Hello Sunshine Goodbye Rain!

Hello everybody, thanks so much for making 2011 such an amazing year!  We are so excited about all that 2012 has to offer, and we’re starting it off with a trip to some of our favorite Florida venues.  The Hideaway Cafe in St. Pete is one of the city’s best kept secrets, but not for long.  This club deserves an award for hospitality, awesome atmosphere, and a killer wine selection!  And we play there this Fri @ 8pm if you’re in the area.  We then have a short stop in Miami for a little recording, and we’re off to the Keys.  You can check us out at Key Largo’s Snappers Tiki Club The 19th through the 21st, 7pm to 10pm.  And if you’re in Atlanta we moved back to the big city so look for our AtL dates in the Spring!

And last but not least, we have been working really hard to release our new EP ”PHOTOSYNTHESIS” by Spring, and hope you are as excited as we are.  We should be posting some single tracks throughout the next few months, so be on the lookout!

 

And other than that, I just hope you have a wonderful start to the New Year; and I truley do hope  this new beginning holds great possiblilities and acomplishments for us all!

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The Good Life

Here’s a wonderful video in the studio green room at “The Hideaway Cafe” listening venue and recording studio, filmed by David Allison.  This small intimate venue in St. Petersburg was a real treat to play! Thanks to all who came out to support…..

 

BRAND NEW TRACKS!

These are rough mixes of two brand new tracks from the new album.  Let me know what you think!  JUST CLICK ON THE LINKS BELOW

PHOTOSYNTHESIS

THOUGHT IT WAS A DREAM

Full length performance at the Grey Eagle

The Debut of Lyndsay’s full band is at 12 min 30 seconds on the video with Phil Bronson on Drums, Trevor Stoya on bass, Jake Rosenbloum on guitar, and Craig Larimer on piano and vocals.

Kinnaird Guitars

Hey everyone, just wanted to let you know that my new guitar has arrived!  I love, love, love it!  you can check it out at www.kinnairdguitars.blogspot.com

There are several pictures of the different stages of its creation.  Come out to a show and see it live.  John Kinnaird is a master craftsman who has been making guitars alongside his brother for the last 30 years.  His attention to detail has made a truly remarkable unique boutiqe parlor style guitar!  I have been playing it for several weeks now and every night have had several people approach me after the show and say that this was the prettiest and best sounding guitar they have ever seen.  Now if thats not a testamonial I don’t know what is.  I am so grateful for his hard work and know that he would really appreciate the feedback if you have the time to check out his site!

You Dance to the Beat of a Different Drummer

Here is a new video in from Lyndsay.  Recorded in the Florida Keys and synced up with a Walter Kitner film from 1959.  Dance to the Beat!