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Dan Caganoff formed Aerial Spans Earth in 1998. The band’s influences at this time were Massive Attack, Pink Floyd and Tool. Dan bought a computer, borrowed a synth and bought some software, and soon the music flowed. He decided to place an ad in Drum Media and recruits Ciara McKeown (Vox) into the band. From 1999 the band worked with Ciara on a bunch of tunes. They are happily surprised by the quality of the work, though the production leaves something to be desired. The time with Ciara was short lived due to artistic differences.

In 2000 Dan decided to send a CD with the song “Mr Kessler” to Triple J Unearthed in Sydney. He settled on Aerial.Spans.Earth as a band name when submitting “Mr Kessler” to Triple J. In July, Dan got call from Triple J informing him that he is one of three bands to win Unearthed Sydney. Triple J informed Dan that there was a gig in four weeks time at the Horden Pavilion. Rob Taylor (engineer/producer) re-recorded, mixed and produced Mr Kessler for Triple J. Dan’s introduction to “big production” is thrilling. He re-united with Ciara. Mr Kessler was on high rotation at Triple J throughout late July/August.

In August the band played the Horden Pavilion gig for Triple J Unearthed. Dan managed to get the band together from an assortment of friends and acquaintances. The line-up at the Horden gig consisted of: Gawaine Newton (vocals), Ciara McKeown (vocals), Nick Gibbs (vocals), Cameron Bruce (keyboard), Bruce Braybrooke (drums), Mat Doherty (bass), Dan Caganoff (guitar) and two percussionists – Carlos and his Cuban friend…

In September another ground-breaking gig happened at Belmore Park for the 2000 Olympic Games and Triple J. Best gig ever! The band line-up included: Ciara McKeown (vocals), Mat Doherty (bass), Nick Gibbs (vocals/percussion), Enzo Santoro (percussion), Dan Caganoff, (keyboard/samplers).

Aerial Spans Earth are growing and moving ahead. The band has now released the EP “Freaky Full Reactions”, a compilation of the best songs produced with Ciara and Mat from 1999 to 2002. Stay tuned for the new full-length album.

The music is eclectic and at times industrial, but unique and hypnotic. We hope that you will continue to follow Aerial Spans Earth as they grow.

A Band Called Pain (ABCP) is an American heavy metal band from Oakland, California.

Cousins Allen Richardson (also known as Allen Anthony of the Roc-A-Fella Records R&B group Christion), and Shaun Bivens who both hail from the San Francisco Bay area, formed the band. The band’s debut studio album “Broken Dreams” was released in 2006, and was dubbed one of the ten best (#6) California albums of the year by Zero Magazine. The first single from the album is the song “The Pieces.” The song has a music video as well. The band’s song “Holy” appeared on the Saw II soundtrack. A second track, “Hellbound” was played during an episode of Dane Cook’s television series on HBO. The buzz began when Billy Steel (the former but long-time DJ at local rock radio station 107.7 “The Bone”), featured ABCP on the popular show, “The Metal Zone”. As quoted by the DJ, “I gotta tell you, your CD is the kind that goes into the CD player and stays there!”

A Band Called Pain is also notable for being a rare heavy metal band consisting of four African American members. Guitarist Bivens alluded to this saying:

“We could have easily gone down the hip-hop or R&B route and each of us at one time or another has given it a shot. We could be making raps about growing up in the hood and gang violence, but that’s just not who we are. We’re four guys who grew up loving heavy metal, so that’s what we play. For us, it is the song that matters most.”

A Band Called Pain has been very productive over the last six years and continues to work hard on their present projects. The band is also the only heavy metal act released on the independent, alternative hip-hop label, Hieroglyphics Imperium Recordings.

ABCP has performed at the South By Southwest festival in Austin, Texas. In October 2008, Tony Providence left the band and was replaced by Akili Peyton the following year. In January 2019, A Band Called Pain announced a one-off reunion show at The Uptown Nightclub in Oakland, California with the original line up on March 30, 2019.

“Enspier” is a rock band on a mission, and that mission is to inspire listeners to transcend the ordinary from Australia to the other side of the globe. “Enspier’s” debut release “The Hall of Mirrors” has taken listeners to that special place. A place, that cannot be defined by words but can be expressed through music

In 2005 “Enspier” was formed and the band began writing for their album “The Hall of Mirrors”, their journey began wanting to create a fresh new sound and this took them on a ride they would never forget.

These five perfectionists found themselves working every night to create a new style of artistic music, rock music that would not only prick up the ears of the public but turn many heads as well. They have an energy that makes for an incredible album you don’t want to miss.

