Fate is how you would describe the new Vancouver rock band Superbeing77. Between March, 2000 and November, 2000 Vocalist and Guitarist Jason Wilkinson wrote the entire album "JupiteR", recruited new and up and coming producers Juice and Gordini (assisted on new Colin James and new Todd Kerns with Steven Drake) and booked the infamous Greenhouse Studios. He then attained Drummer Dan Swinimer, Bassist Yoshi and Guitarist Felipe Freig. It was so easy it was as if the future was leading the way.

Since the recording of Jupiter started there has been a buzz throughout Vancouver about Superbeing77. Since the first song was tracked there has been an electricity in the band knowing that something special and extraordinary was happening. Released in March 2001, "JupiteR" will be a new refreshing bright spot in the Canadian independent music scene.

Taking you from one end of the spectrum to the other, without losing its ferocity, it uses a collection of metaphors, images and downright catchy melodies so the listener can immerse themselves in the song and derive their own view from it.

Superbeing77s’ innovative new sound has already consumed new listeners and will establish the group as one of the brightest new acts in the entertainment industry. Describing who Superbeing77 sounds like is impossible as they are 100% original and experiencing them for yourself is the best way imaginable.

Superbeing77 acts like a signed band, sounds like a signed band, and rocks like a signed band. It is now only a matter of time before Superbeing77 becomes the premier rock act of the new millennium. Time and fate.

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