Picture Goku powering up to Super Saiyan 3 to fight Buu while bass-heavy tunes with lyrics referencing life's struggles compiled with video game references play in the background and you may start to form an idea of who GamerGad is. Based out of North Carolina, GamerGad has, simply put, embraced the art of DIY. The full-time videographer is head of LGi Dope, a brand created to push creative development. At any given time you could see him in your city shooting a live show, shooting his own video or performing at one of his self promoted events. Most notably, GamerGad recently announced a self-funded tour entitled "The LGi Dope Fest Tour," where the villain along with friends will go on the road and rock out venues in the east and midwest. GamerGad is currently planning an ep for Fall 2016.

To some, a sandwich lubricant. To those that listen, the Mayo can be a healing ointment for the mind and soul. Steamy, free form, spicy rhythms to get you piping hot, but always leaving room to get down and dirty with your bad self.  Imagine if you will a funk sandwich. Handcrafted with thick slices of rock, being derived from aged Zappa and flecks of Talking Heads, layed over a medley of Steely Dan and fresh sliced Primus. Raw cheesy funk melted over the top for you and your tasty buds. If you're trying to keep it greasy, at least go Easy on the Mayo. Too much grease can lead to coronary issues, I was told.  A melding of many influences for the musical tastebuds, ultimately leading to the destruction of the labels and genres cropped in your head. Hailing from Southeast, CT. Chris Croce, Nick Delia, Stephanie Benoit, Kyle Guertin, and Eric Buzon. 

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