"When it comes to authentic rock ‘n’ roll, Burning Jet Black is the real deal. Just like dirty roadhouse regulars, the West LA-based quartet would never be caught dead onstage with beat pads or laptops. They just plug in, crank up, and rock out gritty blues covered in sweat and delivered with a heavy soul."
-Dan Frazier, Free Bike Valet

"These gritty, sexy boys give rock something to be proud of. Drums, bass, and grrrreat raw, manly vocals...the Strokes meets the Foo Fighters after a few shots with the Rolling Stones...open your ears to one of the most tantalizing rock experiences of the year."
-Music Under Fire

"Feels dirty in a good way."
-FreeIndie.com

What is BJB? Fingers dancing on the fretboard, legs shaking on the kick drum...and sweat dripping off their brows, and the genuine heat of the crowd. This is music with a pulse that shakes the depths of your soul.

The LA-based band is comprised of David Bloomfield (guitar, vocals), Wes Hall (drums), Rob Hughes (bass, vocals) and David Sparrow (vocals, guitar).

THE TENS have been on the LA underground music grind since their busking days of 2014. A hearty stew of grit, passion for the craft, soul, and boundless creativity, THE TENS are a cast-iron pot over an open fire, serving up a delicate harmony of bright, savory flavors and nostalgia.

Teleskopes, are a Los Angeles based three-piece rock act comprised of Fox Fagan (bass, vocals), Pelle Hillstrom (guitar), and Jesper Kristensen (drums).

The trio formed when Hillstrom and Kristensen connected with Fagan, who had just relocated to Los Angeles from Australia. After working together on other various projects, the three eventually began the process of writing their own music. Early songs developed organically and methodically from their initial focus, which was on developing their live show on the LA club music scene. 

In 2017 Teleskopes released their debut EP “Stereocilia”, a six-track collection of songs that takes the listener on a journey of sweeping soundscapes, towering guitar walls, and swirling atmospherics all wrapped carefully around Fagan’s voice.

Freelance Musician
Tenor Sax, Flute and Electric Bass 
also Alto/Soprano Sax, Clarinet, Bass Clarinet, Oboe

Looking for recording scenarios; have modest recording rig
All Genres.


Hi, I’m Harrison. I live in Highland Park, Los Angeles in a 3 bedroom apartment with a roommate. The 3rd bedroom is my studio. This is what it looks like.

Above my computer and to the left a little bit, is a plaque with my grandfather’s name on it. It reads, “Presented to Nat Kipner to recognize the sale, in the United Kingdom, of more than 250,000 copies of the CBS Single Playing Record ‘Too Much, Too Little, Too Late’ 1978”. 

(My dad is a song writer too, all of his plaques are in his garage though, there are a lot of them. One day I’ll barter with my sister over who gets the one that started it all for him, “Physical” by Olivia Newton John.) 

To the right is a painting my friend Zo did, it looks different every time I look at it.

(I don’t have my own plaques yet, but I co-wrote a song for Nelly called “Hey Porsche”.)

On my desk I have an Obi Wan Kenobi action figure. It gives me great power. Also there is a mini guitar case to remind me of playing live.  

(I opened for Rick Astley on a world tour, ending at Carfest in England playing for 35,000 people, alone with my guitar. It was INSANE.) 

Lastly, I have a little green couch where I learn songs and think about my first full album, “Hot Letters” that I'll be releasing very soon. 

(I’ve been covering my favorite songs during quarantine. I couldn’t seem to write anything at the beginning of all this so I figured it was time to do some homework. Hence my Kacey Musgraves covers. It's been a masterclass in writing and production.)

Love, Harrison

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