Fuzzbubble

Fuzzbubble was a 1990s Long Island power pop band. The band was formed by Jim Bacchi, guitarist with One Groovy Coconut along with vocalist Mark DiCarlo. Drummer Jay Camiolo and bassist Brett Rothfeld filled out the band. They recorded a demo and were picked up by indie label Royalty Records. When Sean "Puffy" Combs came looking for a rock band to widen his musical horizons, he signed Fuzzbubble to his Bad Boy Entertainment. The band backed up Puffy on a version of his hit "It's All about the Benjamins" and contributed to the "Godzilla" and "South Park" soundtracks. They also recorded the song "Ordinary" with Susanna Hoffs of The Bangles which was featured on "Felicity". The band parted ways with Bad Boy before the release of their much-delayed debut, which was produced by Mike Clink and featured Roger Manning of Jellyfish. The album was eventually released in 2000 on Orchard Records, which also put out "Demos, Outtakes and Rarities" in 2002, by which time the band had split up. [cite web
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