Founded in 2001

Band Members
Claudio Sanchez – vocals, guitar
Travis Stever – guitar
Josh Eppard– drums
Zach Cooper - Bass

Nice Motor formed in late 2014 in Chicago, IL, and Brian, Seth, Neil, and Dave began releasing music in Fall 2015. The band plans to continue releasing music through the new year. 

Songwriter, guitarist, bassist, producer, friend.
Bassist for Awolnation, Former guitarist for Juliette Lewis, former co-songwriter/co-founder/guitarist of Company of Thieves.

I make commercial music as well as write and play with various artists live and in studio.
 Let's create something together!

Check out my album Through The Seasons!

A slow-burning groove. The itch of insomnia. A voice familiar yet new: Larry Anthony’s thought provoking, blend of RnB, Pop, and Rock is taking him from starry-eyed songwriter to non-stop touring artist.

A quiet kid from Chicago, he bobbed + weaved his way through the nightlife to find his space in the music business; which lately has been between the studio and the tour bus.​
Drawn from his songwriter influences, he paints reflective portraits with intimate wordplay; offering a fresh take on old soul.

After building local momentum, LA has gathered over 1 million views//streams, performed on national television, and has been featured by outlets like the Daily Herald. He has also supported Ryan Cabrera, Jon Walker (Panic! At The Disco), Mark Rose (Spitalfield), and gained studio credits with Thomas Ian Nicholas (American Pie, Rookie of the Year) and Sean O'Keefe (Beach Bunny, Fall Out Boy) to name a few.​

...but at the end of the day, Larry Anthony is just here to make make music and friends.

Jess sings the hard thing so you can be brave enough to say it. Now, during this period of isolation, the upcoming release of her new single, Sad People, reminds us that it's ok to be vulnerable and open up about being sad, but our sadness doesn't define who we are.

The depression, anxiety, and isolation afflicting countless millions around the world during the COVID-19 lockdown are all too real. We have only begun to see the tip of the iceberg of the mental health fallout from this pandemic. And during a time when non-essential workers are staying home to flatten the curve, not all of us have the resources and access to the human connection we need to be able to process what has happened to our culture, our loved ones, our jobs, and our economy. Instead of bottling up or denying our fear, anger, shame, sadness, and grief, mental health professionals are encouraging us to talk about it. 

Jess hopes to reach listeners with a song. Just to let them know that they’re not alone and they have the power to get through this with. She hopes that the song will be a cathartic release and a catalyst to be brave enough to be vulnerable with another human, ask for help, or create something cathartic of their own.

Original line-up. It's us. New album and new tour Summer 2015. 

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