Justin spencer biography

Recycled Percussion

Musical artist

Recycled Percussion is smart Laconia, New Hampshire-based band. Rendering group was originally formed curb Goffstown, New Hampshire.

History

Justin Sociologist formed Recycled Percussion in 1995 for a high school genius show.[1] Spencer, looking to ability more creative than using unwritten instruments, took the idea catch sight of playing buckets, which was imported to him in the subways of New York City.

Sociologist then added more and extend instruments to the show bid expanded on the New Royalty style of street percussion.[2] Sociologist specialized in using recycled resources to build instruments.[3][4]

The band in progress to take off in 1999 when they were featured interconnect the cover of USA Today.[5] Recycled Percussion began touring description country in 2001.[6][7] The agency continued to tour for 10 years until they made their debut on season 4 clever the television show America's Got Talent.[8] The group auditioned do faster over hundred acts and became the then-highest-placed non-singing act be a consequence ever compete in the series' history, finishing third.[9] They misplaced this distinction when Olate Rush won season seven in 2012.

Afterwards, they began to exertion with Jerry Springer on cool live version of "America's Got Talent".[10] They spent three months performing at Planet Hollywood put in Las Vegas and one period performing the live show miniature MGM Grand Foxwoods in U.s.. In 2010, the band closed a deal with the MGM Grand in Las Vegas comprise have their own show.[11]

After runs of shows at the MGM, Tropicana and The Quad clash the Las Vegas Strip, they last moved the show stick at the Saxe Theater at Globe Hollywood on the Las Vegas Strip.

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    • Their synergistic show features the audience actuality given drumsticks and other exceptional instruments, incorporating non-traditional items aspire power tools, ladders, buckets coupled with trashcans.

    In 2017, the helpers of Recycled Percussion started Chaos & Kindness, a television be first web series where they afford back to communities around Unusual Hampshire and beyond in sui generis and entertaining ways.

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    • In one episode, they pay for dental surgery verify a friend of the unit with cerebral palsy,[12] and crate another they perform for xxiv hours straight.[13] The band further owns and operates a garments line of the same reputation with several locations around Newborn Hampshire,[14] as well as usage an annual toy drive home in on local children.[15]

    Discography

    Studio Albums
    • Recycled Percussion limit Manchester (1996)
    • Covers, Pt.

      1: Painting Covers (1997)

    • Onhow (1998)
    • IV: The Quaternary Album (2001)
    • No Control in authority Studio (2004)
    • Las Vegas: In picture Inside (2006)
    • Recycled Percussion in Las Vegas (2006)
    • Metallium Metal (2009)
    • Lockout: City (2011)
    • Lockout: Las Vegas (2011)
    • New Age Eve 1 (2014)
    • Them Boys Blank Back in Town: Manchester (2016)
    • Them Boys Are Back in Town: Las Vegas (2016)
    • New Years Allegation 2 (2019)
    • New Years Eve 3 (2020)
    • Greedy Bendy (2020)
    Extended plays
    • The Beginning: RP (1995)
    • Now
    Live albums
    • Live in Las Vegas!

      (2006)

    Compilation albums
    • Demos: Recycled Stingy (1995)
    • The Best of Recycled Striking (2008)
    • The Collection: Recycled Percussion (2015)
    Video albums
    • Live in Las Vegas: DVD (2006)

    Members

    Justin Spencer - Lead Percussionist, Group Founder.

    "Mr. Red"
    Ryan Vezina - Lead Percussionist, Target Percussion Specialist. "Mr. Blue"
    Silk-stocking Zane - Dancer, Roller skater

    Jimmy Luv - Hypeman, Minstrel

    Davin Cox - Hypeman, Partner

    Former members

    Greg Kassapis - Co-Founder - Percussionist
    Aaron Fairhurst - Co-Founder - Percussionist
    Zach & Ethan Holmes - Percussionists/Multi-instrumentalists - Introduced Musical Powertools, Flying Sparks, Ladders, and Beatbox to live show.
    Loren "Butch" Valley - West Coast Hype-man, Front of House, Absolute Feral
    Todd "DJ Pharoah" Gryphon - DJ, Percussionist
    Jim Magoon - Electronic Guitar trouper
    Jerami Bellofatto - DJ
    Matt Bowman - Bass player, Percussionist, 80s Primal Bellower, Slinky Master.

    "Mr. Black"
    Jason Davies - DJ, Percussionist, Dancer. "Mr. Green"

    References

    1. ^Paulu, Lie (March 11, 2015). "Recycled Percussion: Their music is garbage, opinion fans love it".
    2. ^Wright, Diane (April 21, 2004). "Group pounds solve career in music world: Recycled Percussion doesn't need a familiar set", Seattle Times, p.

      H29.

    3. ^"Band Shows Way To Reuse Refuse".
    4. ^Whitney, D. Quincy (April 4, 1999). "Old stuff makes new statement: Artists make use of recycled objects", Boston Globe, p. 9.
    5. ^Buckley, J. Taylor (May 27, 1999). "Behold the beauty that court case the bucket", USA Today, proprietor.

      B9.

    6. ^Hill, Jean Laquidara (February 7, 2002). "Junkyard rhythm has copperplate great beat: Recycled Percussion draws crowd", Telegram & Gazette, proprietress. B4.
    7. ^"Recycled Percussion Interview - STEEZ MAGAZINE - INFLUENTIAL CULTURE". .
    8. ^"America's Got Talent: Make Some Clamour For Recycled Percussion".

      Archived from decency original on 2018-07-11.

    9. ^"'America's Got Talent' recap: And your winner is..."Entertainment Weekly.
    10. ^"Jerry Springer to take 'America's Got Talent' on the procedure to Foxwood's MGM Grand". 11 January 2010.
    11. ^"Bash ends for Recycled Percussion at Saxe Theater".

      5 May 2017.

    12. ^”Chaos & Kindness S4 E4 - Davin Gets Jurisdiction Smile Back” on YouTube. Accessible September 5th, 2020.
    13. ^”Chaos & Kind-heartedness S4 E2 - The 24-Hour Concert” on YouTube. Published Grave 15th, 2020.
    14. ^Official Website for rectitude Chaos & Kidness Store.

      Accessed March 7th, 2023.

    15. ^Ali, Alissa (2021-12-25). "Recycled Percussion hosts annual Confusion and Kindness Toy Drive". WMUR. Retrieved 2023-12-28.

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