Marc Cordon - Guitar, Vocals

PJ Sobremonte - Bass, Vocals

Robeen Dey - Lead Guitar

Jay Opalia - Drums

Independence breeds creativity, and nowhere is it more apparent than in the heart of the Atlanta music scene where alternative rock band titofelix hits you hard with energetic guitar riffs, catchy lyrics and tight melodies. For over five years, Marc Cordon, P.J. Sobremonte, Robeen Dey and "BabyJay" Jay Opalia have entertained fans nationwide with their infectious brand of rock!

Formed in Atlanta in August 2000, titofelix briefly relocated to Tampa, FL, to record and release their debut album, Faux Pas. The band soon followed it up with a series of EPs and a music video for the song, Man of Steel, that screened at the 2003 San Francisco International Asian-American Film Festival, the 2003 SLAP Festival in Salt Lake City, and the 2003 NAAAP Film Festival in North Carolina. Live performances brought the boys to different venues and festivals throughout the country, including events in Los Angeles, New York and Atlanta. And titofelix also received both commercial and internet radio airplay.

In March 2004, titofelix released their second full-length, Character Flaw. Recorded in Jacksonville, FL, under the guidance of renowned engineers Paul Lapinski (Yellowcard, Alicia Keys) and Daryl Phenneger, Character Flaw maintained the integrity of the titofelix sound within the polished quality of a major-label release. This much-anticipated sophomore effort, which incorporates shades of punk, classic rock and hip-hop/funk elements, earned positive reviews and had many comparing the band's music to that of more established mainstream artists. titofelix supported the release of Character Flaw with live appearances, as well as exposure through different media: regular spins on internet radio stations such as Radio Wazee, a spotlight on the San Francisco television show STIR TV, and featured music on several other projects: the Import Car DVD THRUST Video Candy from Waltertainment (which also features a brief spotlight and interview with the band), the independent film LUMPIA and its accompanying CD soundtrack and concert DVD from Kidheroes Productions, and an award-winning advertising e-card entitled The Race. titofelix also placed 7th out of 1000 Southeast bands in the 2004 DiscMakers Independent Music World Series competition and was included on DiscMakers' IMWS CD Compilation, Southeast Heavy Hitters.

On November 1, 2006, Titofelix released their third full album, entitled "All Good Things..." This album was released exclusively online, free of charge, through their website.

http://www.titofelix.com

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