Biography
Adam Latiff is an emerging figure in the rock music landscape, best known for his contributions to the bands Puddle of Mudd and Sleepkillers. Born and raised in a musical household, Adam developed a passion for music at an early age. His formative years were spent honing his skills as a guitarist and songwriter, influenced by the grunge and post-grunge movements of the 1990s. This background laid the groundwork for his dynamic career, which has seen him evolve as an artist capable of blending traditional rock elements with modern sensibilities. Throughout his journey, Adam has been committed to crafting melodies that resonate with audiences, pushing the boundaries of conventional rock music.
Roles
Guitarist, Vocalist, Songwriter
Band History
Sleepkillers, Puddle of Mudd
Signature Gear
Guitars: 1958 Gibson Les Paul Standard, Fender Stratocaster
Amps: Marshall JCM800, Vox AC30
Pedals: MXR Carbon Copy Delay
Basses: Fender Precision Bass
Microphones: Shure SM57
Cabinets: Marshall 4x12 Cabinet
Strings: Ernie Ball 9-42 Slinky
Picks: Dunlop Tortex .88mm
Keys: Yamaha MoXF6
Electronic: Line 6 Helix
Bandmates & Collaborators
Ryan Yerdon, Doug Ardito, Wes Scantlin, Christian Stone, Mika Fineo, Greg Upchurch