Sepoy, Running Late, Blasteroid

Sepoy is a four piece rock band, formed from eclectic musical tastes.

They started jamming in the lower east side in 2012 and created music that delves into the ambient, melodic and melancholic with rhythmic foundations in blues and rock.


Running Late was a little surprised when Sony Music's Sound and Image Showcase named them as a top 32 global emerging artist in 2012; but this talented group of college students and their eclectic neo-90's alternative rock/pop sound
have been building a following in the New Jersey scene since they began performing in the summer of 2009. Today, following the release of their critically acclaimed debut album "Better Late Than Never", they have gained thousands of fans across the country and continue to share the stage with some of the biggest names in the music industry.

The band was formed after long time high school friends singer/songwriter Noah
Giglio, singer/saxophonist John Hall and bassist Mike Hall began creating original music within the confines of their childhood homes. Fueled by a mutual passion for 90's rock, the three began recording their material and came to the realization that what they had was something wortwhile."After the first few demos, it became very clear that what we had was special" says Mike, "Noah, John and I just clicked, and we knew that the time was right to bring our variation of the 90's back to the people". The band was soon joined by cellist Alex Fillimon, who added a fundamentally creative dimension with his melodic play style which was
honed over years of classical training. Eventually, the band welcomed drummer Mark Spelker who immediately contributed in shaping Running Late's sound with his aggressive and dynamic play style, which greatly helped in complementing Mike's powerful Flea-inspired bass playing. Lead guitarist/vocalist Chris Ruzicka would be the bands most recent addition, who's virtuosity and creativity helped continue to elevate the intricacies within Running Late's music.


Equal parts ethereal and outrageous, NYC based Blasteroid defies their small size to explode amps and break hearts. The post-rock trio is preparing their first EP "Pretty Good," to be released later this year."