We have released the mastered version of “Proud to be a Numerican.” We could not be happier with the way the mastering brought out the details in our songs. Finally the songs are in their final form and you can download the new versions here.
This updated version was mastered at Soundstage Studios in Nashville, Tennessee, with Randy LeRoy and it includes two new instrumental tracks. The instrumentals are titled “Elefantes em Marcha” and “10 lbs.”
A documentary that we filmed while recording and mixing the record called “A Matter of Combustion” has been posted and it can be seen here. Making the record was a lot of work, and we wanted to give you a glimpse into our recording process. Many thanks to Cameron McCasland for coming into the studio and making it happen.
We are really pleased with how these two projects turned out, and we are very glad to share them with you.
You are always hearing from us, but we want to hear more from you. Let us know what you think of our songs, our videos, our posts.
We need some feedback.
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- Parrish & Lloyd
Wednesday, August 25, 2010
Thursday, July 1, 2010
Music Video Shoot, Upcoming Shows
On Tuesday night, we completed shooting for a music video for our song "Through The Cracks" with our friend and director Cameron McCasland. We began filming on this video a while back and were able to complete the final sections in our rehearsal space. The concept is dreamy and scientific.
We have been concentrating on wrapping up some projects that we will be releasing over the coming months with incentives going to our existing mailing list members, so if you have not signed up...go ahead and do so to get a leg up on experiencing our latest material.
We have some live appearances coming up. We are playing a private party in Nashville on July 10 and in Atlanta at Smith's Olde Bar on August 15. Those of you in Atlanta, or knowing people in Atlanta, pass on the good news.
- Numerics
We have been concentrating on wrapping up some projects that we will be releasing over the coming months with incentives going to our existing mailing list members, so if you have not signed up...go ahead and do so to get a leg up on experiencing our latest material.
We have some live appearances coming up. We are playing a private party in Nashville on July 10 and in Atlanta at Smith's Olde Bar on August 15. Those of you in Atlanta, or knowing people in Atlanta, pass on the good news.
- Numerics
Thursday, April 22, 2010
"Proud to be a Numerican" gets Mastered
Hello, hope this finds you well. We have had a good couple of months. February marked our first four shows, and it was great to play our songs live. Go to our videos page at http://numericsband.com/videos.html to watch a video from our very first show.
We used March to write a couple of new songs, and will be debuting at least one of them Saturday May 1st at the Hard Rock Cafe here in Nashville.
Also, today is an exciting day as our album "Proud to be a Numerican" is being mastered in preparation for its physical release. We are working with Randy LeRoy who has worked on over 600 albums. Check out some of the work he has done at http://www.albumcredits.net/Profile/97152
Very soon we will be announcing some summer dates, as well as releasing a new video for our song "Through the Cracks," a studio documentary on the making of "Proud to be a Numerican" and the CD version of our debut album.
Thank YOU.
We used March to write a couple of new songs, and will be debuting at least one of them Saturday May 1st at the Hard Rock Cafe here in Nashville.
Also, today is an exciting day as our album "Proud to be a Numerican" is being mastered in preparation for its physical release. We are working with Randy LeRoy who has worked on over 600 albums. Check out some of the work he has done at http://www.albumcredits.net/Profile/97152
Very soon we will be announcing some summer dates, as well as releasing a new video for our song "Through the Cracks," a studio documentary on the making of "Proud to be a Numerican" and the CD version of our debut album.
Thank YOU.
Thursday, January 21, 2010
Debut Performances February 2010
Friday, October 23, 2009
"Proud to be a Numerican" FREE download press release.
Numerics Releases "Proud to be a Numerican" for free download.
Nashville, TN - October 23, 2009 - Rock duo Numerics has released its debut collection titled "Proud to be a Numerican." The songs are available for free download on their homepage numericsband.com
This project has been a long time coming for this Memphis born, Nashville raised outfit. Members Parrish and Lloyd began writing these songs just over two years ago in Memphis where a majority of "Proud to be a Numerican" was recorded. About this lead vocalist and bassist Parrish says, "It took a while, but now it is finally available. We worked very hard on this, ensuring that quality for the listener was priority number one." The band relocated to Nashville in the Spring of 2008, where they felt more comfortable basing their new musical venture and more capable of completing their debut.
