The DYNOTONES
The DYNOTONES, hailing from Orange County, California, are a four piece instrumental surf/hot rod combo consisting of: Dano Nichols (guitar), Dan Moses (guitar), Rob Kruse (bass Guitar), and Tim Fitzpatrick (drums). Known for their high energy performances, The DYNOTONES have shared stages with the likes of: The Chantays, Los Straitjackets, The Bomboras, The Ghastly Ones, Jackie & the Cedrics, The Lords Of Altamont, Andrew Bird, Junior Brown, The Collins Kids, Deke Dickerson, Big Sandy & His Fly-Rite Boys, Big Bad Voodoo Daddy, Royal Crown Revue, Dick Dale, Don Ho and The Tiki Tones. » Visit The DYNOTONES' Myspace Page

The Martini Kings
Authenticity. You know it when you hear it, and if you’re listening to the Martini Kings you’re definitely hearing it. Lounge music is hot right now, but nobody plays it with that ice-cool, cigar-smoke & Dubonnet fifties vibe that the Martini Kings have. If you’re sharing a room with the Marsico brothers don’t be surprized if you suddenly spill your drink. It’s the ghosts of Dino and Sammy brushing your elbow on their way to the bar. Their original songs can be heard in the HBO hits Entourage, Six Feet Under and beyond. » Visit The Martini Kings' Myspace Page

 

Lil Gizzelle
What makes Lil Gizzelle so unique? Two words: The Voice. Wild discovered Lil Gizzelle singing in a local Jump Rhythm & Blues band in Los Angeles, the band were okay, but the voice from this small young (19 years old) Mexican girl just blew us away. When Wild asked Lil Gizzelle what deal she had made with the Devil/God for her voice, she said, "I don't know, I have always been able to sing a little bit (understatement of the century). There are a lot of female vocalists out there trying to sing rock n roll, rockabilly, blues; most of them if they're lucky, have very average voices or if no voices, they just put on a cowboy hat and try to sing rockabilly songs. » Visit Lil Gizzelle's Myspace Page