Nic Sanders - Guitar/Vocals
Andy Scherm - Bass/Vocals
Brandon McKinney - Drums/Percussion/Vocals
Nic Sanders
Nic Sanders, born in Atlanta, GA on April 26, 1990, began his musical adventure at the age of 11. Impacted by personal, real, raw, magical, and down-right soulful music, his influences range from Jimi Hedrix, John Lennon, Bob Dylan, Bob Marley, Robert Plant, Kurt Kobain, Bruce Hampton, Sublime, Radiohead, Grateful Dead, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Primus, and Alice in Chains. At 15, Nic officially set his heart on playing music that made one think and feel a deep sense of awareness of one's soul and consciousness. A message of love, peace, and oneness of all mankind. He uses his heart and soul as his teacher to create music that is not bound by age, ethnicity, or culture. As a guitar and spiritual music prodigy at age 18, Graham's Number was born.
Brandon McKinney
Brandon McKinney was born August 29, 1990 and raised in various parts around Atlanta. He started playing bass at age five. Brandon got his first drum set at seven, and played drums in worship bands at age 11. Brandon has always been very curious and loves learning. He plays music because it gets him high, seeing music as a way to express passion, but also looks at it as a dangerous tool, because music is extremely manipulative and people’s passions often aren’t positive ones. Brandon's adventurous nature led him once to set out for Florida on foot with his best friend at the time and lived in Florida in a tent. His biggest influences are The Beatles, Smashing Pumpkins, Modest Mouse, a Perfect Circle.
Andy Scherm
Andy Scherm was born in Atlanta, GA on September 20, 1989. Andy discovered his interest and love for music at the age of 11, and joined the orchestra playing the stand up bass. Three years later, Andy was introduced to the bass guitar. Some of his influences are Jimi Hendrix, Victor Wooten, Grateful Dead, Radiohead, Primus, Nirvana, Flea, and Vanilla Ice. A spiritual message inspired Andy's input into this transfusion of soulful, raw, in-your-face music. He gets carried away by just picking up an instrument and playing. To Andy, music is very real and personal.
