Bocce was an electronic rock band from Waterloo, Ontario, Canada.
Biography Mike Bond and Ben Ong formed the band in 2005, and added Tony Salomone and Nik Must. Bocce toured throughout Canada and played several music festivals including Pop Montreal, Hillside Inside, LOLA and Canadian Music Week.
Their first EP, Hi Birdbear / Can't Reason Do It?, was released in 2006 to positive reviewsReview of "Hi Birdbear" in Montreal Mirror and reached #9 on Earshot!'s Canadian campus and community radio charts.Earshot! Canadian Campus and Community Radio Charts for the Week Ending: Tuesday, December 19, 2006
Bocce released a limited edition EP, …Should Be an Olympic Sport, in 2008 and remixed several Canadian artists including You Say Party! We Say Die!'s "Poison" and Slow Hand Motem's "Mathemagical" in the year following. In Spring 2010, Bocce released their first full-length album, Disambiguation, both as a physical disc and as a Pay what you can digital download.Download Bocce's "Disambiguation"Guelph Mercury article about release of "Disambiguation"North By East West article about free release of "Disambiguation" In 2012, they released the album Future 1.0.
Bocce's social media accounts have been inactive since 2016.
Members Mike Bond (Drums) Ben Ong (Synthesizer, Omnichord) Tony Salomone (Vocals, Synthesizer) Nik Must (Synthesizer, Piano)
Discography Albums Disambiguation (album) (2010) Future 1.0 (2012)
EPs Hi Birdbear / Can't Reason Do It? (2006), Independent …Should Be an Olympic Sport (2008)
Contributions Friends in Bellwoods II (2009): "Inspiration" You Say Party! We Say Die! - Remik's Cube (2009): "Poison" Slow Hand Motem - Mathemagical (2009): "Mathemagical"
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