Evan McIntyre's Band
Bam Bam Club
Evan McIntyre - Vocals, Lyrics, Production
Lycan Catt - Synthesizer, Music Composition
Not confined to the realm of DJing and comedy, Evan McIntyre also shines as a singer, songwriter, and producer for the Bam Bam Club, a Synth Pop/New Wave Band. Originating in 2006 during the peak of the electronic dance music (EDM) era, the Bam Bam Club emerged as a dynamic collaboration between Evan Michael McIntyre, lending his songwriting and vocals, and Lycan Catt, providing stunning synthesizer arrangements. The band's inaugural offering, "Los Angeles," seamlessly blended dance, progressive house, and synth-pop elements. Notably, Bam Bam Club's magnetic sound soared to the top of Broadjam.com's World Independent Trance Charts for an impressive three-month stint with their independent dance hit, "Du bist Hier," in addition to two other chart-topping tracks. Five of their songs achieved top ten rankings on the Broadjam.com Independent Charts, showcasing the widespread appeal of their music. To experience the artistic brilliance of the Bam Bam Club, simply select any song in the accompanying playlist, allowing Evan Michael McIntyre's evocative lyrics and vocals, combined with Lycan Catt's musical compositions and synthesizer skills, to transport you into a world of futuristic and enchanting soundscapes.
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Evan McIntyre's Band: Bam Bam Club
Evan McIntyre, Songwriter, Vocals, and Production
Lycan Catt - Music Composition and Synthesizer
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Hit the Charts with 5 hits on the Broadjam Independent Charts
Evan McIntyre - Vocals, Lyrics, Production
Lycan Catt - Synth and Music Compostion
Boys' Life: I wrote this song reflecting on a pivotal moment in my life—standing at the "fork in the road" faced with two very different paths. One option was to embrace a traditional life—the straight life; marriage, religion, and stability—while the other meant following my true desires, which led in a very different direction. It’s a difficult decision that many face when shaping their future. This track remains one of my favorites from my synth player, Lycan Catt. Beyond its broader theme, it also reflects a relationship I was in at the time—one that was toxic, yet I struggled to let go.
For more information on Evan McIntyre and Lycan Catt - go to broadjam.com/bambamclub
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Evan Michael McIntyre - Lyrics, Vocals, and Production Lycan Catt - Synthesizer, Lyrics, and Music Composition
Du bist Hier – nah bei Mir' means 'You are here, close to me' in German. It’s a space-age love song I wrote after moving back to the States from Germany. The lyrics, 'What we could do with our love,' reflect the idea that, at one time, the person I was in love with and I could have moved mountains, reached the top of the world, and conquered it all—together. Maybe just delusions of grandeur. Beyond that, the song is also a dedication to my friends in Germany, symbolizing that if we stick together, there are no limits to what we can achieve. One listener even told me it made a great addition to her workout playlist. It held the #1 spot in the Trance section of the Broadjam.com Independent Music Charts for three months. The female voice saying, 'Lights, Models, Guestlist' is none other than Joanna Lumley, the actress who played Patsy Stone in the British comedy Absolutely Fabulous. I was inspired by the Pet Shop Boys, who also sampled her voice in their hit Absolutely Fabulous. At its core, this is a song for the dance floor in a space-age world—a time of galactic war and chaos outside, while inside the club, beautiful people and models dance like there’s no tomorrow.
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Evan McIntyre - Vocals, Lyrics, and Production Lycan Catt - Music Composition and Synthesizer
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For more information on Evan McIntyre and Lycan Catt - go to broadjam.com/bambamclub
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This is a cover I did of the song by Robbie Williams "Angels" it is a dedication to my mother Alice - my guardian angel.
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David Simms - Music and Production - Evan McIntyre - Vocals - Original/Written by Robbie Williams
My Mother, My Guardian Angel
My mother was my best friend. She called me Meho—Spanish for son—a name that always made me feel safe and loved. She was my mentor, my guiding light. I called her sometimes twice a day, just to hear her voice, to share my life with her. I am, and always will be, a mama’s boy.
In 2001, cancer came for her, and for three years, my siblings and I cared for her the best we could. I watched the most beautiful, wonderful mother a boy could ever ask for endure the agony of radiation and chemotherapy. It ate away at her, but she fought back with unimaginable strength. When she went into remission, I was overjoyed, believing we had won. But then, the cancer returned with a vengeance, cruel and relentless.
I watched my strong, courageous mother wither away, battling this merciless disease. And when she left this world, my heart shattered. The pain was unbearable. I turned to drugs and alcohol, trying to escape the emptiness, the grief. I spiraled, lost everything, and hit rock bottom—even finding myself homeless.
She was the kindest, most selfless soul—always helping others, always giving. She and my father were a doctor-nurse team, traveling the world on Christian missions, healing the sick, touching lives. They were saints walking among us.
Somewhere in my darkness, I found solace in a song—"Angels" by Robbie Williams. It gave me strength when I felt defeated. After she was gone, I felt like the world had turned cold and cruel, but I prayed to her, asking her to be my guardian angel.
"She offers me protection, a lot of love and affection, whether I'm right or wrong... and down the waterfall, wherever it may take me, I know that life won’t break me. When I come to call, she won’t forsake me... I’m loving angels instead."
Mom, you are my angel. You always have been. I love you, and I know that one day, I will see you again in heaven. Thank you for watching over me in this often heartless world. You were, and always will be, my best friend.
Oh, how I miss you.
Your loving son,
Meho
Evan