In the summer of 2007, four musical engineers from Southwest Michigan teamed together to experiment with their training in performance and practice. Representing over 30 years of combined experience, these engineers designed blueprints for a project they named I am Band. This machine was created through the use of a combined lead and rhythm guitar (Seth Kissinger), progressive bass lines that pulsated with every note (Nathan Edwards), a dual wielding display of classical and electronic keyboards (Teddy Bermeo), and a dynamic rhythm section (Jonathon Wolfer). I am Band is a musical workbench offering the listener a firm grasp on the familiar styles of todays artists while maintaining a unique and genre-expanding collection of fresh tunes.

Within six months of forming, I am Band assembled a full length album and displayed it at over 75 shows spanning two years and eight states, prompting a move to Chattanooga, TN in mid-2008. After a year of exploring their creative ingenuity the members moved back to Southwest Michigan in 2009, causing the loss of their current drummer, but leaving the potential for new ideas and a refreshing direction. Logan Steely joined the musicians three months later and began to integrate his own musical style into the framework of I am Band. Shortly after gaining a new drummer, I am Band released a six track EP "Simple City" - 2009 and quickly started the process of working in untested waters to develop a new album.

During a second wave of touring across the Midwest in 2009-2010, and now over 150 shows under their belt, the members of I am Band decided it was time to take a break from the road and develop other aspects of the music industry. Recording and production was priority and again, the engineers put themselves to work and built a studio complete with the necessary equipment to record the beginnings their next album. Through the support of a local fan base in the Midwest I Am Band continues to hone their live shows and record and produce their own music one track at a time; quality before quantity, my friends, quality. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.