Mine All Mine was an alternative rock/post-hardcore band from Miami, Florida, United States.

Mine All Mine first came together in January 2007 while Manny Sarmiento, Sean Kenney, Jon Bedoya and Allen Lopez were Sophomores in high school. Because school eliminated all possibility of touring they made up for lost time by establishing a strong local fan base, playing any show they could get their hands on. Towards the end of 2007, lineup problems and stress over an unfinished EP, took its toll on the band which lead to an unofficial breakup. For months the band was silent. It wasn't until the summer of 2008 that guitarists Manny and Sean, began talking music again. Dead set on hitting the stage, the boys took the time they needed, writing song after song, and experimenting with different genres and sounds. By early 2009 a new band and an entirely new sound had emerged and in late May Mine All Mine solidified their lineup with the induction of front man, Jesus Guerrero. In 2009 the boys joined forces with VersaEmerge producers Evan Coffman and Brock Berryhill in Casselberry, Florida to work on their first EP. For over a week the band underwent a musical metamorphosis, dissecting every song, and perfecting the art of conceptual song craft.

Mine All Mine combines shrewd verses, catchy choruses, and a raw driving guitar sound to bring a new breed of energy to the stage. Each member of the band brings something unique to the table whether it's Jon's dynamic drum work, Allen's "bone rattling bass growl", Manny and Sean's "incendiary guitar harmonies" or Jesus' "soaring" vocals, the only thing you won't find here is a dull moment.

Members:
Jesus Guerrero - Vocals
Manny Sarmiento - Guitar
A.J Mekdeci - Guitar
Allen Lopez - Bass
Jon Bedoya - Drums
Sean Kenney - Guitar

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