Tommy Marz
Tommy Marz formed in 2002 around guitarist and vocalist Thomas Marzulli, with bassist Rick Alvarez and drummer Mike Fasano. They started playing shows in New...
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Tommy Marz formed in 2002 around guitarist and vocalist Thomas Marzulli, with bassist Rick Alvarez and drummer Mike Fasano. They started playing shows in New York City clubs, building a following before their 2005 single "15" broke through. That song, a ballad about lost love, became a chart hit and brought the band mainstream attention.
Their debut album was called "The Sound of Silence," which included "15" along with tracks like "The Letter" and "Hold Me." The band faced some public challenges during this period, including personal struggles for Marzulli, but they continued working through it.
After that initial success, Tommy Marz kept recording and releasing music, though the existing history doesn't detail what came next. They were a New York-based rock band that had one significant radio moment with "15," then settled into the longer work of being musicians.
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