    On the early morning of September 11, 2001, Ethan Isaac was walking a dog in lower Manhattan and saw something unfolding before his eyes that would forever alter the course of his life. He would later capture his experiences in a song he called "Into the Sunlight." The song found it's way to the offices of Armed Forces Entertainment, and so began a mission that continues to this day, bringing music and fun to an audience of some of the most die-hard music fans he has met: soldiers of the US military.
     To date, Edisun has performed for US troops in over 20 countries, including two tours in Iraq, Afghanistan, Kuwait, and other places no band ever wants to play. For Ethan Isaac who never forgets his experience of fighting through the soot, smoke, and ash to escape Manhattan, perhaps all of this was inveitable. 
     Now in 2015, after releasing their self-titled debut, breaking the through the noise of active-rock radio with their songs "Medicate," and "Wide Awake;" producing several videos; thousands of miles driven and flown on tours in 25 countries and across 48 states; media interviews by Rolling Stone Magazine, Wall Street Journal, and ABC World News Tonight; charity drives to raise awareness and money for pediatric cancer, ALS reseach, and Wounded Warriors Project; their song "Ready to Believe" being used by ESPN, US Olympian Kelly Gunther, Sony Electronics, nationally syndicated NBC sports show Dan Patrick, and by the US Army-- Here is Edisun still doing what they love most: pouring their heart and passion into their music, and trying to change the world.

Edisun, celebrating the American spirit of invention and underground rock-n-roll. Giving their fans everything they have.



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