The lead track for this release, "Precious Time," which won several awards for its accompanying music video, is about "human connections," says guitarist and vocalist Lloyd. Other tracks include "Your Favorite Two," and "The Storm (In Your Eyes)." Lloyd says of the tracks,"Our goal was to put together a collection of songs that were consistent in their quality and also varied in their sensibilities. The songs also provide a framework from which to grow."
The band will be releasing hard copy CD's with packaging and bonus tracks. Also, upcoming for Numerics is a short film documentary titled "A Matter of Combustion." This documentary will give an overview of the recording of "Proud to be a Numerican."
For more information on Numerics visit their website numericsband.com
Nashville, TN - October 23, 2009 - Rock duo Numerics has released its debut collection titled "Proud to be a Numerican." The songs are available for free download on their homepage numericsband.com
This project has been a long time coming for this Memphis born, Nashville raised outfit. Members Parrish and Lloyd began writing these songs just over two years ago in Memphis where a majority of "Proud to be a Numerican" was recorded. About this lead vocalist and bassist Parrish says, "It took a while, but now it is finally available. We worked very hard on this, ensuring that quality for the listener was priority number one." The band relocated to Nashville in the Spring of 2008, where they felt more comfortable basing their new musical venture and more capable of completing their debut.
The lead track for this release, "Precious Time," which won several awards for its accompanying music video, is about "human connections," says guitarist and vocalist Lloyd. Other tracks include "Your Favorite Two," and "The Storm (In Your Eyes)." Lloyd says of the tracks,"Our goal was to put together a collection of songs that were consistent in their quality and also varied in their sensibilities. The songs also provide a framework from which to grow."
The band will be releasing hard copy CD's with packaging and bonus tracks. Also, upcoming for Numerics is a short film documentary titled "A Matter of Combustion." This documentary will give an overview of the recording of "Proud to be a Numerican."
For more information on Numerics visit their website numericsband.com
Tuesday, September 8, 2009
Weekly Song Release #2
Hello. Per our previous agreement, we posted a new song to our website today. numericsband.com Its called "Through the Cracks" and it's about being aggressively electric. Check it out and let us know what you think. Also, on our website you can sign up for our email list. If that's not your thing you can find us on Facebook, Myspace, and Twitter. We have some new releases on the way and we are excited to share them with you.
Thanks and take care,
Parrish & Lloyd
numericsband.com
numerics on facebook
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Thanks and take care,
Parrish & Lloyd
numericsband.com
numerics on facebook
numerics on myspace
numerics on twitter
Tuesday, September 1, 2009
New website, weekly streaming songs, mailing list, other updates.
Hello. We have some things to tell you. First, welcome to the new numericsband.com. We have updated the website to coincide with our upcoming release, "Proud to be a Numerican." In anticipation of this release, we will be debuting some new songs for you. This week's streaming song is "The Storm (In Your Eyes)." It is a song about warning and crystal balls. Listen to it, ponder it, feel it.
Make sure to check back next week as another song will be up and ready for you. A new song will be posted on our website each Tuesday in September. Then in October our entire release will be available for free download. Also in October, we will be releasing a short documentary about our process in the studio. These audio and video releases have been in the works for a while, and we cannot wait to present them to you. So, please, if you would be so kind, sign up for our mailing list. We will send you pertinent information about downloading the new album, watching the upcoming documentary, and attending live performances. We have been rehearsing and developing a live show that we and you will enjoy. Thank you for reading and, as always, listening.
-Parrish & Lloyd
www.numericsband.com
Make sure to check back next week as another song will be up and ready for you. A new song will be posted on our website each Tuesday in September. Then in October our entire release will be available for free download. Also in October, we will be releasing a short documentary about our process in the studio. These audio and video releases have been in the works for a while, and we cannot wait to present them to you. So, please, if you would be so kind, sign up for our mailing list. We will send you pertinent information about downloading the new album, watching the upcoming documentary, and attending live performances. We have been rehearsing and developing a live show that we and you will enjoy. Thank you for reading and, as always, listening.
-Parrish & Lloyd
www.numericsband.com
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