Somewhere In Between offers listeners a welcome change from the standard fare of today's music scene. Through a blending of several different musical genres and influences, they have forged their own unique sound that highlights each member's individual talent, experience and inspiration. "Somewhere In Between" is a fitting name for a band that covers so much musical territory in the span of a single show.
Somewhere In Between began to take shape in the fall of 2000 when Miroslav Mihailovic (Guitar), T.J. Kanczuzewski (Keyboards), Brian Simpson (Guitar), and Tony Tabor (Drums) met at Columbia College in Chicago, Illinois. Late night jam sessions proved that they all shared a common musical vision. Soon after, Joe Tabor (bass) was brought onboard by his brother Tony to fill the role of bassist. By January of 2001 the band was in full swing, composing and rehearsing a myriad of original songs, and playing out steadily in the Chicago music scene. In search of new experiences and opportunities, the band relocated to San Francisco, CA, where they honed their songwriting skills, and continued to play out. The band returned to Chicago in January of 2002. Along with them they brought the songs that would eventually make up their first album. After three months of intense recording and playing out, things were beginning to come together for the band, and shortly after they released their first full-length studio recording, Gone Again. The fall of 2002 brought about some changes for the band. Guitarist and Vocalist Brian Simpson decided to part ways with the band in order to pursue new musical ventures. Faced with the challenge of replacing a founding member, they turned to some old friends to fill the void. Percussionist Mike Udsten and harmonica player Nick Kovach soon joined. Mike Udsten then decided to leave the band in the summer of 2003 and the five piece line-up has been solid ever since. SiB does have frequent guests sitting in from time to time including digeridoos, saxophones, keyboardists, guitar players, vocalists and many more. Some of these guest musicians coming from such talented bands as Om Trio and Umphrey's McGee. SiB has now released it's second recording called The Unlive Sessions in the Spring of 2004 and with four years together and a surprise at every show SiB is rolling through 2004!
Check out the artist's website:
http://www.somewhereinbetween.org
Track List:
1. Hell N' Dale
2. After the Storm
3. Memphis Penny
4. Jungles of Paraguay
Suggested CDs:Other Genres:
Somewhere In Between began to take shape in the fall of 2000 when Miroslav Mihailovic (Guitar), T.J. Kanczuzewski (Keyboards), Brian Simpson (Guitar), and Tony Tabor (Drums) met at Columbia College in Chicago, Illinois. Late night jam sessions proved that they all shared a common musical vision. Soon after, Joe Tabor (bass) was brought onboard by his brother Tony to fill the role of bassist. By January of 2001 the band was in full swing, composing and rehearsing a myriad of original songs, and playing out steadily in the Chicago music scene. In search of new experiences and opportunities, the band relocated to San Francisco, CA, where they honed their songwriting skills, and continued to play out. The band returned to Chicago in January of 2002. Along with them they brought the songs that would eventually make up their first album. After three months of intense recording and playing out, things were beginning to come together for the band, and shortly after they released their first full-length studio recording, Gone Again. The fall of 2002 brought about some changes for the band. Guitarist and Vocalist Brian Simpson decided to part ways with the band in order to pursue new musical ventures. Faced with the challenge of replacing a founding member, they turned to some old friends to fill the void. Percussionist Mike Udsten and harmonica player Nick Kovach soon joined. Mike Udsten then decided to leave the band in the summer of 2003 and the five piece line-up has been solid ever since. SiB does have frequent guests sitting in from time to time including digeridoos, saxophones, keyboardists, guitar players, vocalists and many more. Some of these guest musicians coming from such talented bands as Om Trio and Umphrey's McGee. SiB has now released it's second recording called The Unlive Sessions in the Spring of 2004 and with four years together and a surprise at every show SiB is rolling through 2004!
Check out the artist's website:
http://www.somewhereinbetween.org
Track List:
1. Hell N' Dale
2. After the Storm
3. Memphis Penny
4. Jungles of Paraguay
Suggested CDs:Other Genres:
- ROCK: Progressive Rock
- ROCK: Jam-band
- MOOD: UPBEAT