Enlisting the energy of an atomic bomb and the creativity of DaVinci himself, brothers Matt and Jason Tardy made their debut under the name AudioBody in 2004 with the album, "Sound. Motion. Theater.”. Music from the album was quickly picked-up by local film-makers and featured in two Emmy nominated videos depicting The Extreme Diet Coke and Mentos Experiments. The burst of popularity was quite...

Enlisting the energy of an atomic bomb and the creativity of DaVinci himself, brothers Matt and Jason Tardy made their debut under the name AudioBody in 2004 with the album, "Sound. Motion. Theater.”. Music from the album was quickly picked-up by local film-makers and featured in two Emmy nominated videos depicting The Extreme Diet Coke and Mentos Experiments. The burst of popularity was quite unexpected and they scrambled to fill the thousands of CD orders that came in from all over the world. For a period of about 2 months "Sound. Motion. Theater" was the #1 selling album from the largest independent distributor in the country! This was soon followed by countless TV credits including VH1, The Today Show, The Ellen DeGeneres Show, Good Morning America, Inside Edition, MythBusters, and G4TV.