UNDOUBTEDLY, ONE OF THE BEST TO COME OUT OF SAN ANTONIO, TX. 
MY BEATS AND MY VERSES ARE FLAME. I LOVE MUSIC TOO MUCH!!, AND HAVE DEVOTED MY LIFE TO IT. 
I AM A MUSICIAN AT HEART. THERE IS NOT A MOMENT THROUGHOUT THE DAY, IN WHICH I AM NOT THINKING ABOUT MUSIC. 
EITHER CONSCIOUS OR SUBCONSCIOUSLY, I AM ALWAYS DRUMMING, TAPPING, HUMMING, SINGING, BEAT-BOXING, AND SO-ON...
I HAVE BEEN PRODUCING FOR ABOUT 7 YEARS, OFFICIALLY, BUT I MESSED AROUND A LITTLE BACK IN THE DAY AS WELL. 
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I AM ARTIST, RAPPER, DRUMMER, DESIGNER, WRITER, COMPOSER, BORN-ENGINEER & ARCHITECT, ABSTRACT THINKER, AND AN EVER-DEMANDING STUDENT OF THE WORLD'S KNOWLEDGE.
I MAKE MUSIC FOR THE PEOPLE. ALL PEOPLE!! GET AT ME, WORLD. I APPRECIATE YOUR SUPPORT.

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From Malang With Love

“...Tunes that make you feel nostalgic and tunes that make you giddy...something you should hear.”
— Al Borde
“Some of the most original and affecting music I’ve heard in the last 10 years. Killer songwriting, delivered with emotional power and guts—and endlessly inventive musicality. The kind of songs I’ve been waiting to hear.”
— Ben Deily, co-founder of The Lemonheads
SONIC SEDUCTION: the revelatory sounds of Pet the Music
That giddy feeling of falling in love: as if your stomach dropped down to your knees—and your perceptions turned thrillingly upside-down. “That’s the feeling we want to create when you hear one of our songs,” declares Tijuana-born Miguel Ángel Montes—co-founder of bilingual alternative rock band Pet the Music. He smiles modestly. “At least, well...that’s what we’re always aiming for.”
Founded in East LA and the Inland Empire, Pet the Music began as a two-piece collaboration between singer/guitarist Miguel Montes and bassist/singer Adriana Molina. From the first, their music combined irresistibly catchy harmony and melody with unexpected sonic twists— and bracing power. But initially—as a two-person outfit—pre-recorded drum tracks provided their only backing percussion. “When it came to making the songs come alive, we needed more,” explains Montes.
In seeking out the more organic sound, feel and power of a flesh-and- bones drummer, the band finally secured a truly remarkable third member: veteran percussionist and recording artist Gabriel “Gabo” Ramirez—whose claims to fame include years of international touring with Concrete Blonde, and backing Mexico’s pioneering rockers Sergio Arau (Botellita de Jerez) y los Heavy Mex, among many, many others.
Inspired with the influence (and sonic echoes) of bands from Nirvana and the Pixies to Smashing Pumpkins, Pet the Music’s sound isn’t easy to pin down to one simple genre or style. “We try to work in that place of harmony where life meets music...letting a song’s structures evolve naturally, as we experiment and explore. There’s never a formula.”
With melodies that are upbeat while never failing to surprise, and lyrics as sincere as they are idiosyncratic, Pet the Music has blown away audiences at SoCal venues like the Knitting Factory, Fais Do Do, The Westchester, Mr. T’s Bowl and the Glass House—as well as events and festivals such as San Bernardino’s “Relay for Life.”
Having recently followed up their self-titled debut EP with their first full-length release, “No Matter Where” (available on iTunes, Spotify, and other retailers), the band is currently hard at work on two new releases: their first Latin/Spanish bilingual EP, “Girasol” —scheduled to drop in July of 2017.
What can listeners hope to hear from the brand-new release? “Expect to be surprised,” says Miguel. “If there’s one thing we want to achieve, it’s this: that we write songs you can fall in love with—even though they may not sound quite like anything you’ve heard before.”

Management: Christopher Boyce e-mail: cd.boyce@yahoo.com
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This is where I put up my demos, covers, this and that with little rhyme or reason.

