Andy Suzuki & The Method

Andy Suzuki & The Method are proving that there is still songwriting and soul in pop music. The band's eclectic instrumentation, featuring electric violin, djembe, and piano, pushes the boundaries of the acoustic singer-songwriter genre and has been garnering rave reviews across the country. NPR declared that "Andy Suzuki.is blessed with a velvet voice," and Time Out New York praised the band's "deadly way with melody." In 2011, WNYC Public Radio named Andy Suzuki & The Method the #1 band in Manhattan in their annual Battle Of The Boroughs competition, featuring the band in 2 show-stopping performances at WNYC's Greene Space. TheUrbanDaily.com recently featured Andy Suzuki & The Method in their 'Top 25 Artists That Need To Be Heard in 2012', asserting that the band's latest release is proof that "there is still soul in music."
Capturing the energy of Sara Bareilles' memorable piano melodies, Ben Harper's thoughtful lyricism, and Dave Matthews Band's virtuosity, Andy Suzuki & The Method deliver an unforgettable live show. They formed at Brown University in 2005 when band leader, Andy Suzuki, met hand-percussionist, Kozza Babumba, through a mutual friend. After playing the college circuit for a few years, the duo met violinist Jason Gorelick in 2008. The newly-formed trio ended up playing their first show at Brown's most popular venue, The Underground. It was immediately after this sold-out show that the band settled on the name 'Andy Suzuki & The Method,' marking their official beginning. The band has been touring the east coast ever since, building a loyal fanbase and industry buzz surrounding the release of their upcoming project.