"Behold the Polyphonic Spree gone reggae: airy, irie, and spectacularly awry." - EAST BAY EXPRESS San Francisco supergroup Still Flyin" was assembled in late 2004 by singer/songwriter Sean Rawls. By the time he arrived on the West Coast, he was already a veteran of various Athens, GA bands, including Masters of the Hemisphere and Je Suis France. For the latter band, Rawls wrote a reggae song, "Never Gonna Touch the Ground," which quickly became a live show staple and a crowd favorite. Soon, the song seemed to have a life of its own and demanded to be jammed. Rawls decided he needed to form a band based on that song, and the dream of Still Flyin" was born. Rawls asked virtually everyone he knew in his new city to join the reggae-inspired project, and to everyone"s surprise the first practice included fifteen people. What began as a lighthearted nod to good times soon became a juggernaut, and before long the band had become a San Francisco phenomenon. Of course, it didn"t hurt that the nascent supergroup counts members Track Star, Aislers Set, Ladybug Transistor, Love Is All, Maserati, and Red Pony Clock amongst it"s rotating collective. The band"s hybrid of rocksteady, roots reggae, and dub plays out in energetic and joyfully chaotic live shows that have gotten even the most skeptical indie rock asses shaking. The party atmosphere is infectious!