Orris

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Check out the Orris song "Nowhere I Could Run From You" in the scene below from the hit TV series "Felicity"



Click here to BUY THE CD iTunes - Download Orris' music on iTunes As heard on MTV and in various TV and film, Orris fuses soundscape and song imbued with authenticy through personal and internal exploration, crafting a soulful, new ambient piano-rock sound. He conjures what Music Connection Magazine declares “will win fans among anyone looking for music with a soul.”



After topping the charts of dozens of radio stations around the country, including claiming the 1 spot for months at a time at stations like San Marcos' KKSM (CMJ) and extensive national U.S. touring, Orris is home in Los Angeles, excited to be hard at work on new music as part of an all-new one-man rock opera (stay tuned for more info).



History:

Raised in Twin Peaks and Chicago, David Orris is the son of an ordained minister. By the age of four, he was singing and playing piano competitively and in his teen years went on to win a vocal and Presidential scholarship to the Wheaton Conservatory where he studied voice, piano and composition. During his studies, he ventured outside the traditional curriculum and delved into experimental exploration of sound, as well as a long-suppressed attraction to Eastern forms of meditation and spirituality.



Orris' spiritual and creative intentions have resulted in music reviewers including CMJ, L.A. Weekly, Music Connection and many more heralding Orris as an indie prodigy who “makes you believe you’re experiencing something big” and “intriguing and wholly unique."



The Seraphim Circus, Volume Ior download ORRIS songs on iTunes (by clicking here) ORRIS: The Seraphim Circus, Volume I"Will win fans among anyone looking for music with a soul." - Music Connection Magazine As heard on MTV, "Felicity" and in film. Lush, alternative rock made of organic performance, piano, guitar soundscapes, powerful rhythm, finely honed songwriting and an emotionally truthful core.

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