I am a drummer in NYC. This page contains work that I've done throughout the years and some of my current bands. 

Brooklyn-based bassist and vocalist Julie Rozansky's musical wanderings

NEW YORK’S FINEST tribute to STING & THE POLICE

“New York’s Finest Tribute to STING & The Police” is a tribute band performing the hit songs of the 70’s and 80’s Rock icons Sting & The Police.

New York’s Finest started as a dare for a classic album tribute night in New York City. “Challenge: Can you guys perform The Police’s 1st album”? Challenge accepted!

NYF highlight The Police’s early punk rock roots through to their more sophisticated material on the later records and Sting's solo catalogue. All the while staying true to the 3 band member line up. NYF taps into the signature style of The Police's funky reggae pop rock grooves and adds a modern flare to the sound that became a phenomenon the world over. 

“NYF” features Mark Rinzel  of “Jessie’s Girl” The worlds hottest 80’s tribute band. Mark is one of the few humans who can play bass and sing like 70’s/80’s era Sting.

“NYF” spotlights Oscar Bautista session and broadway orchestra guitarist recreating the sonic landscapes that guitarist Andy Summers designed for The Police. 

“NYF” showcases Producer/Engineer Alan Camlet on drums delivering the ferocity and infectious grooves of Stewart Copeland. 

“New York’s Finest” performs in New York City and the surrounding East Coast. Additionally the tribute show has traveled abroad to Brazil in South America where they were met with sold out appearances in clubs, theaters and music venues. 

Join NYF in celebrating the music of Sting & The Police.

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Proto-glam for a Disenfranchised Generation

"[S]ounds exactly like the fruit of an imaginary collaboration between [The Pixies] and the Thin White Duke.” – The Deli

Libel is New York City’s proudest purveyors of Protoglam, a delicate concoction of vintage Bowie, post-hardcore and a touch of shoegaze. Basically imagine if the Thin White Duke walked into an early 90s Fugazi show and said, “Guys, this is great, but you need more effects pedals.” Full-length “Comfort in the Noise,” released in 2016, captures both the band’s musical ambitions and songwriting prowess, balancing dual guitar pyrotechnics and solid hooks with fat grooves thanks to the tighter-than-tight rhythm section.

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I am a young dj/mc/ artis
very out going in what i do 
 and doing it for the love of the music

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