Originally inspired by the post punk and synth pop groups of the 1980s, the band - Joey Medina (vocals, guitar), Raul Martinez (guitar), Steve Mungarro (bass, vocals) and Chuck Gil (drums) have expanded on their sound as revealed on their 2007 debut album 'The Score' with their latest album "Reverence" made by a trio of diverse and well known Producers, Jack Douglas (Aerosmith, Cheap Trick, John Lennon) Jay Ruston ( The Donnas, Anthrax, Steel Panther) & Warren Huart (The Fray, Augustana, Aerosmith).
The Gallery hail from Wilbraham, MA, but formed when they all went off to College in West Palm Beach, FL in 2007. The band is the perfect antidote to today's over Produced, Autotuned, soulless music. They have a organic timeless quality often compared to Tom Petty, Augustana and The Fray.
Warren Huart teamed with the band to record the 5 song EP 'Come Alive' which is released on iTunes Feb 22nd.
This Brooklyn based pop/rock group has already proven the depth of their song writing skills and infectious stage presence by opening for national acts: Phantom Planet, Plain White T's, Live and Robert Randolph.
The band's front man, Sean Douglas cowrote the music for "The Merry Gentleman", an independent film directed by Michael Keaton and showcased at the Sundance Film Festival.
Warren Huart cowrote on and produced the band's latest album, entitled 'Caroline'.
This Los Angeles based songstress is an unfiltered, unedited and prolific songwriter. Her songs have been featured on Mtv's ' The Hills', 'The Real World', and on the CW's 'Girlfriends'.
Her major label debut album, 'Alice In No Man's Land' was produced by Warren Huart and released on August 5, 2008.
The former singer/songwriter of the band Jump Little Children has co-written songs with fellow artists: Howie Day, Sean Lennon, Robert Randolph, Mandi Perkins, Peter of Peter, Bjorn and John, and Missy Higgins.
Jay's debut solo album 'Driving Blind' draws on his vast experience and is filled with the artist's emotionally evocative vocals and tenderly poetic lyrics. Recorded and produced by Swinghouse Studios' very own Warren Huart.
