FatheR BrotheR Sun, also known as FRBRS or FBS, is an 11 piece band with three main vocalists, and a horn and rhythm section. They are a wonderful fusion of funk, hip hop, r & b, rock, and soul music. The band was forged together by band leader Atiim Chenzira, highlighting the vocals of Chloe Jean, Chenzira, and Ali Hammad. These vocalists bring a diverse range of original compositions to every show.  FBS also re-interprets cover material, bringing a sound reminiscent of Sly & The Family Stone, and Tower of Power, among others, to the stage. Their stage presence is magnetic, and energetic, soulful, and captivating.  

FRBRS began playing around the Bay Area in early 2014 to support Atiim Chenzira's newest body of work, 'Aspectz Of Me: (Vol. A & B)', a double album of 22 tracks.  Later in the year, Chloe Jean released her newest album, titled 'Freak', and the band has been incorporating this body of work into their live shows. In late 2014, FRBRS entered Skyline Studios in Oakland to record live versions of Chloe Jean's, and Atiim's original songs, as well as Ali Hammad's latest single, 'Sang.'  FRBRS also recordeda few cover tunes, preparing for more live performances in 2015. 

FatheR BrotheR Sun

The band members are: Alpha Lewis on drums (son of Aura Lewis); Tsune Naya on bass; Freedom Bean on vocals, percussion, bass, and drums; Jerry Goldstone on electric guitar; Everett James on keys & synth; Art Hafen on trombone; Chris Noonan on tenor & alto sax; Atiim Chenzira on lead & support vocals and guitar; Chloe Jean on lead & support vocals, and ukulele; Ali Hammad on lead & support vocals; and alternate electric guitarist, Kenji Matsui, and A Randy Johnson on tenor & alto sax.

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Karina Denike is a versatile vocalist and composer who combines her varied influences into her songs. Part 60's girl group motown, 80's pop, and 1930's torch songs.  She has worked and released records with groups; Dance Hall Crashers, The Cottontails, Mr. Lonesome and The Bluebelles, 8 Legged Monster Ralph Carney's Serious Jass Project and  more. Check www.Karinadenike.com for more details

Hi l sang and played guitar among other things with COUM Transmissions.  Played some guitar on 2nd Annual Report by Throbbing Gristle.  Keyboards for Psychic TV.  Godzilla vs the Space Mutants on the LP Tekno Acid Beat was the B Side of 'Skin', a 1987 7" vinyl which was played by John Peel and made single of the week in the now defunct Sounds Magazine.  On here are a collection of originals and covers.

Esotérica Tropical - Music for full spectrum healing

for meditation, yoga & reconnecting to the pulse of the planet.
Geasong is the environmental musical project produced by singer/songwriter Rebecca Cross, comprised of a five movement song-cycle tuned and rhythmically entrained to field recordings of nature. Each movement was composed to bring the listener into greater resonance with the natural world. Go to www.geasong.com to download. 

David Marc Siegel is a guitarist, songwriter, and composer hailing from the San Francisco Bay Area. He has played in rock bands (Boneless Children Foundation, El Pulpo), theater groups (Killing My Lobster, Boxcar Theater), and written music that has appeared in advertisements, promo videos, sketch comedy videos, short and full-length films, 

His compositions run the gamut from driving rockers to pensive instrumental classical pieces, and even into electronic and found-sound work. 

David was born & raised in St. Louis, MO, before moving to the SF Bay Area. Raised on novelty music, comedy, and imaginative animated works from throughout the 20th century, David enjoys bringing a wry, dark sensibility to his musical work. This sensibility, combined with his strong background in improvisation as well as his past as a student of jazz and classical theory make him an extremely engaged life-long student of what makes a song great - from the sublime and profoundly sad to the sometimes ludicrous and fantastical.

His rock band, The Boneless Children Foundation, hit #200 on the national CMJ charts in 2007. Having since disbanded, David continues writing rock and non-rock music for short films, ads, and live performance purposes.

Follow David on Twitter - twitter.com/davidmarcsiegel
For music, press, film or other inquiries contact David directly at davidmarcsiegel (at) gmail.com.

In his non-music time, David works in technology as a Product Manager.

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