The House On Cliff, Deleasa, The Icarus Account, Run 2 Cover

The House On Cliff is a high-energy rock band from Boston Massachusetts with a passion to bring rock and roll back to the masses. Chad Michael Jervis (Lead Vocals), Charles Coleman (Guitar/Vocals), Marc Polit (Drums), and William Santana (Bass/ Vocals) met while studying at Berklee College of Music and the rest was history. Their first EP hits ears November 2014, a mix of groovable rock tunes produced by the masterful Dan Whittemore, recorded at The Madden
Bros Studio in Los Angeles, CA. Although The House On Cliff is a fairly new band (Est. Sept 2013) in the past year they have been on three national tours, the most recent being The ABC's
Of Style Mall Tour (Sponsored by Simon Malls and Teen Vogue) performing alongside teen sensation IM5. The House On Cliff has also performed at some spectacularly noteworthy venues such as: The Troubadour (Los Angeles, CA), The Bottom Of The Hill (San Francisco, CA), The Mint (Los Angeles, CA), Church (Boston MA), The Middle East (Cambridge, MA), The Red Room @ Cafe 939 (Boston, MA), World Cafe Live @The Queen (Wilmington, DE), The Nile Theater (Phoenix, AZ), Wells Fargo Center (Philadelphia, PA), CollegeFest @Fenway Park (Boston, MA) and they recently opened for Peter Frampton and The Doobie Brothers at the Bank Of New Hampshire Pavilion (Gilford, NH). The moment The House On Cliff hits the stage their goal is to make you fall in love
with the beautifully ferocious beast that is rock and roll. Whether it be your first time or hundredth, no matter your age, they want you to know that rock and roll is not just for some, it is for everyone.


So far, 2013 has been an incredible year for Deleasa. Highlighted at #4 in Billboard Magazine's 'Next Big Sound' for the month of March, Deleasa's modern pop-rock sound is influenced by Motown grooves and sing-a-long melodies, showcasing his trendy, yet approachably fun, "Young Hollywood" personality.

At the end of 2012, Deleasa hit the road with Boyce Avenue for a week of East Coast dates, then released his debut EP, 'A Collection of Sight and Sound' . Since the release Deleasa has been going out and finding his fan base. January started off a great year with supporting great acts and playing to sold out crowds with Action Item, Paradise Fears, Olly Murs and Lawson. After a great couple of regional tours in the US, Deleasa headed on the road for a very successful run of performances in Mexico and South America, where he was given the opportunity to support The Jonas Brothers on their first tour of the year. Each night, Deleasa played to as many as 20,000 fans and spread his fun and energetic show to 9 different countries over the course of 16 shows. The tour was followed up with features on E! News, Seventeen magazine and many other South American press outlets.

"Mikey" Deleasa then returned home to New Jersey to complete the filming for the second season of 'Married To Jonas' on the E! Network, which prominently features the journey of his rapidly growing music career. The six-episode season included episodes that focused on Deleasa's new single "Too Damn Beautiful", a headlining show at The Bowery Ballroom in New York City, as well as a handful of his shows in South America.

With a whirlwind of press arrangements, growing social media and events to bring his 2013 television schedule to an end, Deleasa is now focused and ready to hit the road and continue to bring his live show to fans everywhere.


“I don’t even remember how old we were or what bands were playing” says Ty Turner of The Icarus Account as he begins to tell the story of the twins’ first concert experience. “Our dad was from Georgia and he loved country music,” chimes in Trey, adding “so he and our mom took us to a country music concert when we were six years old.” The boys didn’t know anything about music at the time - they didn’t know if they liked country or pop; they didn’t even know the artists or the songs; they just knew the feelings carried through the music. Midway through that McBride and the Ride show came the moment that marked the beginning of a lifelong dream.

“I remember that feeling,” says Ty, “I remember getting goosebumps from the music for the first time and I remember thinking to myself ‘I want to do that someday. I want to be able to play music that can give people goosebumps.’” Not long after that first concert, the boys began taking music lessons. They began with the piano and later took on violin as well. “We hated playing the violin,” remembers Ty. “Our parents used to make us walk around the block at Christmas time and play songs with our sisters for all of our neighbors.” And while they didn’t necessarily love those performances at the time, the experience paved the way for something bigger. “Our dad always used to say, ‘One day you’ll thank me for making you take lessons,’” Trey remembers, then laughs. “I guess he was right.” By the time the boys started playing guitar at the age of 12, everything in music seemed to come naturally to them, but the turning point was how much they began to enjoy it. The twins were immediately captivated by the guitar because, suddenly, they were able to play music that they loved. “We could hear a song on the radio and learn how to play it...that was huge,” says Ty. Music was about feeling - it wasn’t about playing the right notes, having the right bow-holding technique, or learning their scales. It was simply about emotion and what moved the boys. They listened to and learned the songs that gave them goosebumps. More importantly, they began to write songs that they hoped would give an audience goosebumps.

