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'''Stratospheerius''' is a musical group of the Jam Band and [[Funk]] genres, in a style they call "psychojazz trip funk". The New York-based group has opened for [[Tim Reynolds]], [[The Slip (band)|The Slip]], [[Ekoostik Hookah]], and [[John Scofield]] among others. Featured in [[Relix]] Magazine's "On The Verge" section, the band's "What's That Thing" won Best Jam Song in The 4th Annual [[The Independent Music Awards|Independent Music Awards]] <ref>[http://www.homegrownmusic.net/Merchant2/merchant.mv?Screen=CTGY&Category_Code=Stratohg Stratospheerius: Home Grown Music<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref> and has won the [[John Lennon Songwriting Contest]]. Led by Russian-born singer/violinist/songwriter Joe Deninzon, their influences include [[Frank Zappa]], [[Mahavishnu Orchestra]], [[John Medeski]], [[Bela Fleck]] and [[Dave Matthews Band]]. |
'''Stratospheerius''' is a musical group of the Jam Band and [[Funk]] genres, in a style they call "psychojazz trip funk". The New York-based group has opened for [[Tim Reynolds]], [[The Slip (band)|The Slip]], [[Ekoostik Hookah]], and [[John Scofield]] among others. Featured in [[Relix]] Magazine's "On The Verge" section, the band's "What's That Thing" won Best Jam Song in The 4th Annual [[The Independent Music Awards|Independent Music Awards]] <ref>[http://www.homegrownmusic.net/Merchant2/merchant.mv?Screen=CTGY&Category_Code=Stratohg Stratospheerius: Home Grown Music<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref> and has won the [[John Lennon Songwriting Contest]]. Led by Russian-born singer/violinist/songwriter Joe Deninzon, their influences include [[Frank Zappa]], [[Mahavishnu Orchestra]], [[John Medeski]], [[Bela Fleck]] and [[Dave Matthews Band]]. |
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* [http://www.joedeninzon.com/stratospheerius.html Joe Deninzon Website] |
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* [http://www.stratospheerius.com Stratospheerius Website] |
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* [http://www.myspace.com/stratospheerius Stratospheerius MySpace Page] |
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* [http://www.mlive.com/music/index.ssf/2008/04/ad_lib_46.html Ad Lib - Music: New music reviews, concerts, news and Michigan local bands - MLive.com<!-- Bot generated title -->] |
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Stratospheerius is a musical group of the Jam Band and Funk genres, in a style they call "psychojazz trip funk". The New York-based group has opened for Tim Reynolds, The Slip, Ekoostik Hookah, and John Scofield among others. Featured in Relix Magazine's "On The Verge" section, the band's "What's That Thing" won Best Jam Song in The 4th Annual Independent Music Awards [1] and has won the John Lennon Songwriting Contest. Led by Russian-born singer/violinist/songwriter Joe Deninzon, their influences include Frank Zappa, Mahavishnu Orchestra, John Medeski, Bela Fleck and Dave Matthews Band.
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Origin | New York City |
Genres | Jazz Fusion, Funk, Jam Band, Progressive Rock |
Years active | 2001–present |
Labels | D-Zone Entertainment, Digital Nations |
Members | Joe Deninzon Aurelien Budynek Jamie Bishop Lucianna Padmore |
Past members | Alex Skolnick Rufus Philpot Grisha Alexiev Chris Buono Van Davis Tony Pulizzi Scott Chasolen Ron Baron Jake Ezra Mack Price Bob Bowen |
Website | http://www.stratospheerius.com |
Instrumentation
- Joe Deninzon - 6 and 7-string "Viper" electric violin, acoustic violin, mandolin, vocals
- Aurelien Budynek - guitars, vocals
- Jamie Bishop - electric bass
- Lucianna Padmore - drums
Discography
- 1998 - Electric/Blue (Wilbert's Blues Records)
- 2002 - The Adventures of Stratospheerius (D-Zone)
- 2004 - Live Wires (D-Zone)
- 2007 - Headspace (D-Zone)
- 2012 - The Next World (D-Zone/Digital Nations)