My American Heart

With no band member over the age of 18, not many would consider My American Heart veterans of the rock scene. But the old saying of don’t judge a book by its cover rings true for this San Diego five-piece.

My American Heart already has five national tours under their belt including the 2005 Warped Tour, 2005 Taste of Chaos and is winter Myspace Tour. Having accomplished so much in so little time speaks volumes about the band’s work ethic, but to them, it’s simply in their blood.
"I believe we work just as hard as any other band trying to become successful, you just give it your best and it’s true, you get out what you put in," explains vocalist Larry Soliman.

The becoming sound of My American Heart is centered on "bringing the rock" with their own inspired and creative flair. "We have a retro rock kind of vibe mixed with our own sound," explains Soliman. "We never ever came out saying we want to sound like this band or that band, we just made what felt natural to us from what we've learned and just went with it."

This unique sound is evident in the band’s debut album The Meaning In Makeup, which was released September 13, 2005 via WARCON Entertainment. Produced by Sal Villanueva (Thursday, Taking Back Sunday) and mixed and engineered by Matt Squire (Thrice, Northstar), the band’s first release is already being hailed as one the top break-out records of 2005 with such strong singles as The Process, Runaway and Poison.