Here's what The Sinators have been up to recently:
James Touzel moved out west and earned a reputation as a master multi-instrumentalist, playing dozens of instruments in bands from the Earl Brothers to The Vivants to Blisses B (among *many* others). At a certain point, James' talents and ego became too big to be confined to sharing the stage, as he embraced his rockstar persona, now going by the stage name Jimmy Touzel. He released his first solo record, which is actually pretty badass. In addition, he now teaches at the Oakland School of the Arts, although he apparently walks down the halls giving autographs to unwitting students who have no idea who he even is. You can read more about Jimmy's musical exploits at his website, jimmytouzel.com.
Joshy Sunshine moved out to a trailer outside of a city that's outside of Seattle in an attempt to re-enact his own Squidbillies lifestyle. He is doing some awesome, crazy, weird music with his band, Xanther. Check out the Xanther MySpace page.
If anybody has seen Joanna Malcolm, let us know. Last we heard, she was off in Ashville, NC in the band, Orange Krush.
Ronnie Cleland moved to New Orleans, dodged a hurricane and then moved out to LA. He went to visual effects school and is now working on a visual effects program that won't make Tom Cruise look so short in movies.
Jeremy Touzel moved to the West Coast and had two kids. He now teaches at the California School of the Arts. He stopped writing music a decade ago, but he founded the Sgt Peppers Lonely Hearts Club when the school opened, and he loves collaborating with the students (as long as he gets to play bass!). He is still extremely passionate about teaching mathematics that students will use in the world outside of classrooms (on a related note, why is Algebra 2 still a thing?). He and James recently recorded one of his California compositions (with Jeremy on ukelele and James on stand-up bass), which you can listen to on Spotify.
