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Josh Cocktail, Loggy, and Big Red Background information Origin California Genres Alternative, hip hop, reggae, pop Occupation(s) Musicians, songwriters, producers, actors, athletes Years active June 2011 ( June 2011)–present Labels Independent Associated acts Matisyahu, Goodwill & MGI, Kinetics and One Love Website Members Loggy Josh Cocktail Big Red Radical Something is an independent trio composed of (Loggy), Josh Hallbauer (Josh Cocktail), and Michael Costanzo (Big Red). According to Billboard.com the trio 'blends hip-hop and rock with a decidedly Californian vibe'.
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Their newest offering, a 7-song EP entitled 'Hot Sauce' was released independently on November 4th, 2016. Contents. Career 2011: Formation & We Are Nothing Lagemann and Costanzo met while attending UC Berkeley - both were members of the football team.
They began their music careers recording hip-hop songs in their college apartments; Lagemann rapped and Costanzo was his DJ. In February 2011, Lagemann and Costanzo met Josh Hallbauer at a New York City recording studio. In their first session together, they wrote the song 'Be Easy' (Feat.
), and uploaded an acoustic video of the record to Lagemann's YouTube page. The video was seen by photographer, Bruce Weber, who immediately hired the trio to act in and produce a short soundtrack for his short, 'Don't Steal The Jacket'—a 24 minute film for Moncler Jacket's 2012 Winter campaign. When filming wrapped, Lagemann, Costanzo, and Hallbauer chose to cancel their flights home in favor of recording more songs together. The trio spent 2 weeks at a home studio in Boca Raton, Florida, finishing 7 songs, and ultimately deciding to form the band, Radical Something. The newly formed group finished 8 more songs in the following months, and released their debut album 'We Are Nothing' on September 20, 2011.
Led by singles 'Be Easy', 'California', 'Escape' and 'Long Hair Don't Care', We Are Nothing, was downloaded over 50,000 times and reached #9 on the iTunes Alternative Albums chart. 2012: No Sweat & Summer of Rad On February 26, 2012, Radical Something released their second project No Sweat, a six song EP.
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No Sweat reached #6 on the iTunes overall album chart and #33 on the Billboard Independent Albums chart. In Spring 2012, Radical Something's first national headlining tour brought the trio to 25 major cities and college towns in the US. Following the No Sweat Tour, the band had supporting performances for Slightly Stoopid, Capital Cities Asher Roth and SOJA. In Summer 2012, Radical Something announced 'The Summer Of Rad', a weekly release series spanning 13 weeks from June through August. The Summer Of Rad was deemed a viral success garnering over 500,000 song downloads and millions of online streams. 2013: Ride It Out On May 5, 2013 they released 'We Were Just Kids', the lead single from their upcoming album Ride It Out entering the top 100 on iTunes Alternative single charts and reaching #1 on the Twitter Music Emerging Artist Chart, holding this position for a full week. Ride It Out, was released on September 2, 2013 debuting at #3 on the iTunes Alternative Album Charts.
In support of the album, the group took their Ride It Out Tour to 30 U.S. The tour featured opening acts and. In September they then joined and on the Warning Signs Tour for 8 concerts across Arizona, Texas, Georgia, Florida, and North Carolina. 2014: North American Tours and 'Cali Get Down' The Spring of 2014 saw the group support the EDM act and hip-hop artist on the Verge Campus tour, which spanned 25 college shows across America. On July 22nd the band announced via their Facebook page that they would be joining Matisyahu as direct support on a 50 city North American tour which would run from September 14th through November 14th and reach 30 US States and Canada.
On July 28th they released their newest single, 'Cali Get Down', which was co-produced by David Kahne and Goodwill & MGI. The music video was released later that week via YouTube. Radical Something's concert in has been uploaded to YouTube later. A live album named after its venue, Jannus Live, was released, shortly after. 2015: Summer of Rad 2015 Radical Something brought back their Summer of Rad concept from 2012, with 10 songs released over the course of 10 weeks. The first song, 'Down South,' was released on June 29th.
2016: Hot Sauce On November 4th Radical Something released their 7-song EP 'Hot Sauce'. It was preceded by the singles 'Paradise In You' and 'One Soul'. Retrieved January 26, 2013.
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Radical Something is an L.A.-based trio comprised of Loggy (MC, Guitarist), Josh Cocktail (Vocalist), and Big Red (Producer, Guitarist, Vocalist). The band fuses an indie-surfrock style with hip hop, pop and soul creating infectious, inspiring music that connects powerfully with young people everywhere. The California natives burst onto the music scene with their first song “Be Easy” in June 2011, followed three months later by their debut album We Are Nothing reaching #9 on the iTunes alternative charts and over 50K downloads. In February 2012, Radical Something released No Sweat (EP), reaching #6 on the iTunes Overall Album charts, #3 on iTunes Alternative charts, and #9 on the Billboard Heatseekers charts.
Following the success of their EP, the independent act has toured throughout the U.S. Including appearances with Slightly Stoopid, SOJA, Asher Roth, Sammy Adams and more.