San Diego, CA, Double FF - ghost writer in multiple genres and former lead singer of hard rock bands Force-feed and Dive, Double emerged from the underground scene with his first release as a Solo Artist, Double FF - Would ya Rock wit Me - including singles "WHY" and "POWER".  San Diegan Gene Harris of Groovin U Radio says "Double FF is the hottest producer coming out of Southern California".  International songwriters Wyatt and Ayres insist "these songs must be heard throughout the World".

Following up the unsigned success of Would ya Rock wit Me on iTunes, rhapsody and emusic and being named an Independent Featured Artist of 2008 by Indie Music Network, Double FF is completing his sophomore project at Capricorn Studios in downtown San Diego. The full album Double FF- Two Blocks From Everything - will be released this summer on Vinyl and Cd, Mp3 downloads will be discounted exclusively here on doubleff.biz (www.doubleff.biz).

Grayson Lewis, Arta Madrigal and Cathryn Beeks have joined Double, adding soul, passion and funk to the already influenced heavy rock and rap backgrounds in Double's songs. The first single "We All Fall Down", is much more than one genre wrapped together. Lyrics like (who's who and what's her name, and I forgot your number, falling down another clown, and I cannot remember, if you could be around when we all fall down to share the joy and pain), are the reality of lives on the day to day.

Double FF says" My goal has always been to open as many doors as possible with music, having moderate success in Rock, Rap, Hip-Hop and Adult Contemporary as a writer and performer, I thought it was time to respectfully introduce a few households to each other." That is probably why Double has also added Ezekiel, a hard hitting, straight to the point painter out of San Diego, to the second single "I Been Telling These Fools" aimed at the industry with catchy hooks and lines such as “if by gones be by gones then bye bye be gone, I'm gonna take this industry and move it along" with Ezekiel adding aggressive strokes "all of a sudden brave, there's something you wanna say" backed with heavy electric, funky bass and a Motown chorus, that should certainly open a few new doors. Flashrock radio says “Double’s songs capture you from beginning to end like Tool and Pink Floyd".