LOS ANGELES MUSIC STUDIO OPENS NEW FACILITY: WINS AWARD WITH NISSAN, SCORES WITH SPIELBERG, AND RECORDS WITH GRAMMY-WINNERS.

Award winning music studio and production company in Los Angeles grows by leaps and bounds in 2003.

Since opening its doors in 1999, Los Angeles based studio, Sonic Fuel Music, has been winning awards and taking over the airwaves. In January of this year, the company opened its new cutting-edge facility in Venice and business has exploded beyond even their belief. Founders Timothy Michael Wynn and Christopher Lennertz say that they have now acheived their goal of writing just about every kind of music for every possible media outlet. After numerous requests, they've even started to record and produce artists besides themselves with instantaneous success.

So far, in 2003 alone, Sonic Fuel has written the music for Nissan's amazing short-film "The Run", winning the an award for best surround sound mix. They have recorded and mixed tracks with the Grammy winning band Ozomatli for the soundtrack to the upcoming George Lopez comedy Tortilla Heaven. Sonic Fuel composers have also written and conducted scores to Steven Speilberg's interactive blockbuster Medal of Honor: Rising Sun, the Sci-Fi channel's Deathlands, director Judy Dumontet's Tortilla Heaven, Descendent (starring Roswell's Katie Heigl), and national commercials for Disney, Dell, Chevy, and Jaguar among others.

While Sonic Fuel is thrilled to be putting the new studio through its paces, the future looks to become even brighter. With recording sessions and scores already booked into 2005, it looks as if we'll be hearing alot more from these guys in the next few years...and they couldn't be happier. "To come to work each day and write a different kind of music or work with a unique artist or collaborator is truly the greatest career anyone could ever hope for!" says Wynn..."I can't wait for everyone to hear what comes next".