Earth Hour Song - Out of time by Atlantis Blue Print
Atlantis Blueprint BIO
Steeped in that hard rock spirit, Atlantis Blueprint delivers a sharp-edged set of riff-savvy anthems coloured by funk-jazz overtones, reggae-tinged stomps, and power-ballads. This four piece is busy selling out venues like The Legendary Horseshoe Tavern in Toronto & The Mansion Nightclub in Barrie all while promoting their debut Album! Everything from Reggae, Ska, Swing, and Funk get mixed into what they consider to be 'Rock'.
Atlantis Blueprint consists of four musicians from very different backgrounds:
Adam Skinner is a multi-instrumentalist that has gone from Drumming/Singing in 'Rustic Motif', a band that opened up for 'The Trews' and 'Aprilwine' on consecutive New Years Eve celebrations at Barrie's City Hall to Writing, Singing, and playing Guitar in 'Atlantis Blueprint'.
Raul Ponce is a Drummer/Percussionist that grew up in Mexico and has performed in numerous countries around the globe. He puts on a very charismatic stage performance which definitely suits the style of the band.
Brad Barnett brings a funk-rock rooted character to the group and keeps the rhythm section in check with his consistent, hard hitting bass style.
Jean Arcand recently parted ways with Canadian Idol Finalist Drew Wright's band 'Fall and Divide' and joined Atlantis Blueprint. He brings incredible lead guitar skills, professional vocals and great stage presence to the band.
In the past year, Atlantis Blueprint has:
Open for Finger Eleven, Colin James, Thornley, Grady & the Arkells on multiple occasions
Sold out The Legendary Horseshoe Tavern for their Toronto CD Release Party
Steeped in that hard rock spirit, Atlantis Blueprint delivers a sharp-edged set of riff-savvy anthems coloured by funk-jazz overtones, reggae-tinged stomps, and power-ballads. This four piece is busy selling out venues like The Legendary Horseshoe Tavern in Toronto & The Mansion Nightclub in Barrie all while promoting their debut Album! Everything from Reggae, Ska, Swing, and Funk get mixed into what they consider to be 'Rock'.
