Top of the Charts, Ma!

Hey Soul Mates,
to follow up on our radio news, we have some great developments. For those of you following our appearance on the Indie Airplay charts (which we topped at #1 last week!). Just listen to show #217. Now, we have been invited to do an "in-studio" interview and performance for the Monday Show with Sara Routh on Monday at the Karma Coffee house in Hollywood. We'll keep you posted on the details. Mark your calendars and hopefully you'll be part of the studio audience!

This is all very exciting. I feel remiss for not getting the word out earlier for all of you. Better late than never. Be sure to go to the Indie Airplay site and download episode #217. To access it, look for the "TUNE IN" bar on the far left of the home page.

Thanks to everyone who wrote in to request us on Indie Airplay.
Love, Power, Peace

Comments

Anonymous said…

wow norm i am so happy for you and the guys being number one , i hope all goes well when u guys go there for the interview , hopefully a record deal on the cards in the near future , you guys are unique i love every song you guys have ever done , and its great to see you guys get some credit for your greats songs !!! see yall in the billboard charts soon !!! at no 1
peace big poppa scottish version

9:18 AM, September 15, 2005

Anonymous said…

I can't stop listening to the broadcast of indie airplay top 5 picks. It's neat to hear my name on air and of course to hear Talent for Lovin' at #1! I was so pissed when they played you as #2 then I laughed when she was just joking around. How cool.
Savanna

11:38 AM, September 15, 2005

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