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Music, Lycris & Vocals: Norman Harris Guitarist: Josh Smith, Grant Geissman, Brandon Soriano, Michael Lemmo & Nick Dias Bassist: Travis Carlton Drums: Lemar Carter Background Vocals: Brandon Soriano, Hannah Rose Lewis, Emily Colombier, Grant Geissman and Norman Harris. Percussion Instrument: Lenny Castro Keyboard: Norman Harris Produce & Engineer: Josh Smith Mixing Engineer: Alan Hertz Mastering Engineer: Eric Boulanger Recording: Flat V Studios Mastering: The Bakery Cover Art: Jen Angkahan

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Detroit, Michigan. Rock City. It’s a perennial hotbed for the coolest new offerings in gritty, loud music. Falling in step with this notorious reputation, is guitarist and Candyrat recording artist, Sammy Boller. A former music student at the University of Michigan, Sammy catapulted onto the national radar in 2012, when Joe Satriani selected him as a winner in Guitar Center’s “Master Satriani” competition. Now, an internationally-acclaimed player, Sammy has amassed a large and loyal online following, and he earns his living as a full-time musician. Prior to embarking on his solo career, Sammy played guitar for the band, Citizen Zero, and Their State Of Mind album notched up multiple radio singles, including “Go (Let Me Save You)”, which cracked the Top 15 on Billboard’s Mainstream Rock Chart. Sammy also spends time on the road riding shotgun with world-renowned amplifier wizard Dave Friedman (Friedman Amplification) and The two regularly embark on runs through the States and Europe to sponsor clinics and gear demonstrations. Sammy is also a contributing columnist for Guitar World Magazine and His online column ("Secrets of Shred With Sammy Boller") has a loyal monthly following, regularly racking up view counts in the tens of thousands. When asked to describe his influences and approach, Sammy says, "My guitar playing has always been about plugging into an amp and blowing the walls down. I grew up wanting to be Eddie Van Halen and Randy Rhoads, but over time I've found my own dark and aggressive style. These days, my dream as a musician is to make people feel as connected to the cosmos as I feel when I play the guitar. I'd love nothing more than that."

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