Joey Dimes is a hip hop recording artist from Syracuse, NY.  He began writing at a young age, and has been recording for the last eleven years.  He served in the Navy for six and a half years, travelling the world, writing and practicing constantly.  Drawing inspiration from Kid Cudi, Eminem, Nas, Nate Dogg, and a variety of others from every genre background, he has developed an affluence for blending genres into a distinct sound.  He has been featured on multiple SAMMY nominated albums, and is establishing a foothold in the Syracuse underground.  For more information, booking or any other inquiries, contact joeydimeshs@Gmail.com.



"Circle the Suffering is a devout metalcore band which hails out of Sherrill, NY. Founding members Fred Turner, guitarist, and Drew Marcellus, vocalist, first met at the local watering hole. Acquainted with one another through their days at Morrisville State College, and both having recently disbanded from previous musical endeavors, conversation between the two inevitably led to the business of forming a new project. From its conception near the end of Summer 2011, at which time the two musicians exchanged handfuls of individually written material, it became clear that a heavy metallurgical storm was brewing. In setting out to discover the perfect rhythm keeper, the demands were found in drummer, Kyle Hjort, the sibling of Drew's former lady-friend. Just one practice was all it took. Straight from the outset of their first jam session, the chemistry was wholly apparent. After plugging away for a couple of months, Kyle’s friend and guitarist, Ryan Walsh, was dragged into the Circle to watch a session and was instantly enraptured. With three full songs under their belt and a new guitarist adding his weight to the scales, Circle the Suffering was rapidly composing new material as a four piece. Countless auditions for a bassist roped in references to Pete Phillips, and the finishing touches were finally in place. Pete was later replaced on bass by Steve Geer but due to Steve's busy schedule with college and work he wasn't able to keep up with an equally busy band schedule. Steve's position has since been filled with long time friend of the band, Jeremy Cronk. Ryan Walsh, rhythm guitarist, also decided to step down from the band at the end of the summer of 2014, due to personal reasons.  His position was filled with another long time friend of the band, Chris Watson, who brings a slightly different style and edge to the Circle.

At present, Circle the Suffering has generated a well-rounded set list and remains extremely active in the Central New York area and beyond. They have shared the stage with the likes of Taproot, Sworn Enemy, Saint Diablo, Ionia, Freya, My Bitter End, The Bunny The Bear, Boy Hits Car, and Righteous Vendetta to name a few. Tearing through the metal scene with an alchemy of unique melodies, solid harmonies, and vicious breakdowns, you can count on Circle the Suffering to dole out something truly inventive around every bend."
-Written by Zachary Spencer

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