Bryan Beavers
Bryan Beavers performs original hardcore Christian rap. Very open and on the edge, his delivery is powerful and his lyrics forceful and full of conviction.
He has recorded three demos at Road Records recording studio and will be featured on our CD compilation New Faces Volume Four. Thick orchestral music orchestrated and produced by Conrad Askland.
Butter
The Butter Band’s debut CD release: The Feast of Lupercalia. Southern California’s hip-hop, funk, rap and blues party band debut CD release from Road Records recording studio and produced by Conrad Askland. Ten cuts include Ghetto Bootie, Back Seat of a Caddie, Martini Blues, Casual Sex, Random Drunk Girl and the fully orchestrated Two Dozen Roses.
The Feast of Lupercalia is an old Roman holiday of wine, women and song.
The Butter Band is Martini Mike (Guitar) - Eric Chirco (Drums) - Fat Willy (Vocals). Butter is slated to be featured on the Road Records CD compilation release New Faces Volume Four.
S7n Sixty - Rap
Group Members: Bobby “Brownson” Gomez, Mike “Executive” Santiago aka “Sigasin” and Mark “Weapon” Timple.
From Sin Sixty Click: “Music has been an influence to us the day we were able to comprehend it. The result is shown through our individual styles and translated through our lyrics. We’re out to show what we’re about…. “Real West Coast Hip Hop”. Keep yo’ eyes out for the (S7n Sixty Click).
Sin Sixty is a rap duo from Victorville, California. Their style is animated and hard core. Their tracks were pre-produced downloads from the Internet.
Mike Santiago, first recorded with us around 1992 with a group called Poetic Harmony. He’s a talented lyricist, singer and now we find out he’s a great rapper too!
Sin Sixty also has several guest hip hop artists which will be released on their final album.
West Coast - Hard Core - That’s s7n Sixty!
Note from studio engineer Conrad Askland: “These guys are REALLY good. There isn’t one second of audio that they don’t have mapped out in their head before they come in the studio. I would be VERY surprised if they aren’t picked up by a label within a year of their album release!”
