cover of Blink-182's song Dammit by Still the Sky's Limit

Dammit (Blink-182 cover)

New Single from Still the Sky's Limit

Produced, Recorded, Engineered by Erik Ron
Mixed by Adrian Alvarado
Mastered by Kevin Bartley

Lo Hice A Proposito

the final song to be released by the three known as still the sky's limit. aptly titled "Departure"

Departure

Some Know I Passed

Quite Possibly

Wake

Risk

Barbados (Free Download)

Still The Sky's Limit brings its lyrically-charged, energy-laden brand of rock music to the forefront of the world's stage with a passion and fervor most only dream of. Created as a side project of Johnny Barthelmass’s, the band now houses a trio of experienced musicians who have played music since their youth. Members Aaron Kramer, Josh West, & Johnny Barthelmass came together in 2010 and consider themselves to have the right mix of drive, passion, dedication, and attitude. “We each have such diverse strengths and weaknesses that compliment one another, its like we are just one complete person, hence our perceived perfect incarnation of STSL.”

The Orange County, CA based band gets their name from one of the first songs that Bathelmass wrote for the project. A title once having a negative connotation was drastically changed by a simple grammar adjustment. Still The Sky’s Limit is meant to represent infinity, that anything is possible. They really believe that anyone can do anything they set their minds to, including themselves and it's a message they continuously try to portray to people.  

In 2012 Still The Sky’s Limit called upon producer Erik Ron (Panic! At The Disco, Saosin, Allstar Weekend) to record their 5 song EP, Legacy which was released in early 2013. With the turn of the New Year, Still The Sky’s Limit is gearing up to release a new album this year and will be hitting the road at the end of January for a full US run on their “The Jealous Eye Tour.”