The Rondo Brothers

The Rondo Brothers are Jim Greer and Brandon Arnovick, two multi-instrumental musicians who are rapidly making a name for themselves in both the pop alternative music world as well as the behind-the-scenes world of music licensing, commercial scoring, and remixing.

The Rondos came together while working on a record for Sanctuary Records for New Orleans neo-funk band Galactic. While working on the album with fellow producer Dan The Automator, the Rondos found that their combined talents made for a high-output, high quality production team. Their production output has led to work on over 250,000 albums sold.

Much attention came their way as well throughout 2004 when they toured with dance/punk outfit Head Automatica (Warner Brothers), a band that took them on the road opening for The Cure, The Rapture, Interpol, Thursday, Ima Robot, and many other current acts. In addition to heavy touring, The Rondos also scored a top-selling Christmas remix of Patti Page’s Frosty The Snowman on iTunes.

The Rondos put out their debut album "No Time Left On Earth" in spring 2005 on NY based Coup De Grace records and followed it up with a national tour opening up for and playing in, Handsome Boy Modeling School. The record, an inventive combination of hip-hop, electronic, organic, and Hawaiian instrumentation, has garnered fans worldwide for the group.

When not on the road or working on original material the Rondos have a thriving commercial music company, regularly scoring commercials for such clients as NFL, Adidas, Heineken, Toyota, BMW, and many other clients.

The Rondo brothers are currently working on material for their follow-up album, which they expect to release in 2006.