Aurganic is a window into a collaborative thought and emotion process of two individuals who dedicate most of their time to the craft of music and sound creation. Rooted in friendship, the project proved longevity with three independent releases to date. With motto "staying true to the art of music", Aurganic has been garnering attention and fans from around the globe unleashing soundscape after soundscape. 

You can hear Aurganic's music on CNN's "Wonder List" and "This Is Life with Lisa Ling", MTV's "MADE", FOX's "Xploration Outer Space", E! "True Hollywood Story" and "Beyond Candid", Spike's "Ink Master", and many more...



Press:

“With strong shades of The Postal Service, and Incubus running through the veins of each of these songs, Pisaq and Kossov are able to write fantastic lyrics with phenomenal melodies that evoke emotions from every corner of your heart.”
- Brian Weidy, IX Daily

““The Lost and the Found” is a dreamy downtempo track dressed with reverberated orchestral electrical arrangements. With that being said, the progressive bass line and shuffling beat adds an impressive balance, bringing the track back down to earth. There’s just enough of each instrument so as to not overpower and drown out any one sound.”
- Christiana Bartolini, Indie Shuffle Music Blog

“Aurganic are a band to watch precisely because they use every deviation as an opportunity to display their versatile and plentiful musical strengths”
- Craig Manning, AbsolutePunk.net

“Welcome to Deviations, an electronic alternative project from Aurganic. The album is a mix of mystifying rock, and experimental indie elements. Composed on two long time friend, Michael Kossov and Leo Pisaq, Aurganic, have taken their songwriting and signature layered production to the next level with Deviations. Final Grade: A”
- Kyle Jarmon, Examiner.com

“Aurganic’s new album Deviations treads a variety of stylistic waters, ranging from downtempo-inspired electronica in the vein of Massive Attack and recent Radiohead to dizzying alt-rock like Muse. It’s clear that their mutual interests in electronica, jazz, and art-rock had a large role in the success of Deviations. One particular standout from the album is “The Lost and the Found”, a deeply soaring effort with touches of strings, twangy guitars, and highly professional vocal work. It treads somewhere between a ballad and emotive rocker, a solid in-between that aptly represents Aurganic’s eclectic stylistic vision.”
- Mike Mineo, Obscure Sound

“It was a very enjoyable departure, one that will prompt a more in depth look at the evolution of electronica song writing. The album is not jolting or fragmented, but bleeds nicely in to each track, thus living up to its album title in the most respectable of ways. I recommend this album to anyone looking for a refreshing take on an ambitious melding of musical genres, and to anyone not looking for something completely different, but something that deviates from the predictable norm.”
- Ryan Sprague, AltRockLive

“Irregular time signatures; passages which seem improvised in their complexity and ease; and the smooth flow of sounds across a page, almost an aural representation of a yacht sailing across the billowing sea. Much use is made of a variety of instruments and styles, from the almost Glitch opening and underpinning "Pleasure Addict" to the ambient sounds which course though much of the music.”
- Charles Martel, Music Emissions

Born in southeastern Oklahoma, Levi Parham was raised listening to an eclectic mix of his father’s records. Legendary musicians such as Muddy Waters, Lightning Hopkins, Skip James, The Band, Van Morrison, Townes Van Zandt, and Woody Guthrie were in constant rotation on his father’s old stereo, blaring throughout his childhood home and making a deep impact on Parham’s musical style. With this wide range of influences, Levi started picking up instruments and writing songs at an early age and has kept up a prolific pace, piling up songs and refining his sound.
Levi released his first album, An Okie Opera, in may 2013. Currentland Magazine named it one of the top Red Dirt Albums of the year along side Samantha Crain, The Red Dirt Rangers, and Jason Boland saying, ” Parham is a major talent. He has a soulful, ballsy voice. His Songwriting is filled with infectious hooks, and easy rolling rhythms. These are all love songs, evoking the full range of emotions that go along with it.” Ryan Heinsius, Editor of Flagstaff Live Magazine wrote,  “A heartfelt piece of recorded Americana, raw and honest, showing off an up-and-coming songwriter molding a distinct and beautiful style.”
After releasing An Okie Opera, Parham performed at the Wood Guthrie Folk Festival held in Okemah, OK which allowed him to perform among such talents as John Fullbright, Steve Poltz, Rebecca Loebe, The Red Dirt Rangers, Samantha Crain, Hurray for the Riff Raff, Tim Easton, Parker Milsap, Lauren Lee and Liberty Road, The Damn Quails, Monica Taylor, Susan Herndon, David Amram, and so many more.
Levi is set to head to Nashville to record his first studio album in late August 2014, with tour dates starting in October to promote the album and a release date set for December. Stay tuned!

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