The Julius Airwave

The Julius Airwave is a Jacksonville, Florida-based indie-rock band formed by Rick Colado, Chris Gibson, and Mark Hubbard in the late '90s. The band gained attention for its unique sound, often described as post-rock with influences comparable to notable bands like Neutral Milk Hotel. Rick Colado is the chief songwriter and singer, bringing a distinctive flair to their music, as seen in songs like "The City, The Forest." The Julius Airwave was courted by major labels during the early 2000s and has continued to produce music over the years, maintaining their hometown presence and creative output.

Some of their notable releases include "3 & 2," "Slow Erode," "The City, The Forest," and "Dragons Are the New Pink." Rick Colado is also known for his solo work under the moniker RickoLus, further showcasing his varied and expansive musical style.