Born and raised in New York music has always been apart of Mallory’s life ever since she was a little girl. Her mother taught her how to sing and then she joined the school choir in middle school. During college, her parents encouraged her in singing and acting even though it wasn’t what she was going to college for. She continued her career in entertainment with musicals, recording songs and acting.  At moments a lot of hard times came into her life, disappointment, lost loved ones, heartbreak and betrayal, we all can relate to at least one of those things, and the only thing that helped her was music. She continues her career after moving to Los Angeles with music in hopes to impact others like it does her and not allow for anyone to feel alone, lost and help them smile again.  


“I just love to write about life and moments that the heart experienced, it’s comforting to me and I enjoy sharing. It gives me a feeling that cannot be explained but only understood by the heart.”

"The joy is in the journey" ~ Mallory

Brooklyn's Bridge City Hustle formed in the fall of 2012 and has been building a strong following in the Northeast and Midwest, thanks to performances in Chicago, Mineapolis, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, D.C., Philadelphia, Boston, Connecticut and of course New York City. Led by singer/songwriter/producer Johnny Burgos, the band's music is inspired by struggle, both of the individual members and the unit as a collective body of like-minded musical hustlers. Drawing direct influence from the likes of Michael Jackson, D'Angelo, and Stevie Wonder, Bridge City Hustle are known for their collaboratively written compositions imbued with thick layers of groove - infused instrumentation, and lots of attention to detail. Burgos' troubled past and triumphs over love lost and a strong passion for socio-political awareness drive his lyricism, while his vocals are soulful, rhythmic, and peppered with hints of falsetto. 

Burgos is joined by drum and keyboard virtuoso Dave Zerio, a student of the Hartford Conservatory and the New England Institute of Art who is equal parts Steve Gadd, John Bonham, and Stevie Wonder. Drummer Dave D'Amico played throughout grade and high school before attending the Musicians Institute in Hollywood and then transferring to Boston's Berklee College of Music, where he honed his technique while majoring in music business.  Guitar virtuoso John Bendy has played since the age of 10 and was taken under the wing of blues masters Bill Perry and Popa Chubby in his early twenties. He has shared the stage with Jeff Coffin, Roy Hargrove, Felix Pastorius' The Social Experiment as well as the Bendy Pastorius Group and Bendy Effect, both of which he was a founding member. John also played guitar on Chrissie O'Dell's 2010 release 'If I had a dime' which charted extremely well on blues music charts around the nation.
 
Following a successful Kickstarter campaign in early 2014, BCH released their debut project The E.P.independently, featuring the single "I Wanna Love Ya.” The second single, "Too Good for Me," was featured on NPR’s WNYC Soundcheck radio show as well as CW PIX 11's City Sounds segment. February of 2015, the band packed houses across the midwest on The Overtime Tour, which sold out Chicago's Double Door venue and Pittsburgh's Winery. 

Most recently, the band landed a major publishing deal with French's Mustard, whose new worldwide TV, Radio and Web campaign features BCH's original song, "Squeeze Life." With upcoming dates planned for the Northeast, the band is busy promoting their most recent singles, "Show You My Heart" and “Touch You" and is in the midst of recording their sophomore project slated for release in early 2016.

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