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Nuttin But Stringz Biography

The smash sensation Nuttin’ But Stringz came together when brothers Damien and Tourie Escobar decided to take their talents on the violin and blend the classical music with jazz, R&B, and hip-hop to create a whole new sound. Having spent their lives studying the instrument, and after attending the famed Julliard School in New York City, Nuttin’ But Stringz entered a competition at the Apollo Theater. Their 2005 performance at the famed venue was a smash success, bringing the duo national recognition.

Performances on The Today Show, the Ellen DeGeneres Show, and the Tonight Show followed, and the brothers were even invited to play for President Bush at the White House. Nuttin’ But Stringz also competed on America’s Got Talent, advancing into the Top 40 and eventually into the finals. The group’s debut album, Struggle from the Subway to the Charts, was released in 2006, spawning the singles “Dance with my Father” and “Thunder.” The album has since gone platinum, and Nuttin’ But Stringz has returned to the studio with plans for their follow-up in the near future.