David Galluzzo’s angelic, soulful yet solid lead vocals enchant the audience while playing his guitar. Jeremy shows his genius ability on Bass & backing vocals, DB with an aggression on the guitar that would make anyone bend to their knees, Joe Rahme with his “machine like hits” confuses the most intelligent mind with his mathematical inspiration, and last but definitely not least Costa Lambiris on percussion adds his own unique flavor to the mix. While each member of the band brings his own special talent and musicianship the “Enspier” boys are proud of the diversity in sounds that influence them as artists and as a band.

King Crimson, Pink Floyd, Kate Bush, Elton John, The Carpenters, Dream Theatre, Prince, U2 and Guns ‘n’ Roses all had major parts to play in the creation of “Enspier” even though they didn’t know it.

“Enspier” headed to 301 Studio Sydney where they recorded 13 tracks under the production of Aria Award winner “Anton Hagop” (Producer/Engineer for Silverchair and Powderfinger). The mastering of the album was done at New York’s famous Sterling Sound (AC/DC, Guns ‘n’ Roses and Pearl Jam) and as you will be able to tell, the result is a truly inspiring melodic rock album sure to appeal to lovers of all ages.

“Enspier’s” 5 intense, talented musicians have poured their heart and souls into creating “The Hall of Mirrors”. They have performed on MTV’s “The Lair” at the Metro in Sydney and MTV like their music so much they decided to film a video for the track “Deliverance”.

“Enspier” is looking into the future and are dedicated to bringing “The Hall of Mirrors” to audiences worldwide. Make sure you keep an eye on their website for any upcoming events.

“These guys rock! And they rock with musicality and intelligence. Dave the lead singer is a fantastic front man, the rhythm section is pumping, fantastic guitar solos and they boys look great. Queen meets The Beatles meets the Rolling Stones!” – Hellmut Wolf, head of A&R for Blue Pie.

“Some of the best new adult contemporary rock to come out of Australia since LRB took to the West Coast LA sound to the USA and conquered the US Markets. These guys are all solid players. Toto crossed with LRB and ad some edge and you get inspired by Enspier.” – Demo Dude.

The Naked Truth is an Atlanta, Georgia based quartet originating in the local hardcore scene in 1988, although the individual band members arrived from far afield: vocalist Doug Watts came from Detroit, bassist Jeff from Harlem, New York, and drummer Bernard Dawson from Los Angeles, while Jimmie Westley was the only Georgia native, from Savannah.

Life was initially tough for a black metal band in Georgia, but the dreadlocked group’s singer (D.Watts) caught the interest of former Clash manager Bernie Rhodes, and he helped the band sign to Sony and they relocated to London.

Despite making their name all the way back in the early 90s, the punk metal band is still going strong, and did not let the prejudices against them keep them down- indeed, they put the emotions they felt as a result of this into their music, and it came out in the best way possible! Just wait for the heavy drop. It’s moody, powerful, angry stuff, which is just the perfect sort of blend for the subject matter and music style. Which explains why it’s the featured video and the very first thing you see when you check out their website – no need to overstate anything. Just watch this. It’s all you need to know. Earned confidence.

That not enough for you? Keep reading between the lines. Seek and you shall find! Here’s one of their more popular songs!

But say that music videos aren’t your sorta thing right now. Well, you’re in luck… the band’s Spotify is still here and kicking, and we have a playlist of the best they have to offer all made up, just for you! This band is absolutely iconic, and this playlist is the perfect way to bring that to the modern music world once more!

Chillingly good songs that you can easily bang your head to. Beyond that, check out their social media and official links below, and bring back the good old angry days of 90s metal!

Heaven was a heavy metal band from Sydney, Australia that formed in 1980. The band recorded three albums and toured throughout the United States during the 1980s. The group’s original style was similar to that of AC/DC but in later years went in a more commercial heavy metal direction along the lines of Judas Priest.

The band was originally formed in Adelaide under the name Fat Lip, which featured Scottish-born Allan Fryer, bassist Laurie Marlow, and drummer Joe Turtur. Soon after the band moved to Sydney, AC/DC singer Bon Scott died in London and some unsubstantiated reports suggested that band was considering Fryer as a replacement. Fryer left Fat Lip and returned to Adelaide but he was never called upon to audition. Once back in Sydney, Fat Lip now consisted of Fryer and Marlow, Aldo Civitico (ex-Scandal) on drums and guitarist Bradford Kelly, originally from the band Swanee. Civitico dropped out just before the band signed its record deal, and Turtur joined the band. John Haese was also added as rhythm guitarist.

Shortly afterward, Fat Lip came to the attention of Michael Browning, a Sydney music industry figure who had managed AC/DC in the 1970s and had just started a new record label called Deluxe, to which he had signed INXS. Fat Lip began recording an album for Deluxe, but changed its name to Heaven during the sessions. The album, Twilight of Mischief, was preceded in late 1981 by a single, “Fantasy”, which would go on to enjoy new life in 2018 via new remixes. After “Fantasy”, a second single, “In the Beginning” became the album’s title track when it was released by CBS in the US under that name.

