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Mixing Is Completed, Demo Almost Done

Hey Soul Mates.
Today was a big day in RHS history. We finished mixing our new demos. All 3 songs were completed this afternoon down in Santa Monica. We got to beat the heat for a few hours, too. (Special thanks to Chris H on the big board.) You will get to hear the songs very soon; even sooner if you come to the next show. We have already fast-tracked the rough versions to our new industry contact who is a major record producer. The new recordings will be making their way to you in the coming weeks. We still have one more step, mastering, to complete the project. These are very exciting times.

If you are a member of the Soul Mates, watch your e-mail for the Evite for the BB King's show. (Out-of-town members, we have to limit the number of invitations to local addresses. But, thank you for your unending support. We hope to get this show out on the road to your state very soon!) BB King's is a really sweet venue. I mentioned this in my blog on his birthday, but I saw Prince play there in 2003. In fact, I stood next to Morris Day the whole time. BB's is no joke! This is a great opportunity for you to see us in a super setting. It's also a chance for us to prove that we can open for national acts that roll through BB King's. But we need your support.

Please be sure to RSVP, even if you are not attending for some inexplicable reason. And forward the Evite to your friends... the ones you know can get dressed to impress. We are hoping to have some heavy hitters from the music industry at BB King's. You need to come and party with us. That's right!

IN CONCERT: RUSH HOUR SOUL and the PRETTIEST FANS IN LOS ANGELES.

Thanks to you all for your loyalty and love. The last show was such a hit and it was great to see a lot of new faces, too. Hands down we have the most beautiful fans in LA (Other bands, don't hate them 'cause they'
re beautiful)!

Love, Power, Peace

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