Bacano (Free Download)

Bloody Ripper: First Blood

MOUNTAIN OF DEATH

COCAINE NEIGHBORHOOD

The Sunday late night funked out dance party DJ'd by DJ Freeworm and Franky Selector at the Drive-In at Magnaball 

MagnaBall Sunday Night Disco

Single Edit of "Gimme Gimme", for The Heard's self-titled, debut full-length record released October 16, 2016. 

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Lead Vocals - Cole DeGenova
Background Vocals - Adryon de León
Organ/Clavinet/Piano - Neal O'Hara
Guitar - Taras Horalewskyj
Bass - Mike Starr
Drums - PJ Howard
Tenor Saxophone - Lucas Ellman
Trumpet - Parris Fleming
Trombone - Bryant Smith 

Music by Neal O'Hara and The Heard
Lyrics by Neal O'Hara

Recorded and mixed by Sergio Rios at KillionSound / North Hollywood, CA
Mastered by JJ Golden at Golden Mastering / Ventura, CA 

(c) 2015 The Heard Music

Gimme Gimme - Single Edit (Ft. Adryon de León)

The sound of Soap has arrived.  Taking their unique brand of rock to new heights with confidence, What's In The Box? represents all sides of the Minneapolis quartet.  From Erich Krapf’s soaring guitar work on the opening number, “What the Truth Is”, to Ross Taylor’s dark, bass-driven “One Token”, to Skyler Krapf’s rumbling piano passage in “Traffic” and Austin Lee’s lead vocals on the tongue and cheek number, “That Guy” - the album is a fluid piece of work that will put a smile on your face and your arms in the air, strike an emotional chord within you and above all else, make ya shake yo moneymaker.

Sending the Soap sound into new territory, giving select songs studio variations, is the addition of a number of Minneapolis’ finest musicians: Jill Mikelson (vocals), Bettina Villamil (violin), Matt Probst (cello), Joseph McCauley (alto saxophone), Aaron Wiener (trumpet) & Adam Kraus (trombone).

Released on February 1, 2011.

More Than I Could Handle

Like the band name, Soap’s music is undoubtedly fresh. With influences ranging from jazz, blues and funk to progressive, psychedelic and electronic, Soap skillfully fuses all of these genres into one – dance infused rock. Imagine going to a double matinee showing of Led Zeppelin & P-Funk at Dream Theatre and then heading to an Amsterdam discotheque to dance until the sun came up. That's about as close as can be described without seeing Soap for yourself.