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On The Rebound - Digital 45 Sleeve

Here's the digital sleeve for my new digital 45! On The Rebound is the title track from my upcoming album. The single will be available on line starting Tuesday, August 7. Be sure to warm up your computers, iPods, etc. You won't want to miss it.


The track debuted on the International Pop Overthrow Festival CD that was released just last week (July 2012). It was co-written with Bryan Farrar and was recorded and produced by Adam Marsland at Karma Frog, Reseda, CA. The photo was taken by Adam Hendershott for Hendershotts Photography. Hair and makeup by Vio Meyners. I'm really pleased with how this looks and how the single sounds. You are going to love it, too!

Friday night at Brennan's, I got to guest during Adam Marsland's Chaos Band's tribute to the Beach Boys in honor of the publication of the 50 Sides book. I sang a fairly obscure song called Aren't You Glad from WILD HONEY. It was a lot of fun. Then I took the high harmony on Hot Fun In The Summertime. Although, not a Beach Boys song, they covered it, so the AMCB did, too.

Alright! Have a beautiful Sunday evening.

Peace

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