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The Wild Truth

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The Wild Truth has been redefining the phrase “original music” in San Diego for some time now. It’s deft blend of rock, pop, folk and funk stunned audiences when first introduced via their ‘First Runner Up’ placement in the Rock Wars battle of bands, and they have since received numerous accolades from both the media and their peers.
Lead vocalist and songwriter Sven-Erik Seaholm is a familiar name to fans of the San Diego music scene, as he is also a well-respected record producer. In 2003 & 2005, he received special San Diego Music Awards for Producer of the Year. 2003 also saw the release of his critically acclaimed solo album "Upload", and he spent much of 2004 as a member of the popular vocal band The Gandhi Method.
Bassist David Ybarra is no stranger either, having held down the bottom end for Playground Slap, The Cloud Merchants and 44 Double D, as well as producing clients like Meghan LaRoque for his production company, The Modern Bakery. Fans of his playing include none other than the late, great Jimmy Smith.
Guitarist Charlie Loach is also a local music veteran whose fiery riffs and passionate soloing have been lighting up stages and studios throughout Southern California. His background in both blues and country music bring a unique twist to The Wild Truth's power pop recipe.
Renowned drum wunderkind Bill Ray (Ike Turner, Tubby), is not only a peerlessly gifted musician, but an educator and musical activist as well. His relentless pursuit of the perfect groove both inspires and entertains all within earshot of his live and studio artistry.

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Member Since: 30/11/2005
Band Website: TheWildTruth.com
Band Members: Sven-Erik Seaholm: Vocals, Guitars; Charlie Loach: Lead Guitars, Backing Vocals; David Ybarra: Bass, Backing Vocals; Bill Ray: Drums
Influences: Anything that rocks, grooves, rips and funks and basically makes one feel like a sexy beast.
Sounds Like: The Beatles meet Wilco behind Jimmy's Chicken Shack for a good, old-fashoned smackdown. However, T-Rex shows up with P-Funk and their collection of Partridge Family trading cards. This of course comes to the immediate attention of Weezer, who stop to pick up Neil Finn and Bad Company's Paul Rodgers along the way, as well as a case or two of Barq's Diet Root Beer (which has bite, you know). By the time they arrive, Elvis Costello is standing there with a striped shirt and a whistle. We all realize what a crazy universe this is and have a hearty gufaw. Oh those crazy kids...
Record Label: Pseudocool Records
Type of Label: Indie

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