TOMORROW

Tomorrow is an energetic rock and roll rollercoaster with a Stone Temple Pilot, Nirvana, Tool, Alice in Chains influence. If you ask the members to describe their music they will most likely say it is a million moods in one. The symbiotic variation of ups and downs, ranging from rocking melodic to transcendent euphoria has a unique ability to expose the dark tones of life followed directly with an offering of a more positive and uplifting Tomorrow.Chardes is a heavy exploration into the tumultuous effects of a chaotic self destructive mind which ends in the empowering suggestion of forgiveness and letting go of the past. Where as, Free to Be is a fresh solid rock view on the relief of leaving behind an unhealthy relationship and feeling alive with the hopeful freedom to pursue a promising quest for happiness. For the bands singer/songwriter, Peter Morozoff, writing is a talent that has flowed naturally since he was a sophomore in high school. He would be the first to admit that his writing style is heavily influenced by the emotion of his own experiences and the impact of others experiences on him. These catalysts are evident in this bands identifiable multi-mood musical expression, which has similarly acquired a diverse following made up of all ages and ranges.Blind is about two brothers whose tense cramped living situation and individual stress, of trying to make it in a tough city, causes their frustration and anger to be misdirected at one another. With a dark melodic beginning and a powerful chorus, the song concludes with an uplifting ballad of self empowerment. The song was written while its writer slept in his car, camping out in the Whittier Hills, desperately trying not to make a bad situation any worse and venting his emotions the best way he knew how. It Wont Be Long is an upbeat love song with a punk pop rock flavor that reminds us of the good in people which leaves fans smiling and swaying in enjoyment.Although the band officially began on New Years 2004, they have had a far longer history together. Singer/songwriter Peter Morozoff and Bassist Anthony Gragnani met in high school, in Fresno California, where they started their first band together. It was Peter who first moved to Los Angeles followed by skilled bassist Anthony Gragnani a couple years later, where three out of the four current members played together in a band called Ghost Town Road. This is how Brazilian drummer extraordinaire Terrance Van Dijk came to be part of the collaborative process. Together the three left Ghost Town Road and started what would come to be known as Tomorrow. Named symbolically for the optimistic hopes of a new beginning and a fresh start together, the three began playing small shows in the Los Angeles area. It was at one of these shows that Jason Friday, long time acquaintance of Morozoff, decided that Tomorrow was something he had to be a part of and the team decided that Jasons impressive guitar skills were something they couldnt continue without. Finally the metamorphosis was complete and the musical adventures of Tomorrow could begin.
-bio written by GIANNA GRAGNANI- we love her !!