Mark Dahm and David Pendery started writing music together almost fourteen years ago.
Three CDs, live shows in front of thousands of fans, and six drummers later, the duo is back at work on new musical projects as search for george.
Dahm, a veteran of the Midwest music scene, originally formed search for george in 1994 as a cover band with his sister, Mary, and a few friends. Before long, the chemistry of the original lineup led to a recording session at Sioux Falls ’ AfterHours Studios an...
Mark Dahm and David Pendery started writing music together almost fourteen years ago.
Three CDs, live shows in front of thousands of fans, and six drummers later, the duo is back at work on new musical projects as search for george.
Dahm, a veteran of the Midwest music scene, originally formed search for george in 1994 as a cover band with his sister, Mary, and a few friends. Before long, the chemistry of the original lineup led to a recording session at Sioux Falls ’ AfterHours Studios and a reputation as one of the area’s hardest working, most popular acts. Pendery, the band’s manager, joined the lineup on keyboards, and the band followed its 1996 debut CD with 1999’s “A Little Bit Misunderstood.” In 2001, search for george began work on their third record, “3minute Pop Song.” Recorded over a two-week period at Two Fish Studios in Mankato, Minn. and mastered by George Marino at Sterling Sound, “3minute Pop Song” was an instant hit, landing at #20 on the CMJ (College Music Journal) Top 200 ADDS chart (10-29-01) just two weeks after its release
search for george is currently working on several projects in their Sioux Falls , South Dakota and Denver , Colorado recording studios.
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