"Frankly it's a real boost to discover a genuine world class practitioner who restores your faith in the genre..." - Tom Robinson BBC6Music

Praise for “Nobody Knows Anything”

“Alex Highton’s eminently playful second album teems with ideas, all of them good…..it’s a work that defies categorisation, but Highton’s vision is refreshingly assured throughout….Nobody Knows Anything thrives by thinking outside the box – 4 Stars” – (Mojo Magazine Feb 2015 UK)

“Quirky, interesting and very enjoyable – 4 Stars” (Irish Times Jan 2015 Eire)

“10/10 – Seriously,seriously good with layered delights and a killer production…..It is in many ways extraordinary.” – Americana UK

“An amazing record” – (BBC Introducing Suffolk Oct 2014 UK)

““Alex Highton’s music – a rich blend of melody and soul – calls on a deep, melting pot of influences. From Talking Heads and Penguin Cafe Orchestra to the Band and David Ackles, his music collection shows off a love for joyful eclecticism, reflected in his own creations.” – (M Magazine Jan 2014 UK)

““The qualification ‘world class’ proves to be right. Also the second album is filled with quality music gracefully going into the ears.” – (OOR Magazine October 2014 Holland)

““His second album is just as fine. Easy to listen to and beautifully arranged – ****” – Heaven Magazine Nov/Dec 2014 Holland)

“Prachtige kleine liedje die vol zitten met tekstuele slimmigheden en zeer prettig in het gehoor liggen. Nobody knows Anything is haast een geschiedenisles in pakkende liedjes.” (Soundz Magazine Dec 2014 Holland)

““A collection of wonderful, timeless pop songs – ****” – (Lust For Life magazine, November 2014 Holland)

“miraculous….timeless 9/10″ – (8 Weekly Jan 2015 Holland)

“Onbedaarlijk goede plaat.” (Leo Blokhuis Jan 2015 Holland)

““Each time you listen, you’re being sucked into this wonderous world more deeply. Fascinating album – ****” – (Jazzism magazine, October 2014 Holland)

“Heighton heeft met zijn tweede album een plaat afgeleverd die zeer is aan te raden en die nieuwsgierig maakt naar de Nederlandse tourtjes in januari en april.” (Written In Music, November 2014 Holland)

“Surely one of the best albums of the year – *****” – (Ctrl Alt Country, November 2014 Belgium)

“Nobody Knows Anything is probably one of the best pop records of 2014, a record that doesn’t just rely on the big moments and works its way through amazingly crafted details” – (Music & Riots Magazine Jan 2015 UK)

“Highton is een dijk van een liedjesschrijver en zanger, die de kunst van het knap en verrassend arrangeren volledig onder de knie heeft.” (HDC Media OCT 2014 Holland)

“Highton toont zijn meesterschap in een verfijnd epos als ‘Mephisto’ terwijl een fraai, zwoel wiegend ‘It’s’ dat op acapella koorwerk uitloopt in sobere grandeur uitgeleide doet. Klasse ! (Keys & Chords OCT 2014 Holland)

“This is no pastiche, but a fine example of musical heritage woven through a composition that somehow keeps giving, with layered vocals, catchy riffs, wonky piano and a variety of other sounds that come and go to create a compelling song with a heartwarming premise. It’s no wonder It Falls Together topped our poll this week.” – (Fresh On The Net, November 2014 UK)

“Nobody Knows Anything” is een knap gearrangeerde tweede plaat van deze singer-songwriter. De laid back en sober gebrachte liedjes zorgen voor een moment van rust bij de luisteraar die van begin tot einde lekker relaxt naar dit album kan luisteren.” (Rootstime NOV 2014 Holland)

“….exquisite song writing……an excellent album that is thought provoking, musically exciting and full of surprises – highly recommended” – (Artree Jan 2015 UK)

