Our MySpace Secret Revealed

Hey Soul Mates,
as many of you may know from visiting our Myspace page, the band has something up their sleeves to announce on Tuesday. I'll give you the scoop here: it involves our new self-titled album. We are going to let you, our fans, vote for a track that we will then give away on Myspace. There will be three song samples to choose from and voting will last for 3 weeks; so get ready. This is very exciting for us as we haven't had new studio music available in almost a year. And we certainly hope that you are excited about it too. You'll be able to download the track and play it to your heart's content on your computer, iPod, whateva.

In other music news, A Talent For Loving will be remixed for the album. And we thought the original version was great. But co-producer Jim Rix told us he wanted to squeeze some more sound out of it. Rock on, Sunny Jim!

Don't forget, we are only a month away now from the re-emergence of RHS on the live scene. We'll be playing at the intimate (100 person capacity) Alterknit Lounge on Hollywood Blvd. Saturday, August 4. Mark your calendars. It's an all ages show.

Have a safe July 4th week everyone.
Love, Power, Peace

Comments

Anonymous said…

This is great news!
xo
Cyn

12:57 PM, July 01, 2007

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