It (Bullet)" is one of the highest charting songs in AUS/NZ.
Currently, Calise is creating the follow-up to her 2007 critically-acclaimed debut album, Morning Pill, writing for her indie musician's advice column for the L2P Network and GHS Guitar Strings E-Newsletter, and touring with the P.A.C.E. Program, which provides entertainment to children in various LA County schools. Calise is also the other half of "Sound of Cancer," her new music project with accomplished drummer/songwriter, Dennis Morehouse.
