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MP3 Honey Child - Taller
12 MP3 Songs
ROCK: Modern Rock, POP: Today''s Top 40
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TALLER
The new album by
Honey Child
Did you have a record collection before you owned CD''s?
Is your favorite "boy band" the Jackson 5?
Do you remember the days when rock albums took you on a musical journey you wished didn''t end?
Are you sick and tired of one-dimensional bands releasing one song, 12 times on a record?
If you answered yes to any or all of these questions
YOU MUST HEAR THIS RECORD
Honey Child''s new album is like no other independent release in recent memory. Working with West Coast icon and 2002 Grammy nominee Clarke Rigsby, Honey Child has created a studio album that may just rewrite the book on independent records.
Recognized from one end of the US to the other as an amazing live band, the kids decided it was time to make a studio album, for real. With Clarke onboard as their producer, they all went to work. The result is a collection of 12 songs that posses the energy and soul of the band with just a little something extra.
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15 piece string orchestra arranged and conducted by
Emmy award winning composer Kevin Stoller
Legendary horn player Sam Pilafian whose credits include
Pink Floyd and the Boston Pops
Kenny Skaggs, mandolin player for the Glen Campbell Band
And this is a Rock Album...
"...Watching them play, I had the same kinetic experience I had once years ago when I first saw Jefferson Airplane perform!" Jim Capaldi, founder of the legendary rock band Traffic, had that to say after seeing them play one night in LA.
7 years, 1,000 shows, and 2000 miles ago, a band was born. In a desert environment where very little grows, HoNey CHiLD blossomed to be one of the best and most respected bands the Valley of the Sun had ever seen. Like most things out west, their origins lie in the East. On a fateful after hours night, Jason Montero (a transplanted New Jersey boy), Dino Gisiano (a New Yorker who grew up in the garment district) and Heather Higgs (a Pittsburgh songbird with a voice as tough as the steel town she comes from) found themselves gathered in front of some mutual friends and couple of guitars. Sharing songs they all knew, it became obvious that for whatever reasons they had individually moved there, they were meant to make music together. And HoNey CHiLD was born...
Since that late night, the band has gone on to play some far better gigs. In 1998, HoNey CHiLD was chosen as the best-unsigned band in Arizona. They appeared on the 1998 H.O.R.D.E. Tour and began touring outside of their home state. It wasn''t long before the hot, dry winds of Arizona carried their name and sound throughout the West. In 1999, The Santa Barbara Independent put it like this,
"Honey Child evades the aimless shambling wank that traditionally dooms most bands and overcomes much of the over-easy Caucasianhood that weakens their own by employing spot-on polyrhythm, fuzzy rock guitar, prominent pop hooks, and most of all, the voluminous vocals of Heather Higgs."
In late 2000, after successful tours of the Midwest and the East Coast, the band returned to the studio. The next 18 months were spent crafting their most ambitious record to date, and making plans to move back to the land that gave birth to the music they make. The East Coast. In 2002, Get Out Magazine wrote
"You could toss a stone these days and hit an independent band, but you''d throw your arm out before you would hit one like Honey Child. The multi-ethnic group stirs up a sonic stew over which Heather Higgs struts her vocal stuff."
With Charlotte as their base the band is carrying their sound to a whole new set of ears. From Asheville thru Atlanta music fans have already responded enthusiastically to HoNey CHiLD''s unique sound. With an aggressive schedule ahead it won''t be long before they become a formidable musical force south of the Mason Dixon Line.
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