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callmewilliam:

Check out J-14 Magazine’s “5 Reasons you should know Call Me Anything” by clicking the link below:

http://tiny.cc/swpydw

www.callmeanything.com

www.facebook.com/callmeanythingband

www.whoswilltenney.com

May 7

The Wombats Interview

It was a dreary day in NYC when I set out to interview the UK rock band, The Wombats. As I headed up three flights of stairs at Webster Hall in NYC with one of their label execs, I could hear the band sound-checking, and for some reason I began to get nervous. Once we reached the balcony of the venue I was introduced to their tour manager, and told to take a seat, as they would be ready in five minutes. The Wombats were sound-checking and I watched a prepared myself for the upcoming show. As five minutes turned into fifteen minutes my nerves began to ease. The band wrapped up sound-check and I was escorted into their green room, where Tord and Dan, the bassist/keyboardist and drummer of the band greeted me with very eager smiles.

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May 3
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Lessons In Love (All Day, All Night)
Neon Trees Feat Kaskade

                I was never a big fan of Neon Trees after having to hear their song “Animal” constantly being played on the radio. I admit, not looking past their first single was really immature of me because their new record “Picture Show” really impressed me.

                Most similar to their hit single “Animal” is their new song “Everybody Talks”. It has catchy drumbeats, well-planned background vocals and a distinct style of note holding that Neon Trees is known for. It’s currently #56 on the iTunes charts, proving that many people like me love this song.

When I saw that their song “Lessons in Love (All Day, All Night)” featured famous DJ Kaskade, I was expecting it to overpower the pop-rock sound that Neon Trees had maintained throughout the album. But instead, I was pleasantly surprised (once again) at how the techno style bass was mellow and very similar in style to Neon Trees’ other songs.

Neon Trees seems to be a band with happy beats and groovy songs. I hope more people see past their one big hit and help them get other recognition for their talent.

-Hana Selly 

Check out our interview with Capelle. Find out all about the band who’s members come from every corner of the planet. Find out what it’s like to have an ever changing line-up and the transition from touring in the UK and the US, and much much more!

How does one dream of becoming a pop-star? Are the Spice Girls becoming relevant again? What does the UK have? Find out the answers in our interview as we sit down with Adam Tyler.

Don’t forget to check out his debut album ‘Shattered Ice’ out now, ft. ‘Like a Drug’

http://www.adamtylerofficial.com

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Today is a big day for The Wanted fans worldwide. The Wanted released an EP in North America, “The Wanted (Special Edition)”, which includes two brand new songs, “Chasing The Sun” and “Satellite”. You can purchase the EP by clicking HERE! The guys of The Wanted also released their much anticipated video for “Chasing The Sun”. Check out the video and buy the EP and let us know what you think! We here at L.I.F.E. Press are certainly going to have the EP on repeat, once we finish watching the video for the 100th time!

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Dry the River - Shield Your Eyes

My friend introduced me to the band, Dry the River, just a few days before their first record, Shallow Bed was released. I was immediately captured by the unique vocals in their song, “New Ceremony”. The lead singer’s hauntingly beautiful voice mixes well with the string instruments (includes a violin!) and serene percussions.

My favorite songs are “Shield Your Eyes” and “The Chamber & The Valves” because they tend to be more upbeat than the other songs. All of their songs have a very peaceful quality but tend to sound similar, partially because it’s difficult to understand the lyrics. However, this helps make their sound unique and calm music can always be appreciated. I’d recommend them to listeners of Bon Iver and Sigur Ros.

Playing at huge festivals like Lollapalooza and Isle of Wright this summer, it should be exciting to see the exposure that this band will receive in the near future!

-Hana Selly 

Check out our interview with Mike Acerbo, at his CD Release party at DROM, NYC. Find out about how Mike Acerbo started out writing, why it took so long for the recording process, his influences, the pros and cons of being an unsigned artist, and many more!

Check Out his album: “The Sounds” available now

http://www.mikeacerbo.com/

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