3 guys having a blast doing what they love, "Makin' Waves" on the music scene, playing anywhere and everywhere people are listening!
Press Info
The Ripple Effect recorded a 5 song sampler CD, of which the original 500 pressed sold during the first six months. Today, there are well over 1000 copies of this CD, entitled Me, Myself, and Dennis, in circulation. Included on this CD is the song Rock Star, which was featured on ASA’s skateboarding and aggressive in-line skating series; broadcast on ESPN in October and November of 2001. The song has also been featured on the Unsigned Music Network, based in Los Angeles, California and broadcast internationally on unsignedmusicnetwork.com. In addition, The Ripple Effect have gained notoriety on the website mp3.com, having 3 #1 songs in Baltimore, MD, as well as the website sonicgarden.com, where the band has been a featured artist, and listed in “The Buzz”. They have recorded and are currently finishing up their full length follow-up CD, Makin’ Waves, due for public release in early summer, 2002.
Similar Artists
Fuel,Foo Fighters,Puddle of Mudd,3 doors down
Influences
Alice In Chains,The Police,Rush,Faith No More
Bio
Sean: Vocals and Guitar, Phil: Bass, and Dennis: Drums share similar musical influences and have the same commitment and dedication to creating music. Performing together since August of 2001, The Ripple Effect have established a loyal following which continues to grow with each performance. Their set list varies from all original material, of which they have over 20 songs to choose, to a mixture of original and cover songs, ranging from current radio to re-vamped versions of 70’s and 80’s rock hits. The members of The Ripple Effect have performed up and down the East Coast headlining and in support of many national acts, including: Quiet Riot, Great White, L.A. Guns, Coal Chamber, 2 skinnee j’s, Atari Teenage Riot, Kix, and King’s X, as well as many others.
The Ripple Effect put everything both physically and emotionally into each performance, and their audience feels their passion, as is evident by the increasing number of people at each venue in which The Ripple Effect perform. When asked his thoughts about what it takes to make good music, Sean replied, “If it is real, it will be remembered. If it is heard, it will be shared”.
There is one thing for sure, when you hear, you won’t forget. It started with one man’s vision and a drummer, soon you too will be caught up in…The Ripple Effect.