From the burgeoning music scene of the Southeast U.S. comes titofelix, an alternative rock band that is currently enjoying a growing fan base around the country. Lead singer Marc Cordon, guitarist Seiha Kim, bassist P.J. Sobremonte, and drummer Jay Opalia hit you hard with an exciting display of original music that hints of emo, power pop and punk influences. With driving guitars, universally appealing lyrics, and undeniably catchy melodies, titofelix's music is a smooth blend of classic musical technique and stream-of-consciousness.

Formed in Atlanta in August 2000, titofelix has released a full-length album, “Faux Pas”, and a series of EPs, filmed a music video for the song "Man of Steel" that screened at several film festivals – the 2003 San Francisco International Asian-American Film Festival, the 2003 SLAP Festival in Salt Lake City, and the 2003 NAAAP Film Festival in North Carolina – and performed at different venues and festivals throughout the country, including events in Los Angeles, New York and Atlanta. In addition, titofelix has received radio airplay and was mentioned in the national publication YOLK Magazine. Currently, the band’s music is featured on two projects: the Import Car DVD "THRUST Video Candy" from Waltertainment (which also features a brief spotlight and interview with the band) and the independent film LUMPIA from Kidheroes Productions which is currently showcasing around the country.

Next, titofelix will release "Character Flaw", the band’s much-anticipated sophomore album, and follow it up with more live appearances. Keeping in tune with the overall album’s concept of individuality and non-conformity, titofelix graduates from the pure emo/power pop of their first album and experiments with a more eclectic mix of musical styles – from power pop, to classic rock, to a hip-hop/funk sound – yet maintains “Character Flaw” as a collective whole with their trademark melodic core and catchy hooks.