It's All Relative by Project Mayhem

While sticking to their Classic and Hard Rock roots, its surprising to hear influence taken from several different styles of music in almost every song. It is this variety that the band prides themselves on that makes It’s All Relative appealing to all kinds of audiences. Project Mayhem has also showcased their musical and technical talents with the releases of two DVD compilations within the past years. The Project Mayhem Rocks series are DVD compilations that the band produces every year. The band is currently promoting the release of the It’s All Relative album through flyers, radio and television, and their frequent live performances.

Project Mayhem started in December of 2003 and played their first show only weeks later. Jesse Lumb is the guitarist and one of the lead vocalists of Mayhem. He is also involved in promoting and booking the band. Tim Lillis enhances the overall sound with his articulate drum work as well as his experienced keyboard playing. His brother Matt Lillis plays bass and shares lead vocals with Jesse. Matt also produces the band’s recordings, videos and maintains the band's website. Each member of Project Mayhem is strong in his own area, bringing something unique to the table.

Project Mayhem as artists have many accomplishments. The band has performed with groups such as Zox, Paranoid Social Club, Matt Nathanson, Lez Zeppelin, No One’s Kind, Sister Machine Gun, 25 Ta Life, The Kate Dunphy Band, Sexhead and Hello Darling. They won first prize at the University of Hartford’s 2005 Battle of The Bands, the Taste Of Enfield's 2005 Battle of The Bands, The Westfield State College 2006 Battle Of The Bands, and The 2006 Bay Path College Battle Of The Bands. Due to his exceptional piano playing abilities, Tim Lillis has won over $11,000 in music-based scholarships. He has accompanied American Idol finalist Sarah Mather and is attending the Berklee College of Music for piano performance. Project Mayhem has also been featured on several college radio stations and has been interviewed in local newspapers including Westfield State College’s The Voice. In both 2005 and 2006 the band also appeared on a few different public access television shows, including the New Music Showcase which broadcasted throughout all of New England.

Project Mayhem’s main goal is to gain support of a record label and spread their music far and wide. Within the next few months, Project Mayhem hopes to be well established in the city of Boston and plans to embark on a New England tour. Through passionate performances, memorable songs, and their unique family bond, Project Mayhem leaves a lasting impression, connecting with each new audience.

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