Guilty Bystanders A Good Line And A Dollar CD

With a fearless combination of stunning visual androgyny, (Shirley Manson) and fiercely soulful, often haunting -always unforgettable singing talent, (Sylvester, Seal) Scandelle exploded onto the New York underground nightlife scene in 1989.

Quickly becoming a noted favorite at such legendary New York hotspots as The Pyramid, Jackie 60, Boy Bar, Pieces, Don't Tell Mamma's, Splash Bar (SBNY), Webster Hall, Limelight, Private Eyes, The Triad, Bar d'O and Don Hill's "Squeezebox" Scandelle has gathered an aggressively loyal cult following.

Scandelle has lent his unique music and visual talent to such prestigious funding organizations as Broadway Cares Equity Fights AIDS, GMHC Dance- A- Thon, and Wigstock 93-96. In addition, he has been featured for interviews and reviews for Paper,The Village Voice, Windy City Times, and OCLB Blade Newsmagazine and has appeared on several cable TV shows most recently seen on "Chappelle's Show (Comedy Central).

Scandelle has also served as talent coordinator for various NYC extravaganzas, most notably The Intrepid Parties I & II entertaining a collective 20,000 men and women aboard one of the world largest aircraft carriers.

With the release of his new self -titled EP CD, Scandelle is destined to take the world by storm. The project includes a series of songs written, performed and co-produced by Scandelle. The emotional range and dramatic singing style parlays a combination of rock. Pop, dance and R & B.

Since its release in November 2003, the EP has been picked up by 65 radio stations across the country including a two hour on air radio interview with New York City late night talk radio personality Toni Short for WBAI 99.

5 FM. Notoriety from the EP has spawned a new "Dance Anthem" originating from Scandelle's song "AFTERLIFE" remixed by legendary NY Deejay producer Twisted Dee currently climbing its way up the crossover dance record pool charts of seven of the leading Record Pools in the USA and can be heard in dance clubs from NYC to Russia.

Recorded at Magister Studio, Italy, "Grateful" captures feelings and melodies that are the heart of Roberto's musical journey: flatpicking guitar with Italian gusto.