SoJo Artist Management Welcomes New York Based Live Society to its Artist Roster
published Thu, 19 Apr 2007 – 18:57:00 -0700 PDTNo Comment
NEW YORK, N.Y. — SoJo Artist Management is pleased to announce the recent signing of New York based Live Society. Hot off their New York win of Bodog’s $1 Million Battle of the Band competition, the band is ready to take the world by storm. Representing a modern day twist on the R&B and Classic Pop sound, Live Society’s danceable grooves and rich harmony driven songs are sure to appeal to all ages.
The rich harmonies of lead vocalist Brian Collazo with family members Jason Vargas & Kevin Collazo on backing vocals reinforce the strong R&B and Soul elements of this eight piece entourage. Erik Perez on drums, John Kaiteris on guitar, Scott Harper on saxophone, Anthony Candullo on bass along with keyboardist Jeff Miller make the band complete.
These seasoned performers have entertained at venues and festivals such as New York’s The Bitter End and The Apollo Theater, Las Vegas’ Mandalay Bay, Orlando’s Hard Rock Cafe, and K104-K Fest. Many reviews have noted “A Live Society show is a soulful, spirited affair that must be experienced firsthand to fully appreciate,” and “Once you’ve been a part of it, you’ll wonder how you lived so long without em’.”
Their 6-song EP “Live Society” is available at CDBaby.com and the band is currently working on and performing new songs during their live shows.
Live Society will be performing at an industry showcase on Thursday, May 3rd at the legendary Bitter End venue in New York City at 7:30PM.
SoJo Artist Management will be coordinating all efforts with record labels, radio, retail and publicity. For further information contact: Brenda Manzanedo at 917-584-9412.
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