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It’s nice that while we’re finishing up the new album that we’re still getting press on the last one. Carlos at the Indie Invasion mp3 blog just posted this story about our song “Down the stairway”
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I just gotta say that Lorenzo’s Music is awesome. (this being the name of the band, if you where wondering) I mean what could be better than rock combined with a saxophone? Seriously? But don’t let me tell you, find out for your self. </blockquote>Indie Invasion
The new album is being mastered. So we’re in the studio working on the live show. We’ve added an organ and second guitar to the line up as well. Soon the album will be available here, free to download. Plus, a new site design is coming as well. Hopefully all will be happening real soon, so stay tuned!
Well if you’ve been watching our netcasts you may have realized that we did not meet our Valentine’s Day deadline for finishing the new album. Mark and I one night had a new song and decided we wanted to add it to the new album as well. It’s been tracked and mixed and we’re pretty happy with it. Although it did take a chunk of our time to do so. We are however done recording and mixing now, all that’s left is mastering the tracks. So it’s almost here.
In addition the artwork and design of the album and new website is underway too. We hope to be up and running very shortly. We will release the new songs on the website as soon as all this is finished and you will be able to purchase new CD’s soon after that. We’ll keep you posted.
This is part of dane101's series looking back on 2007 and forward at 2008 through the eyes of local politicians, musicians, organizations, and businesses
So....2007...how was it?
The year was pretty good for us. Most of it was working on new songs, ideas and the like. Plus the addition of two new children for Mark Whitcomb and Bryan Elliott (seperatly, not together.) And we've branched into the realm of video casting in relation to the new material we've been working on.
What do you have on tap for 2008?
We have a new album in the works as well as creating a new website. And, just like the last time our new album will be free for download.
Giant View
A Podcast about the life and experiences of a tall geek living in Florida
Giant View
Another podcast plays our version of “God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen”. Check it out.
It’s that time of year again. And our version of “God Rest Ye Merry Gentleman” from years back is popping up on the podcasts again.
Here it is on the Sleeperberth Cast, described as “Where tired Truckers need to go before they go to hell.” Check it out.
<blockquote cite="http://www.sleeperberth.com/2007/12/09/385/">Topics Covered: The “proper” use of chains. More on Monovision and other types of multifocal contact lenses. You Tube and the desire for technology to “just work” as opposed to geeking on it.</blockquote>SC #205 Demon Stratin’ On Yule Toobin’ » Sleeperberth Cast<p style="text-align: right; font-size: 8px">Blogged with Flock</p>
An excerpt from a recent Isthmus article about our netcasts.
<blockquote cite="http://www.thedailypage.com/isthmus/article.php?article=15351">Lorenzo’s Music are posting weekly netcasts to their website (www.lorenzosmusic.com) to unveil their forthcoming album, one song at a time. But the videos don’t feature the band performing.
“I’m a fan of old movies and retro commercials,” explains the local rock band’s lead vocalist, Tom Ray. “So I searched some public domain archives and chose a film.”</blockquote>Isthmus | The Daily Page - Scoops for the week of Nov. 30- Dec. 7