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An empty stage with vibrant lighting, ready for a live music performance.

Bigger Brains Than Anyone
by One Arm Giant
is Out Now!

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“Bigger Brains Than Anyone” sounds like a transmission from a late-night monster movie that somehow found its way into a rock club. One Arm Giant pairs thick, dirty guitars and a driving rhythm section with an off-kilter vocal delivery that gives the track equal parts swagger, menace, and absurdity. There’s a deliberately oversized quality to the whole thing: loud, strange, theatrical, and just self-aware enough to make the weirdness part of the fun. It’s garage rock with a pulp sci-fi brain transplant, built for people who like their music catchy, heavy, and a little unhinged in all the right ways.

Recent & Coming Soon

Bigger Brains Than Anyone is a new single from One Arm Giant is going to be their first release since their album Start Tomorrow

Out Now!

Back from 1994, rediscover the raw, loud, and unapologetically unpredictable self-titled album from Epstein’s Mother and hear an early chapter of Johnny Torres’ musical story.

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Johnny’s Interview

with The Vibe Check

Johnny Torres Is Building His Next Chapter One Song at a Time

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Slackers Unite Band performing indoors with Johnny Torres at the microphone while bandmates hold a trumpet and trombone.
A live moment with Johnny Torres on the mic as Slackers Unite Band brings in trumpet and trombone energy.
Johnny live on the mic with an acoustic set that fills the room.
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The pocket, the power, the focus. Johnny mid-set.

About Johnny Torres

Bringing Emotions to Life Through Music

Johnny Torres is a drummer, songwriter, and recording artist focused on creating music that fits the picture. From driving rhythms to cinematic mood pieces, his work is built for scenes, trailers, transitions, and emotional beats.

Professional Artist

Johnny Torres is a professional artist, drummer, and songwriter creating original music for listeners and sync licensing in film, TV, and video games.

Passionate Performances

From intimate sessions to high-energy shows, Johnny delivers passionate live performances that connect with audiences through rhythm, melody, and story.

Full Biography

Current Work

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Johnny Torres Music

Johnny Torres solo music blends melodic songwriting with modern production, delivering sync-ready tracks that fit film, TV, and video games.

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Slackers Unite Band

Slackers Unite Band is where Johnny’s sings, plays drums, and writes the songs, mixing catchy hooks with raw, crowd-ready rock performance.

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One Arm Giant

One Arm Giant is Johnny’s hard-hitting drum-driven project, built for loud stages, tight grooves, and high-impact alternative rock energy.

New arrivals

Collaborators

Meet The Crew

The amazing people who make every show a success and add to the story.

Dave Lysein playing a red electric guitar on a small indoor stage, wearing a black T-shirt and jeans, with amplifiers, drum kit, and microphone stand visible around him.

Dave Lysein

Guitar

Mike Lahart playing a natural wood electric bass guitar on a small indoor stage, standing in front of stacked speakers and audio equipment, with other band members partially visible.

Mike Lahart

Bass

Vito Masotti, wearing a straw hat and glasses seated on a metal stool, holding a dark hollow-body electric guitar against a plain light background.

Vito Masotti

Bass / Guitar

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Tom
Trinka

Saxophone

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Mitch Goldman

Trumpet

Dan Sniderman playing a trombone indoors in front of wooden cabinets and a laptop.

Dan Sniderman

Trombone

FAQ (Music, Merch, Sync & Licensing)

Have Any Questions For Us?

Got questions? This quick FAQ covers the basics for fans, venues, press, and anyone looking to license music for film, TV, ads, games, podcasts, or online content.

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Are your tracks pre-cleared for sync?

Most are sync-ready and can be cleared quickly. Final clearance depends on the specific track and the usage details you send.

Can you do one-stop licensing?

When we control both master and publishing, yes. If not, we can still provide the master side and help you understand what is needed on the publishing side.

Do you perform live or accept bookings for events?

All upcoming dates are on our Shows page. If you do not see a date listed, it is not confirmed yet. To Book Use the Contact page and choose “Booking” in the subject. Include date, venue address, set length, budget, and whether backline is provided.

Can I interview you or review the music?

Yes. Use the Contact page and select “Press.” Include your outlet, deadlines, and what format you want.

What file formats do you deliver?

Broadcast-ready WAV is standard. We can also provide AIFF or high-quality MP3 for review. If you need a specific sample rate or bit depth, include that in your request.

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