Biography
Ten Feet Deep is a rock-pop band from New York City. Their first show put them in the deep end of a drained pool, producing the band name. Following that they played in and around New York City at various venues, including Greenwich Village hot spots The Elbow Room and The Lions Den. They performed in People Magazine’s “What’s Next” event at the Hammerstein Ballroom, opening for Justin Timberlake and Avril Lavigne. They won the first Westchester County Battle-of-the-Bands Competition in 2004. Their original music was featured on a Japanese reality gameshow aired in New York, and they played a press release event with banjo legend, Bela Fleck at Gibson Studios in NYC. In 2008 they released their first E.P. Currently they tour colleges, festivals, and music venues in NYC and throughout the Northeast. The band has just released a full-length, self-titled album produced by John Lissauer (Leonard Cohen, Whitney Houston), and Phillip Maniatty. Ten Feet Deep has an expansive fan base and continues to achieve acclaim with performances at venues such as Webster Hall Studio, Canal Room, and The Bitter End.
Their self-titled album featuring 12 original songs is now available on itunes - it's the year of ten!
A Big Immeasurable Thank You goes to producers Philip Maniatty (tracks 1-5, and 8) and John Lissauer (tracks 9 and 10) for working with us on this album - you guys are the best!!
For more music, photos, and videos, visit
http://www.tenfeetdeep.com
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