Smooth Choppy

Co-headliners Smooth Choppy always give 110% - especially when it comes to Halloween parties! The full band was dressed as the detective Beastie Boys from the "Sabotage" video. Choppy took the costume a step further by starting their set with a cover of the radio classic. Fans were able to get their hands on the new 3-song demo that the band recorded during their recent trip to Los Angeles. The Choppy sounds better than ever and had the booties shakin' with their funk rock madness.

- Robert Migel: Scream for me Dallas Productions

Before Vanilla (Ice) had gone on there was an amazing band that made my ears and soul content. Smooth Choppy is a local band from Dallas, TX. They have created their own sound that have spawned from amazing bands such as 311, Incubus, Sublime, and Linkin Park, to name a few. Talented and pumped, Smooth Choppy rocked Firewater. I have never heard of them until that night and I can tell you that I am now a forever fan. The fusion of rock, reggae and hip-hop will make your body move and your veins pulse with a refreshing jolt of life. Their guitarist is a FREAK! His solos and rhythms will make you move in ways you didn’t think you could. Their vocalist sends his lyrics and voice straight to you heart. I could go on but let’s keep this PG. Smooth Choppy brought the show and made an everlasting impression on this Pissy Lil Bitch. Next time you’re in Dallas I highly recommend you scope them out. - Mischievous Magazine

Smooth Choppy is a must-hear group from Dallas who is known for their blend of rap and rock. Their name represents the journey of a band and how it can be smooth but also choppy at times. Their sound is more smooth than choppy.

They sound like a not-so-reggae Sublime blended with a toned down 311. It’s important to state the four songs I listened to on their Myspace made no mention of reefer unlike their influential bands stated above. Of course their sound is jovial, showing how happy and carefree these guys really are.
Unfortunately they only dress up for Halloween

Unfortunately they only dress up for Halloween

“Start the Rhythm” is a great track whose origin is unknown. It may be from the album they are currently working on, Product and Pressure. It starts off with a quiet electric guitar piece leading right into Tim’s light-hearted words. The entire track isn’t bogged down with deep insight; it just gives you the desire to be outside on a summer day simply enjoying life.

Front man Tim and bassist Anthony have been playing together for almost eight years, which helped give the band a head start creating the right chemistry. SC has toured with Blue October and Bowling For Soup in the past years, hoping someday to be the headliner. - Pegasus News