Volume 4-2011

 

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IN THIS EDITION

  • Michael Butler - Will the world please make this guy a "star"! Wait, he sort of already is...

    New Releases on RARadio: "Darkness" by Leonard Cohen, Trouble in Mind 2011 label sampler; Black Box Revelation Live on Minnesota Public Radio; Apteka "Striking Violet"; Mikal Cronin's "Apathy" and "Get Along"; Dana deChaby's progressive rock

    Joseph Seif - Shoegaze/New Wave/Art Rocker from SF on Art Direction and Cinematography

    Baron Wolman - Review of The Rolling Stone Years

    The Explorers' Club - The Carolinian Suite

    The Beautiful View - life is beautiful LP

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Ingram Hill

Memphis-based rock trio Ingram Hill is hard at work on their next album, which will be released in 2012. The band has just signed a deal with agent Zach Mullinax at Variety Artists International, who will be responsible for booking the band’s tour dates going forward. Additionally, Ingram Hill is already confirmed to perform at Hotel Carolina – Philadelphia in January ( www.welcometothehotelcarolina.com) and on Rock Boat XII, which sails from New Orleans in March 2012 ( www.therockboat.com).

Says band lead singer Justin Moore about the new partnership and recording plans: “We couldn't be happier about working with Zach now and starting a new album! It's such a privilege to have the opportunity to record new music, and we certainly are going to take full advantage of it. It's also very exciting to have new energy and fresh ideas in our camp, which makes Zach a perfect fit for us!”

In June, Ingram Hill released an acoustic album, “Blue Room Afternoon,” which is available physically at shows and on the band’s web store; iTunes is the exclusive download retailer for the album. Produced by lead vocalist/guitarist Justin Moore, the album is of the “living room sessions” sort – an intimate re-recording of past hits and fan favorites. “Blue Room Afternoon” followed on the heels of 2010’s “Look Your Best,” which was produced by Rick Beato (Billionaire, Michelle Malone, Flickerstick, Shinedown); the band had worked with Beato on their first full-length, 2004’s “June’s Picture Show.” The band was previously signed to Hollywood Records and released two albums on the label: the aforementioned “June’s Picture Show,” which boasted two Billboard charting Hot AC radio hits (“Will I Ever Make It Home” and “Almost Perfect,” both of which also appeared on “Blue Room Afternoon” in a new acoustic format); and 2007’s “Cold In California.” Ingram Hill has toured extensively and has shared stages with Maroon 5, Hanson, Sister Hazel, Hootie and the Blowfish, and Better Than Ezra. Ingram Hill is: Justin Moore (lead vocals, guitar), Phil Bogard (guitar), Zach Kirk (bass).

 

 

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