SoulPrint: Soulful hard rock.


How heavy can rock get? Heavier than you think. SoulPrint is redefining rock. No catchy pop here, just the best soulful hard rock that will make you rethink your existence. The apocalypse is now. SoulPrint has been shattering eardrums along the central coast for nearly five years, and once LaBarre graduates @ Cal Poly, they plan to tour the United States.

Jason Estes: Jason shows his dedication by driving back and forth from his hometown of Santa Barbara to SLO at least three times a week, just for the band. His passions for singing and expressing himself distinguish him greatly from other vocalists. There's not much else to say about him... and he never really has much to say.

Ryan Estes: AKA Rage. If you know him, you know why this is such a fitting nickname. Attempts with every new song to play more chords, and faster. Has a thing for breaking strings and falling over on stage

John Reisz: John started playing drums just so the band could form. Seven years later... he adds his own unique flow to the edginess of the thrashing guitars. That is, if he isn't pounding away at the double kick.

Ryan LaBarre: The newest member of the band and the only one not born and raised in SLO, Ryan hails from way in up Portland, Oregon. He started out playing guitar, but was drawn to the powerful sounds of the bass two years ago. Less than a week after meeting Rage and Flow at Cal Poly, he found himself playing a show with them at a party in Isla Vista. Luckily, the fans were as drunk as he was, so it didn't matter that he was totally winging it. Now, thank god, he actually knows what he's doing on stage.

  SoulPrint

[In Spite of it All by SoulPrint]

In Spite of it All



SoulPrint lives in California, USA.

Tagged as: Hard Rock, Rock, Hard Rock.


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