EVREMNIT (pronounced “every minute”)—part sound painter, part emotional archeologist—delivers insightful, mysterious, innovative, emotionally raw and real Electro/Trip-Hop.

The EVREMNIT self-titled debut is currently in post-production for a Fall 2016 release. EVREMNIT, the EP, both experimental and classic and part of a new wave of experiential listening, brings an extraordinarily cohesive set of tunes with real depth, vibrant soul, and a relentless connection. EVREMNIT alongside co-producer Paul Brymer has poured every ounce of imagination into the new songs.

Las Cafeteras combines the vibrant energy of Son Jarocho music with an edgy LA-alternative sound & political message. Their pounding Afro-Mexican rhythms, stomping zapateado dancing, & uplifting lyrics tell stories of everyday people searching for love & fighting for justice in the concrete jungle. This alt-son group re-mixes traditional sounds, adding Afro-Carribean marimbol, Native American drum & flute, cajon, hip hop, English & Spanglish to Jarocho instruments like jarana & requinto guitars, donkey jaw-bone, & the tarima (stomp box). 

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Kat Jones, is the front person of a Portland, OR based band called Kat Jones & The Prophets. Kat hails from the closely knit music scene of Fresno, CA by way of East Nashville, TN, where she worked with a whole other group of closely knit musicians and artists and began to set herself apart even more as a songwriter. 

Upon arriving in Portland, with a newly recorded album in hand, she formed Kat Jones & the Prophets to support her next record, titled "I Am Warm Young Blood" which is scheduled for independent release in 2013. It is an account of the apocalypse from the middle of the storm. This new record was recorded in a victorian mansion 3 weeks before leaving Nashville and features such notable songs as "Muevete," (a story of being rescued in the desert by birds and features Kat singing in spanish) and "Without A Sound" (a critically celebrated song which was featured in an acoustic e.p. she released in 2009 of the same title). 

Her previous full length, "La Rosa, La Calavera" was critically acclaimed and produced by Richard Swift (The Shins) and Frank Lenz (Starflyer 59, Richard Swift) and featured Richard on keys, Frank on drums and Eli Thompson of Everest on bass. A remastered version of this record (which was originally released by Velvet Blue Music) is scheduled for re-release in 2013.

Fin is a Keyboardist, Bassist, Composer, Producer.
He writes music for TV and Film and produces independent artists.

Multi-instrumentalist and vocalist Kayle Greiman has emerged with his solo project, GRYMNN. His music could be described as a concoction of melodic electro-rock with twists of quirkiness. 

Greiman spent the first part of his adult life as the bassist and back-up vocalist in the pop-punk band, Philmore. The band was a trio comprised of Kayle Greiman, his brother Justin Greiman, and their best friend Brett Schoneman. After releasing 2 albums nationally and playing over 200 dates per year over a period of 6 years, Philmore disbanded. 

Greiman then tried his hand as a front man, forming electronic rock duo, Bruder, with his brother-in-law Daniel Matlach. The duo had less commercial success than previous band Philmore, but served as an arena for Greiman to develop as a songwriter and producer. Most notably, Bruder’s music was featured internationally on MTV reality TV shows “The Buried Life,” “Made,” and “Audrina.”

In 2012 Greiman made a dramatic life change, beginning his career as a professional firefighter with the Tulsa Fire Department. For the better part of the next 6 years, Greiman wholly devoted himself to studying and promoting within the fire department, leaving very little time in his life for music. After achieving the rank of Captain within the department, in early 2019 Greiman began to song write again. Greiman demoed dozens of songs before taking to the studio to collaborate with friend and producer Justin Streck. GRYMNN’s first single “Fire” is an allegory between fighting a fire and being faced with an overwhelming challenge in life. Greiman compares the need to “lean into the fire or you’re gonna get burned” as a challenge to run towards the challenges life presents you as the only way to truly live.

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