Sunny and The Black Pack

In 2015, Sunny Promyotin began pursuing his masterful vision to create a band that challenges the status quo of the local live music scene, with the ultimate desire to inject authenticity and passion back into live music. First recruiting producer/percussionist Jake Stockley and Jake’s father, guitarist Jo Stockley, Sunny and The Black Pack performed as an acoustic trio at coffee shops and small venues laying the ground work for what would prove to be a very precise recipe for success. Sunny emphasized that the group was not to perform traditional covers of songs. Instead, Sunny shared his vision on what a cover song should be, which he called a “Canvas”. Canvasing a song meant approaching the song as if it were a blank canvas, and recreating an image that resembles the original while utilizing your own heart and soul to create an authentic, unique interpretation. It was a bold move, but a brilliant move that allowed the band to fully take advantage of Sunny’s raw musical ability and true passion for creating great music. Following the recruitment of guitarist Alex Rein and bassist Eric Low, Sunny instilled his values and desires for authenticity in the rest of the band. With an emphasis on performing freely and not being defined by anything, Sunny and The Black Pack developed a refreshingly honest sound that has resonated with audiences from around the world.