Everfound is comprised of three brothers, Nikita Odnoralov (vocals, keys), Ruslan Odnoralov (guitar, keys, programming) and Yan Odnoralov (drums), who were born in and spent their first few years in Pyatigorsk, Russia. Before the fall of the Soviet Union, religion was seen as a threat to the government. Their great uncle spent 20 years in prison just for owning a Bible, their father was harassed by the police for attending Bible studies, and their grandmother was fired from her job for professing her faith. In the late 90s, the boys’ parents, seeking religious freedom, packed everything they could into suitcases and moved their young family to Colorado. The brothers are incredibly grateful for what their parents did and are fully aware of the freedom they receive in the United States. When their parents were growing up in Russia, there were no Christian radio stations and the government would try to jam frequencies when American missionaries would transmit the gospel from across the border. Now, without fear of persecution, Everfound can freely have their music transmitted all over the world. On July 16, 2013, the band released their self-titled Word Entertainment debut album and the singles, “Never Beyond Repair” and “God Of The Impossible," climbed into the Top 20 at radio. Their track “What Love Means” is featured in the musical companion to the History Channel’s mini-series “The Bible.” Everfound performed on the world’s top-attended tour (1st quarter), The Winter Jam Tour Spectacular 2014. The band received the “New Artist of the Year” award for NewReleaseTuesday.com’s 2014 “We Love Christian Music Awards,” and in August 2014 received their first GMA Dove Award nomination for their eponymous debut album, in the category “Rock/Contemporary Album of the Year.” These multi-instrumental musicians have played over one-thousand shows throughout both the U.S. and Europe, and released four albums independently. Everfound on iTunes: http://bit.ly/EF-music