My name is Raymond Rhoden, I am a young articulator of feeling as well as hope by way of music! Born to the allegiance of the soon to be Republic Jamaica my pride and mannerisms are easily identified as a cultural tie and are often mentioned as some of my strong suits. Surprisingly to many, music wasn't my first passion it was writing. As a growing boy with quite a bit of stage fright I often watched my mom Dr. Stephanie Cato who was then a "Roots Play write" and actress, with the utmost admiration. This lead me to writing, first about what I loved about the shows then that lead to me pointing out what I didn't like about the shows which naturally lead me to constructing what I believed as a bright eyed seven year old to be great add onto to the show. Needless to say, I wasn't taken seriously by anyone but my mom who encouraged what ever I dared to try and a few members of my family of course. That didn't at all stop me. I started gaining momentum with writing and priming my vocabulary in hopes to strengthen my facets and it did; then the strangest thing started to happen. Unplanned, unrehearsed, and unexpectedly I just found myself making small little rhythms; rhythms being what they called songs in Jamaica at the time while washing dishes. I would be constructing a rhythm taking a bath, after home work, before video games, all day. I soon with my family migrated to the States (U.S) where music was a bit more accessible than it was back home, I could go to the barber shop and by a bootleg of the hottest songs out with my lunch money here and that was luxury for my growing desire to understand what it took to make "MUSIC' on a sonic level! Shortly after my arrival, however, music had to make room for what would take the most of my time over the next six years, Basketball. Having the drive,  a desire to be good at whatever I attempted to do kept me persistent with the sport because truth be told I was horrible at it. I was over weight, slow but I had coordination so I started running, then I started attending different inner city basketball clinics to improve my skill sets. Before you knew I was in love the game bringing trophies home some just for being on the team but some I earned for play significant roles. I don't know if this truth reveres threw out all of New York but round here you slang **** or had a wicked jump shot like Biggie said and you can ask about mine lol. Attaining acclaim in High School due to my wit and prowess in basketball I attempted to join the team but circumstances that would lead me to missing more school than the average 17 year old. I went right back to the music because it was in my blood. I was clocking 60 hours per work week and writing raps instead of shooting jump shots for hours and was still not doing any recording. I was in the occasional cypher these days and I started to gain respect from my piers for the way I arranged cadences and slowly but surly the love for this art form started to fill my sights again, impromptu, unprepared, and unforeseen. I never turned back from that point even though I didn't always publicly proclaim to be an artist. I started recording some five years later with more rhyme books under my belt. At that time, I was not sure what to do with all the that work I had accomplished . My first recording session was in the Subbasement of BxRecords and that was the start of this journey that I embarked on. Personally, I am thanking you all for taking the time out to catch up with me and hopefully I will see you along the journey if I have yet to do so. PEACE!!!


Matt has been writing music for film and documentary for the past 6 years. Working with orchestral sample software and live instrumental recordings Matt creates a wide variety of music from beautiful to quirky to powerful.
Notable projects Matt has worked on recently include Soul in the Sea (Amy Taylor, Feature doco premièring at NZFF in July/August 2013) Inorganic (Elena Doyle, NZFC Premiere short) Steep street (George Dawes, short for BBC Know), Gone Curling (Rachel Patching, Roland Kahurangi, finalist in Wildscreen, Banff and best Short Doco: Edge Festival 2012). Matt is currently working on the music for wildlife War zone, a 5to9 Productions 6ep TV series for AL Jazeera (English) and Kiwi director Logan Judd's debut feature: Enmity.
Matt is not only a skilled orchestral composer but is very flexible working in folk, rock and electronic styles and often mixes these elements into his composition. He plays violin, mandolin, guitar, drums and didgeridoo and performs regularly with his sister Talia. He has recorded engineered and produced several folk/pop crossover albums.

List of works:

2013
Soul in the sea - Amy Taylor (65min feature Doco)
Enmity Trailer - Logan Judd (film trailer) 

2012
A shot of inspiration - Kamani Supra (25min doco)
Steep Street - George Dawes (10 min doco)
Fallen Snow - Logan Judd (9 min short film)
Via Dolorosa - Benjamin Moxam (10 min short film)
Inorganic - Elena Doyle (10min short film)
Scared Scarfless	 - v48 hours short film
Shadows Follow	- William Bently (short animated film)

2011
Gone Curling - Rachel Patching, Roland Kahurangi (25 min doco)
Wolf and Lamb - Joshua Johnson (10 min short film)
Audacious promo - Rachel Patching (3 min web video)
The Shelter - Talia Caradus, Matt Caradus (9 song album)

2010
In the shadow of the mountain - Hugh Bernard (25 min Doco)
3 Little Pigs - George Dawes (25min Doco)
The rhyme and reason - Rachel Patching (10 min animation)
Des Alpes - Carla Braun Elwert (5min web video)
Talia EP - Talia and Matt Caradus (6 song EP)

2009
Love in Cold Blood - Carla Braun Elwert (25 min doco)
Cold Warriors - Hugh Bernard (5 min Doco)
Golden Prospects - George Dawes (5 min Doco)
Play time - 5 min animation
Cultural Landscapes - (5 min Doco)


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