About
Xeno
Xeno, a singer/songwriter whose uncle George Biando was the bass player for the band Steppenwolf, was seen on South Park episode 704 (image left). It is suspected that his web site Xenophilia.com inspired the character Xenophilius Lovegood in the final “Harry Potter” novel by billionaire JK Rowling. Xeno has been collecting and puzzling over strange ideas on line since the birth of the Internet.
Amy Anne
Amy Anne, the other vocal half of Sammie Award Hall of Fame band Xenophilia recorded a solo album, Supergirl, featuring original songs and some favorite covers (mainly jazz standards), including a song written by Jason Mraz as a tribute to this fabulous musician and friend. Her credits with Xenophilia include winning three (2000, 2001, and 2003) Sacramento Area Music Awards (aka “Sammies”) for Best Folk Band and winning the Sammie Hall of Fame award in 2004. She’s had the pleasure of working with such artists as Xeno, Hence Phillips, Jackie Greene, Jason Mraz, Bill Mylar, and Holly Holt.
In 2007-2008 Amy Anne has reunited with Xeno–the co-writer of the popular “Johnny Depp song (video) “–to record a new album as Xenophilia.
Xenophilia (the Band)
See the Band Bio. Xenophilia toured with the comedy troupe I Can’t Believe It’s Not Comedy, played several shows with Jason Mraz, and was delighted to record with John McCrea and Gabe Nelson of Cake on Xenophilia’s album, Cafe of Love.
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