They say that Doxa is more than just a band because their desire is that it serves as a springboard to launch other Christian artists who desire to glorify God with their entire lives, including music. The call to glorify God is worldwide, and so while their first CD is a certain style and has two main songwriters on it, they long to see many more songwriters and musicians with different styles come along and glorify God with them in every facet of life.
Why Doxa? Their response was…We chose the name Doxa for the band and for this music project simply because it's a cool sounding word. No, just kidding, doxa is actually an old Greek word defined as glory, fame, or honor. And as every person involved with this project will tell you, we are all about giving glory, fame and honor to our King Jesus Christ. While the music we make does do exactly that, it does not end there. We want to give glory to God in everything we do. We're certainly not perfect people, but we're always checking ourselves to make sure that what we do does, in some way, glorify God.
We could have simply gone with The Matt Tipton Band, but again, we want glory pointing to God, not towards any one of us. Plus doxa is such an unusual word that it gives us a great chance to describe the meaning behind it to anyone who asks.
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La Junta began early 2004 in a small back room of an old little house in a student ghetto, built on a foundation of house parties with a sound combining various musical styles. Influenced by so many genres, including jazz, blues, rock, reggae, Latin and hip-hop music, every song is significantly different from the next. Attempting to blend each sound, La Junta believes they have found something very refreshing in an industry of cardboard cutouts. With their unique style as a backdrop, La Junta reflects what they observe in everyday life as well as represent who they and where they come from in a positive way. This is the beginning of “SouthwestFunkRock”.
Redlight Cinema's story sounds more like a fictional film than a genuine musical journey. This story led three talented boys from a pristine, disconnected community in Upstate New York into the dirty and mystical streets of Manhattan where they have honed their sound. From their melodic pop melodies to their unpredictable rock changes the "RLC" trio could not be any better if they tried. Lead singer and songwriter Kevin Andreas' emotion filled, pitch perfect voice is slightly reminiscent of Adam Levine of "Maroon Five" and his mind-bending "Hendrix" inspired guitar skills are the center of Redlight Cinema's sound. Rounding out the group, Kevin is accompanied by his brilliant younger brother Kyle on the drums and equally accomplished, calm and always cool, Dan Parra on bass. Kyle and Dan follow their fearless leader as if they are reading his mind, and after so many years playing together they may well be. 
Operating out of the back room of a computer store the members of this band decided to call themselves Heartdrive because of the sound-alike hard drive. The name Heartdrive is also significant because of their passion for original music.
Chasing Jones, a four piece Pop Rock band, has defined themselves with high energy performances, catchy lyrics and steady grooves. The first pieces of the group came together in 2007 with brothers Nick and Adam DiLullo collaborating for the first time. With a solid foundation they were able to convince LA based drummer Blair Brown, a graduate of the Musicians Institute, to return home and join the band. In 2008 they independently released their first EP, The Lie, to a sold out release party at the Starlite Room in Edmonton. The puzzle was soon complete when Grant MacEwan music graduate Dwayne Ulliac joined as the new bassist.
The Spines are an Alternative Rock band out of New York with a reputation for catchy hooks, tasteful songwriting, solid musicianship and powerful live performances. Front man Ray Mazza began The Spines in the fall of 2005, transitioning to singing and playing guitar after playing drums in several different bands. Immediately he began recording material with local talent. By winter of 2006 Max Feinstein and Ryan Kornblatt had been recruited on guitar and drums and in 2008 the band was solidified with new bassist Vinny Doucette filling out the band's live sound. 
Acid Speed has a long history in Indonesia. Dating back to the early 80's Acid Speed has always been the best Rolling Stones Tribute band. 
CEM a.k.a Patafunk began his career as an eclectic music DJ in 2000 and in 2001 he created Patafunk™, a Venezuelan music brand based on his own sounds and lifestyle and shown through his Live Band, DJ Set (both called Patafunk), nationwide Radio Show (Patafunk Radio at La Mega 107.3fm, (www.lamegaestacion.com), a Record Label (Patafunk Music) and a Clothing Line (Patafunk Clothing). His career as a DJ has led him to countries like Aruba, Lebanon, Spain, USA, France and the Dominican Republic making people of different cultures dance to one amazing sound.
