"His debut album is f**king good. The vocals are orgasmic, the arrangements sublime... this s**t is unbelievable."
Daisy, bassist from Foxy Shazam

    Jeff Price is a Queen-influenced progressive musician from Southern California. His works are often piano and voice heavy, and with a vocal range of over four octaves, his recorded songs have a penchant for overdubbed choirs, soaring leads, a multitude of backing vocals, and even a self duet. Much of this is reproduced live, helping his shows be fairly big and theatrical for a soloist. In fact, for his second ever performance he was asked to fill in on a battle of the bands; with no time to prepare and about twenty minutes to be on stage, he stole the show and won the competition.
    Jeff started making music in high school after discovering Queen, and continued recording while completing his BS and MS from UC Riverside. The album he produced, "The Theatric Fantastic," feels more like a twist on an opera than a typical singer/songwriter album. And with true Indie DIY ethic, he handles every aspect, including the writing, performance, production, artwork, and business (which makes the third person perspective of this biography a bit suspicious).

Why not listen to the EP to get an idea of what the music is like?

You can also view a live performance reel:

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