TODD MORSE

Todd Morse is an American musician. Morse started his musical career in 1994 when he joined Hardcore punk band H2O as a guitarist, after his brother Toby Morse, the vocalist for the group, asked him to join. As well as working on his solo career, Morse is currently working as a guitarist for H2O, a guitarist and vocalist for L.A. based Johnny Cash/Tom Petty Tribute Group "Petty Cash", and co-creater of Punk/Garage rock band The Operation M.D. in which he is known under the nickname Dr. Rocco. He co-created The Operation M.D. with Sum 41's Cone McCaslin. In The Operation M.D., Morse sings vocals, plays the guitar and additional keyboards, along with Cone McCaslin who sings backing vocals, plays the bass guitar and keyboards. As of 2008, Morse is no longer with Alternative/Indie rock band Juliette and the Licks for whom he was lead guitarist, since the formation of the band in 2003. Morse has recently finished recording his first solo song "Crazy Little Girl", which was produced by Dylan Mclaren. The song was released as an iTunes single, and can also be heard in his own personal music page, which he recently launched in the address: www.myspace.com/toddmorsemusic. Todd Morse is currently on tour with H2O, and he's working on his first solo album, which is due to release sometime in 2009, and will feature his first single "Crazy Little Girl".