Octavio Divine hails from Europe near the sea, and his musical roots go as deep as that grand continent's fertile soil will allow. He pronounces the second syllable of his first name, which means eight, with the short A sound. Guys cracking wise will sometimes call him "Octopus"; this is actually rather unwise, as his tentacles are quite nimble and strong. These also make Octavio a formidable technician on bass, keyboards and synthesizers.
Dalrymple P is a stellar timekeeper; his drumming is like that of a machine. Though his outward appearance is not impressive by anyone's definition, Dal possesses a heart as big as all outdoors, and a keen musical sense that reaches far beyond his drumming skill. He prefers not to use his last name, Boysenberry, as he believes it to be somewhat fruity. He simply uses his middle initial, P (but no one, including Dal himself, knows what it stands for).
The Sterling Brothers, as their name implies, are capable of producing exquisite background vocals in virtually any musical context. Blessed with astonishing range and tonality, their most frequent complaint seems to be that Denver's high desert climate tends to dry them out quickly. What is perhaps even more mind-boggling than their pristine harmonies is the fact that they are but twins; one might say that they're just like a couple of vocal cords!
Todd Gilmore (whose musical/biographical info can be perused by clicking on one of the links below) writes, arranges and produces the lion's share of CloudRider's music. He resolutely shoulders the burden of lead vocals and is responsible for midi sequencing of drums, keys and synths, and for every note of the guitar present.
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