Pro Audio Bio
PRO AUDIO is not a Los Angeles band. The members only live there. Far from being attention-seeking corporate rockers slinking around the Sunset Strip, this young foursome creates a different kind of indie rock with no apologies. Unabashedly quirky and undeniably catchy, PRO AUDIO's music provides a soundtrack for the life of clever kids of all ages. You might hear it seeping from the headphones of a high school outsider, from the windows of a college dorm room, or from the car next to you on the freeway where there's a smile on the face of a fellow commuter. You might be hearing it right now blasting out of the computer speakers two cubicles over.
Formed in 2001, PRO AUDIO soon released their full-length debut "Saturday We're Even..." an album teeming with fuzzed out basslines, distorted keyboard melodies, and tales of pod people lamenting life on earth, child prodigies gone bad, girls who like other girls and even pesky student loan payments.
After a lengthy hiatus, PRO AUDIO has returned with new life. Still co-fronted by John Hoelle on bass and Jason "Fish" Fischer on guitar and piano, the indestructible line-up now includes multi-instrumentalist Bri Dellinger on oboe and organ as well as prog-rock rhythm maestro Paul Withers on drums.
PRO AUDIO is now proud to release their electrifying new album "Make the Happiness Stop", a masterful sophomore piece that is a crucial addition to every personal jukebox. From songs about vampires, super-geeks, identity theft and a journey to castles in the sky, this album will have you laughing and humming along before you know it.
Standing on the shoulders of They Might be Giants, Beck, Weezer, and Ben Folds, PRO AUDIO continues to tailor-make futuristic, highly-digestible melodies with humorous, pop-smart lyrics for hipsters and hippies, nerds and frat boys, critics and casual listeners, and anyone out there who may find himself or herself in need of new music that stands out from the rest.
