Drones stripped down cover of "Fly Me To The Moon" made famous by Frank Sinatra.  We hope you enjoy!

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Fly Me To The Moon

Drones Over Yellowstone presents "Time Bomb" for your listening pleasure.

Time Bomb

Aaron and Chance went on Riverton's AM Radio Show "Morning Buzz" to discuss DOY's upcoming release of their cover of Logic's "1-800-273-8255."

This cover of Logic's "1-800-273-8255" marks an effort by Riverton, Wyoming based rock band, Drones Over Yellowstone, to engage local communities and raise awareness about the hotline and other resources to prevent suicide.

Suicide rates in Fremont County, Wyoming, as of October 2017, were three times the national average, per capita. This, along with a deeply personal connection to the lyrical content, motivated the band to record this cover and reach out to the Fremont County Suicide Prevention Task Force, Wyoming Prevention Management Organization, and the Wyoming Department of Health for a coordinated release and awareness effort on November 18, 2017, National Survivors of Suicide Day in the United States.

Don't be silent. Get involved. Save a life.

Originally aired 10/24/2017 at 8:30 AM. Recorded at KVOW, 1450 AM, in Riverton, Wyoming.

Motivation and Process Behind Covering Logic's "1-800-273-8255"

Logic's "1-800-273-8255" performed by Wyoming-based Rock Band Drones Over Yellowstone. Released in partnership with the Fremont County Suicide Prevention Task Force and the Wyoming Department of Health.

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1-800-273-8255 (Rock Cover)

Also featuring Terri Wiblemo from the Riverton Branch Library. Originally aired on KVOW in Riverton on Friday, June 15, 2018. Hear the history of the name Drones Over Yellowstone... Join Drones Over Yellowstone for the "Get Out The Vote" at The Riverton Branch Library on Wednesday, June 20, 2018 and get a free massage!

Get Out The Vote!!! Let's Talk Fremont (KVOW)

"Broken" is our most recent original release. Travis and I had been working on this tune for nearly 6 years. During the summer of 2018, everything came together lyrically when Travis began writing during a funk he was experiencing. I didn't take much from there to finish the song and cut the single in our studio in Riverton. 

This is a deeply meaningful song that is perfect for those painful moments, usually following a failure, loss, or defeat, where you have to choose to give up or dust yourself off and keep trying.

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