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Wednesday, July 22, 2009

Don't Let Me Down (live backyard session)

thanks to super friend of the band andy (http://www.youtube.com/user/toomanythreads) we have a clip of the graduation party we got to play at last month. check out "don't let me down" & andy's youtube channel, he has some great stuff on there. do it!

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Reviews!

"....WOW!! We loved his 2007 debut - "Ghost Waltz", and what a gorgeous, late 60's/early 70's-inspired, lush, 14-song, jangle, hook and harmony-filled sophomore effort this is!"
- Kool Kat Musik

"Taking on a bit of 60's folk rock sound at times, not unlike The Cyrkle, mixed with The Association and 'Pet Sounds'-era Beach Boys, he weaves together baroque summer pop songs perfect like a cool breeze on a hot July day."
- PowerPopaholicblogspot.com

"Top 100 Albums Of 2008"
- David Bash founder of The International Pop Overthrow

Bio

Paul Starling writes & records original songs. He plays: guitar, bass, drums, piano, banjo, ukulele, & various other instruments. Known for a 60's vibe with a modern twist, Paul Starling creates what he calls 'nautical pop'. Music to sail to. Float to. Skip rocks over the Pacific to.
His first release was 100% do-it-yourself. Titled "Ghost Waltz", it was received with open arms into the power pop community. Paul then got together a band (Justin Smith, Dave Lotfi, Steve Bringelson, Kenny Bringelson, Andy Macaphee) to play various LA & Ventura county venues. Some of those included: The Mint, The Joint, The Canyon Club, The Ventura Harbor, The Experimental Cafe, Genghis Cohen's, Rocks, etc etc.
Next he signed on with Rockshot Records & put out 2008's "Doors & Windows". He is currently playing various venues around the Los Angeles area while writing & recording new songs along the way.