The Future of Satellite Radio is the Jason Ellis Show. Every day, host Jason Ellis - a former pro skateboarder, pro fighter, and New York Times bestselling author - shares his humorous and irreverent worldview with the largest homegrown audience on SiriusXM. This is the uncensored talk show you’ve been waiting for your entire life.

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We're a band from Atlanta ready to kick your ass with heavy riffs, thunderous bass, blistering guitar solos and hard hitting drums!  Check us out at http://www.facebook.com/flooredatl

Who are The McNifficent 7? Why are there only five guys on the stage? What do they sound like? The question isn’t who, what, or why; the question is how. How did this happen? It all started in the Fall of 2010 when Sean McNiff, a strange guy with an even stranger name, met Ty Popick in a Statistics class at Georgia State University. Lazy and uninterested in academic pursuits, McNiff and Popick killed time in class talking about music and quickly bonded over a mutual interest in soul and country music. They talked about getting together to play one day; it only took two years. Fast forward to the Summer of 2012, McNiff grabbed a microphone, Popick grabbed a guitar, and Atlanta music scene veteran, and International recording artist Andrew Freni stepped behind the drum kit. After a handful of practices and a huge pile of empty beer cans, Popick recruited a couple of monster players in Scott Toney (bass guitar), and Kyle Hanschke (guitar and keyboards). From there, everything just kind of fell into place for the guys, and here we are. That’s who they are, and that’s how it happened. As for what they sound like, think about what might have happened if Sam Cooke and Hank Williams had a bastard child together. That leaves one unanswered question, though. Why are they The McNifficent 7 if there are only five of them? We’ll leave that up to you to decide. Some riddles are best left unsolved.

Siblings typically spend a lot of time together growing up, and within this group, it is no different. The brothers, Jason (singer/guitar) and Kevin (guitar,) have been in bands and written music together dating back to 2003. The name "The Better Brother " is very fitting as the two brothers always have healthy competition and debate around who  writes"The Riff of the Year"; which pizza place is "The Best in  Atlanta", and who is the better "songwriter." 

Although they battle each other on many different topics, one thing they agree on are the two other members whom complete the 4 piece alt rock band, Chris and Adam. Chris has been a close friend and a familiar drummer in the Atlanta music scene for many years.  With his years of experience, and talented ear, Chris is the perfect piece to add to The Better Brother as he also brings a flare of competitive nature to the group. Adam, who later joined in 2013, plays bass for the band and brings a "cool head" that keeps the momentum going when debates need to be ended... and rock and roll needs to ensue. 

Look out for The Better Brother to play out in 2015 in the local Atlanta area, and be prepared to answer... "Who is The Better Brother?"

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