John Haese left Heaven after “In The Beginning” was released and he was replaced by Mick Cocks, formerly of Rose Tattoo. After a successful Australian tour supporting Iron Maiden, the band then went to the United States and also found some success there, particularly on the West Coast and toured with Judas Priest, Mötley Crüe, Black Sabbath and Kiss. They recorded a second album for RCA during 1983 called Where Angels Fear to Tread. The album was supported by a single, “Rock School” that received heavy airplay on MTV, and featured guest contributions from Ronnie James Dio, Lita Ford and Glenn Hughes. After this, Cocks and Turtur left Heaven.

In 1984, Fryer recruited drummer Tommy Dimitroff (in replace of original drummer Ronnie Zade) and returned to America to reform Heaven, this time with ex-Talas guitarist Mitch Perry and New York City musician Mark Cunningham who had most recently been in a band called Cathedral. Dennis Feldman, formerly of Ram-Jam and The Michael Schenker group also joined the new Heaven line-up on bass and the group recorded the album. Columbia A&R man, Mason Munoz, signed the band and recruited Paul O’Neill to produce and co-write the album Knocking on Heaven’s Door. The album’s title track was a heavy metal cover of the Bob Dylan song. However prior to completion, Munoz was replaced by a new A&R representative and Columbia brought in another mixer. After this, Fryer moved to Texas and forged ahead keeping the Heaven name alive with local talent such as Guitarist Perry Parris, Scott Howe, John Paul Dutton, Rodger “bam-bam” Weiss, Bryan Cameron and Timi Heiser. Nye Jones, Scott Cothren and Steve Dainhart recorded Time For Terror. The players from Austin Texas also recorded on the Mötley Crüe Tribute CD Home Sweet Home and was the number one voted song on the CD. The song was written by Allan Fryer and Tommy Lee and dedicated to Vince Neils’ daughter, Skylar Neil who died from cancer. All the CD proceeds went to the Skylar Neil Memorial Fund. On 4 June 2015 it was announced that Heaven’s vocalist, Allan Fryer, had died after a long battle with cancer. He was survived by his daughter, Kallan and four grandchildren.

In the modern era, “Fantasy” has encountered a whole new lease on life since being remixed by Country Boy AKA CB. CB’s incredible hit was released in 2018 and since then the song has viralled through global streaming networks. Fantasy is a summer vibe hip-hop banger that highlights CB’s skills when it comes to lyrics, vocals, and rap flow, and with Heaven’s Aussie hair metal backing up the crazy hooks, who couldn’t fall in love with it? This track was produced by Damien Reilly, Danny Saber, Country Boy, Mal Majik, and Jay Simpson, with beat and lyric collaborations once again featuring the one and only Heaven. Mixing was handled by Chris Garcia and Tom Polce, two legends from LA California. We at Blue Pie records reckon you can hear elements of the Beastie Boys inspiring this incredible track! Both Heaven and CB ought to be proud of this kicker.

The legacy of Heaven endures, entertaining new ears many years after members have left or passed away. Rumour has it that Guns N Roses themselves were influenced by Heaven. Even today, a new live mix of Fantasy is being created with Country Boy and the rest of the crew from the first time around. Fans of Heaven have a lot more listening to do before they themselves ascend to Heaven – because someone who listens to music this rockin’ couldn’t have committed a sin in their life! wink

Dave Evans originally arrived in Australia from Carmarthen Wales, aged five, and settled in North Queensland with his family. After forming his first band “In Session” in Charters Towers when he was 17, he moved to Sydney where he helped form a band (no name yet!) with Malcolm Young, Colin Burgess and Larry van Kriedt. A week later Malcolm’s younger brother Angus joined. Malcolm and Angus’ sister-in-law Sandra came up with the name AC/DC – to signify power and energy – and so one of the greatest rock and roll bands ever was born!

AC/DC’s first gig was at Chequers Nightclub in Sydney on New Years Eve 1973, and the band went on to attract a strong live following in the next few months before recording their first single, “Can I Sit Next To You Girl b/w Rocking In The Parlour.”

At this time Angus started wearing his now-famous schoolboy uniform, and with their single racing up the national charts, AC/DC undertook a grueling tour. It began at the Sydney Opera House and then saw the band playing to packed houses all around Australia. Life on the road is tough for any band, and frictions and egos increased steadily until a punch-up between Evans and their manager made life on tour unbearable. A split between Evans and AC/DC became inevitable. Bon Scott was a friend of Malcolm and Angus’ elder brother George Young, who was a member of the legendary Easybeats (“Friday On My Mind”), and a well-known Australian record producer with Harry Vanda. George had seen the band perform in Adelaide. He agreed to join AC/DC, which was by this stage, one of the most promising, new and exciting rock bands in Australia. He and the band went on to achieve rock and roll immortality as one of the biggest bands in the world.

