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Thousand Times Before

I’ve seen you face a thousand times before
but you won’t even walk through my door
and I’ve waited my whole life for you
and I know you’ve waiting your whole life for me
so time’s come for you to choose to your path
that path down south here to me
and I know this decision is hard for you
but let me take this time to cool your mind

CHORUS:
I know this is hard for you
and I know there’s things you want to do
I know life aint always easy
but if we don’t try
we may never see
we may never see

So we’ll write this story as we go
and who knows where we’ll be tomorrow
maybe you’ll decide to take a step on back
or maybe you’ll try something new
but one thing’s for sure my friend
time is not waiting for you
so take this time to think
and think real hard
cause it’s not often
you find something so true

CHORUS

After fronting several rock bands in his native Idaho, singer/songwriter Justin Ringle moved to Portland, OR in 2004 and began focusing on acoustic music, playing open mics regularly under the moniker Horse Feathers. In 2005, multi-instrumentalist Peter Broderick heard a couple of Justin’s demos and offered to help flesh them out. In February 2006 the duo went into Skyler Norwood’s Miracle Lake studios and recorded their debut album, ‘Words are Dead,’ which was released that September on Portland label, Lucky Madison. Later that year, Peter’s sister Heather Broderick joined the group on cello and by 2007, Horse Feathers began featuring a rotating cast of instrumentalists backing Justin’s guitar and vocals.

Justin and the Brodericks returned to Miracle Lake studios in the fall and winter of 2007 and recorded ‘House With No Home,’ which was released on Kill Rock Stars in the spring of 2008. Around that time, Peter left the country to pursue music in Europe, and Nathan Crockett was enlisted to cover violin duties. Several months later, Heather also left the group to pursue other musical projects and cellist Catherine Odell came on board. The group has been touring extensively for the release of their new album entitled ‘Thisled Spring’ on Kill Rock Stars, April 20th, 2010.

http://www.myspace.com/horsefeathersmusic

Members:

JUSTIN RINGLE – vocals, guitar

NATHAN CROCKETT – violin, saw, vocals

CATHERINE ODELL – cello, vocals

CONTACTS:

Manager:

portia@killrockstars.com

North American Booking:

josh@montereyinternational.net

European Booking:

kalle@pitchandsmith.com

Record Label:.. Kill Rock Stars

A native of Southern California, Kennedy York attended the American Musical and Dramatic Academy in New York City at the age of 21. A few years later he returned to Los Angeles to pursue a career in acting. Soon he found himself as the lead singer of the South Bay band “Cannibal Soup Bones” and began doing a local tour of South Bay, Orange County and Los Angeles. He started writing his own material on piano and ukulele, incorporating harmonica, bass and percussion which created the “Kennedy York Sound”. After 3 years with the band, he left to start his own solo project which is a combination of all his influences both 20^th and 21^st centuries. Kennedy York has a sound that is truly unique and has made it his own. Influenced by such artists and bands as The Beatles, Nina Simone, Tom Waits, Rolling Stones, Curtis Mayfield, Beck, Hank Williams Sr., Bob Dylan, just to name a few. His music is catchy, very interesting, melodic, clever, fun, thought provoking, artistic and most important, heart-felt.

Currently he tours with his 5 piece band (sometimes 7 with back- up vocals) throughout Los Angeles and Orange Counties. He has appeared at The White House in Laguna Beach on several occasions, The Alegria in Long Beach, The Cabana Club in Hollywood, The Pig n Whistle in Hollywood, The world famous Rainbow in Hollywood, The Whiskey in Hollywood, The Derby in Los Feliz, The Blue Café in Long Beach, The Lava Lounge in Hollywood, The 2009 Orange County Fair. He has opened for such artists and bands as Shawn Mullins at The Roosevelt and The Skatalites at The Strand.

Kennedy York has been interviewed and featured on B.O.U.N.C.E. Radio and All Geek Things Show, Artist First Radio out of Ohio, Banana Peel Radio in Vancouver Canada His music is featured on Pandora.com and can be heard on numerous indie and college radio stations across the country.

After the success of his debut CD “Twelve” (2008), Kennedy is working on his second album “IGOR”, due out December 2010.

“With the obvious talent that Kennedy York possesses, he could be successful in almost any genre…he could even appeal to the masses” – Anne O’Neary – Music Connection

http://www.myspace.com/kennedyyorktunes

www.ShilohLindsey.com

Named after a character in an old western movie, Shiloh remembers sitting beside her dad in the pick-up, a road-pop between his knees and a cigarette dangling from his mouth, as he drove the family from their Alberta ranch to their new homestead in British Columbia. Shiloh jumped out of the truck and onto a horse – riding through the glorious backcountry for what seemed like about five minutes, gulping in all fresh mountain air she could hold. Due to bar room antics and whiskey driven madness, the new ranch was soon history and Shiloh and her mother moved to a trailer park in town. At 14 she took a job as a waitress in a truck stop diner to pay to keep her horse at a local ranch. It didn’t work for long, so she soon developed another vice – songwriting. She stole her brother’s guitar and hit the road, moving from town to town looking for the next great drama. Vancouver stopped her in her tracks, stuck in a dead-end job with dreams as wide as a Western sky. Before long, producer John Ellis (Be Good Tanyas, Jeremy Fisher) spotted her at an open mike session and offered to produce her debut CD “For my Smoke,” a collection of songs combining images of the beauty, darkness and determination that have brought her this far. Shiloh’s gone as far west as she can without hitting deep water, but she’s not done yet. Not by a country mile.