This is the mission that Ty and Trey have set to accomplish as a band. They are living their dream as professional musicians writing songs that strike an emotional chord with their listeners. In roughly six years as The Icarus Account, they’ve learned a lot about writing and performing, but ultimately the goal has never changed. “We try to write songs that are honest and relatable,” Trey shares. “One of the most beautiful things about writing songs is that it proves how connected all of us really are. We get messages all the time where people tell us that our songs ‘say everything they are feeling but didn’t know how to express.’ To me it’s really humbling because I’ve never met that person before and yet they are feeling the same feelings that we had when we wrote the song.”

The Icarus Account continues to pursue this passion of moving an audience. In fact, it is writing with that same purpose and passion that makes each of their albums feel new and unique. “When we are writing with feeling, it doesn’t matter that we might be using the same four chords over and over again, the song is going to express something new,” reveals Ty. And this is what makes each record so special. The twins’ new album, “Carry Me Home,” will be released on August 28th and while the goal was the same, the result is something more intimate.

“This album is something that is raw and honest...it’s essentially a collection of stories from our lives, maybe as personal as we’ve ever been with our writing,” shares Trey. “I think what makes this album so special is that everything adds to the story, each instrument adds another brush stroke to the picture of our lives that we are painting.”

The album is the re-telling of the personal saga that the brothers have been on since the band began back in 2006. It brings the listener on a deeply personal journey through painful breakups and falling in love to coping with the divorce of their parents after over 25 years of marriage. It continues on with believing in love again, celebrating marriage, and ultimately wrestling with the faith that carried them through it all. Each song, each story is shaped and altered by the struggle and hope in their lives. While every song is different, each is an honest confession from the life of Ty and Trey that has moved them to smiles, laughter, and even tears. It delivers stories that an audience can relate to with emotions that will resonate with them. And hopefully, while listening to the joy and the pain in their voices, you will look down and realize that you too have goosebumps.


rizona's Run 2 Cover is a three piece pop/alternative band whose commitment to being exceptional musicians and performing artists have afforded them much attention in the short time they have been together.

Band members include: Christian Iverson (bass/lead vocals), younger brother, Brandon Iverson (drums/vocals) and their best friend and neighbor, Colin Shaw (lead guitar/vocals). Established in 2010, the band began playing metal music but slowly evolved into the pop/alternative genre. This transition has allowed them to create music they feel has a more relevant presence and reach an audience with a message that relates to their peers. Their shows are high energy, electric, and engaging to an audience of all ages. They have played numerous venues and have shared the stage with national bands such as, Escape The Fate, Metro Station, The Ready Set, This Wild Life, Against The Current, Jacob Whitesides, IM5, AUSTIN JONES and various others.

The band released their sophomore EP, "Someday" on October 11, 2014 which was produced and recorded by Matt Good (guitarist in From First to Last and D.R.U.G.S). The band is currently in the studio with producer, Matt Good completing a full length album set to release mid-2015.

notable mentions:
* Run 2 Cover went on the "Road To The Studio Tour" with Escape The Fate and The Family Ruin, early 2015.
* In 2013, the band's guitar player, Colin Shaw was inducted into legendary rock-n-roll photographer, Robert M. Knight's Brotherhood of Guitar (sponsored by Fender, Ernie Ball Strings, Guitar Center) which highlights and promotes exceptional young guitarists.
* TRX/CRX Cymbals has chosen the bands drummer, Brandon Iverson, as a young exceptional player and features him on the company's website and promotional advertisements as well as a featured up-and-coming exceptional young drummer in Robert M. Knight's "Drummerhood." project. (www.drummerhood.com).
* Run 2 Cover's music has been featured on radio stations, as well as songs featured on Alice Cooper's Christmas Pudding CD's.
*SIGNED WORLD WIDE record deal w/ KBB RECORDS APRIL 2015