Skidmore Fountain is an indie rock band that feels both classic and unconventional, comfortable and disquieting. Five-string electric cello (its fifth string acts as bass), guitar, drums, and vocals make up the Brooklyn-based band. Multi-Grammy award-winning producer Ken Lewis (John Legend, David Byrne, Beastie Boys) produced the band's 11-track album, Break (Triple R Records). With Break, what you'll get is a complex, textural and certainly modern sound. "A lot of innovative and enjoyable music here," Music Morsels wrote of the disc. "Brooklyn's Skidmore Fountain sprays out poppy streams of alt-rock with surprising dexterity," proclaimed CMJ New Music Report. "The gobs of catchy choruses seem destined for crowd shout-alongs."

You know that feeling of release and exhilaration and jubilation you get from shouting your beliefs and hopes and dreams from the top of a cliff into the sunset? The wind lifts your words and carries them, dispersing them, disseminating them so they can grow, thrive, be.

Find Out More  

Before choosing Theta Rhythm, a client should know that J. Hall has certain...issues.

In another vocation, the cocktail of nervous energy and obsessiveness that permeates J.'s daily existence would almost certainly get him fired; in the studio, it makes him perfectly suited to the manipulation (seducing? strangling?) of disparate tracks into that elusive brass ring known as a real, honest-to-goodness "record." In front of the console, fidgeting turns to tirelessness; neurosis turns to focus. That troublesome kick drum gets what's coming to it. The vocal sits like a good boy. Slowly, you stop noticing tracks and start noticing the song.