Hailing from the diverse and musically rich city of Philadelphia, The Moxy have cultivated a sound unlike any other. An alliance between Bam Margera (Jackass, Viva La Bam) & The Moxy formed when he heard their first, self-­‐produced single, “Step Down.” That very week, Bam began playing their tracks on his Sirius XM radio show & having them on as guests. Bam ultimately shot the video for their single “Step Down,” as well as featured them in his Warner Brothers movie, Where The #$& Is Santa? With the engineering help of Chad I Ginsburg from CKY, The Moxy set out to produce, record and release their first collection of songs; an EP simply titled Vol. 1. Feeding off of the fans’ ecstatic reaction, the band quickly returned to the studio to give them what they demanded... more music! Vol. 2 was almost entirely funded by fan donations & became a testament to the bond The Moxy shared with them. 7,000 physical/digital download sales and more than 75,000 illegal downloads later, The Moxy is garnering attention on a global scale. Their fan base is not only huge in America, but countries like the UK and Australia have yielded some of the most rabid and passionate fans of all.On the merit of their outstanding live performances, they convincingly took top honor at Linkin Park's Project Revolution competition in Philly winning them the gig. They’ve gone on to play notable shows with the likes of INNERPARTYSYSTEM, The Sounds, Kill Hannah, CKY and Terrible Things (featuring Fred Mascherino of Taking Back Sunday). Other well-­‐known Moxy fans have come out to express their love of the band; such as Kat Von D who enlisted The Moxy to play her 2009 birthday bash. This is the energy that caught the attention of Greg Ruoff, (LIFT Entertainment), who began putting together a course of action to help The Moxy achieve the next level of success. Duane Baron (Ozzy Osbourne, Social Distortion, Mötley Crüe) was presented the material and excitedly joined on as producer/engineer.