Thanks to his angsty, edgy modern rock anthem “Twentysomething,” Florida based singer-songwriter, Yoni (www.songsofyoni.com), is boldly giving voice to the frustration of his peers, ambitious and restless college grads eager to conquer the world but running into roadblocks and hairpin curves along the way.

Originally released on Yoni’s 2006 EP Ready For More, “Twentysomething” was licensed by MTV for use on their shows Real World, Road Rules and Real World/Road Rules Extreme Challenge. It’s also been requested for use on the Oxygen Network’s Bad Girls Club and is getting play on PBS’ Roadtrip Nation. Following on the success of "Twentysomething," Yoni's recently released full-length debut album Extra Credit, which features a re-mastered version of the single, has been picked up for licensing by MTV's The Hills, Newport Harbor: The Real Orange County, My Super Sweet 16, and Human Giant, plus Lifetime's America's Psychic Challenge in addition to the original shows that licensed “Twentysomething.”

These tunes have helped him build a passionate following (of all ages, not just 20somethings!) as he’s performed a wide variety of acoustic, duo and full band gigs at venues throughout South Florida this past year, including a CD release party at Revolution in Fort Lauderdale, which has featured major artists such as Matisyahu, Pink and John Legend. Since its release, Extra Credit has received airplay on over 200 college stations nationwide.

Lately, Yoni, who was featured recently on South Florida’s most popular entertainment news show, Deco Drive, and on the cover of the Broward-Palm Beach New Times, has been playing colleges throughout Florida including a number of shows in Gainesville, home of his alma mater the University of Florida. He will be performing at UF's popular Ihrapalooza in March. He was also asked to perform with award winning singer/songwriter Ellen Bukstel at a Barack Obama rally in Miami. He plans to tour colleges all over the U.S. in 2008 and will be playing a showcase at the Red Gorilla Music Fest during SXSW in March.