Tommy Guerrero

Tommy Guerrero could be better known in the wonderful world of skateboarding than music. Blessed in SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA, Guerrero became a member of the skateboard firm Powell Peralta in 1985 and became among the primary members from the renowned “Bone fragments Brigade” team. Generally thinking about music, Guerrero was a enthusiast from the high-energy punk music that encircled the early-’80s skate picture. Since that time, Guerrero is becoming an achieved bassist and guitarist with affects as different as John Coltrane, Latin Playboys, and Tortoise. Guerrero released his debut record, Loose Grooves & Bastard Blues, in 1998 in the Galaxia label. To aid the record, Guerrero considered his close friends — skateboarder and bassist Monte Vallier, DJ Device, and previous Threeo drummer Tim DeGaugh — to create the band Plane Dark Crayon, who toured with Isotope 217 in 1999. With help from Device, he released Hoy Yen Ass’n in 2000, aswell as the single record A small amount of Somethin’ on Mo Polish. His warm, soulful music continuing on 2004’s Spirit Meals Taqueria, and following the five-song EP Yr from the Monkey, Guerrero relocated to Quannum, issuing From your Soil towards the Spirit in 2006. Another record within the Galaxia imprint, Come back from the Bastard, adopted in 2007. Four years later on, Lifeboats and Follies premiered on a single imprint and mainly presented the same solid (including an appearance by Cash Tag). In 2012, Guerrero documented his seventh single recording No Man’s Property that was released in Japan. 2 yrs later on, the recording would receive world-wide distribution via the Modulor label.