After parting ways with AC/DC Dave Evans moved to Newcastle just north of Sydney and joined up-and-coming hard rock outfit Rabbit in early 1975. Rabbit were already the number one rock band in Newcastle and the surrounding area. Dave had seen them performing at Chequers nightclub in Sydney and was impressed with their confronting stage presence. It wasn’t long until they had signed with CBS records and recorded their first album “Rabbit” which had some success. In 1976 they recorded the album “Too Much Rock And Roll,” and with their appearances on numerous television pop/rock shows, this album launched them into national popularity.

Rabbit were described as frenetic, violently hedonistic and Dave himself was described as savagely heterosexual. Rabbit after-show parties were always wild affairs and popular with friends, fans and groupies. The “Too Much Rock And Roll” album was then distributed in Japan, Germany, France, Luxembourg, Holland, Finland, Sweden, Norway and Denmark. Although sales were steady, Rabbit did not tour these countries as two members left the group after a demanding three month Australian tour. The band continued after adding a new drummer and released the single “Let Me”, but it wasn’t the same feeling without the two original members, and the band folded in 1978. Dave Evans and Thunder Down Under was formed in 1984 and he signed with independent label Reaction Records, then released the album “Dave Evans & Thunder Down Under.”

After Dave Evans and Thunder Down Under split a couple of years later, Dave pursued an acting career with roles in small production Australian films and working in live theatre. In early 2000 Dave was invited to be a special guest for Melbourne AC/DC tribute band Thunderstruck for their 20th anniversary memorial gig for Bon Scott. This special occasion was recorded live and “A Hell of a Night” was released through Perris Records.

The many years that Dave has been with Blue Pie have been truly special. We’ve already surpassed a decade and we’re very much looking forward to more. In 2009, Dave Evans signed a global distribution and publishing agreement with us. The first release for Dave on Blue Pie was his classic rock album “Sinner”. The album is widely regarded as a modern day rock and roll masterpiece. The track “Sinner” was nominated at the LA Music Awards for best rock song. The track “Sold my Soul to Rock n Roll” is the first single to be lifted from the album, and has been promoted to radio and media globally since July 2009.

This single, as well as the rest of his catalogue, is out now and available at all leading digital retailers. Look for Dave Evans at all great music stores across the world.

Danny Vash, a legendary rock artist under the Blue Pie label, left us in November 2020 due to pancreatic cancer. In 2023, his wife has lovingly shared some posthumous music releases, ensuring that his remarkable legacy endures. Here is the inspiring tale of how he became the beloved artist whose music continues to resonate with audiences even today.

Danny Vash, along with the dynamic duo of Nite Wolf from Albuquerque, New Mexico in the southwest of the United States, formed a three-piece power trio renowned for their hard-hitting sound. Danny Vash took the lead with his mesmerizing guitar work and commanding vocals, while Nite Wolf, consisting of Bill Weber on drums and Mike Alberts on bass, layed down the formidable rhythm section. Together, they unleashed a torrent of crunchy riffs, intricate melodies, and classic hard rock anthems. All of the music and lyrics are penned by Danny Vash himself. Their debut album, “Takin’ Control,” was meticulously recorded and produced at their studio, nestled in the scenic Sandia Mountains of New Mexico, showcasing their exceptional musical prowess.

Vash had musical roots that started in the San Francisco Bay Area. He has played with several of northern California’s top hard rock and metal bands, before he moved to the south-west. He has shared the stage with a number of national acts and helped produce CDs for several local musicians in Albuquerque New Mexico. 2015 was a stellar year for the songwriter, as it provided many opportunities for him to belt out mind-bending songs with screaming guitar work, and strong vocals with catchy hooks.

Danny Vash and Nite Wolf paved their way into the global rock scene with their the success of their 2015 release “Takin’ Control”. The first song from the album won “Best hard rock song of the month” award with the Akademea of music in Hollywood California. The band’s fan base was a rolling stone, and gained the trio global notoriety. Their song ‘Passion Dreamer’ was picked up by Berkshire Media Group and affiliates, along with the Akademea of music including radio program directors of various FM networks and worldwide networks. This was one of the key events that has been driving all the radio play for the trio, even after Danny’s passing! With these two great companies behind Vash and friends, radio play happened fast and has not stopped.

All of this activity snowballed into increasing heavy rotation throughout 2015 for “Takin Control”, and the momentum shows no signs of stopping even now. Good music gets played, and we now know that rock has a heart and soul firmly within New Mexico. Vash was committed to pushing his brand of hard edged rock to the world.

In November 2015, Danny was picked up by leading indie label Blue Pie Records USA and was signed to a global distribution and publishing admin agreement. The label dropped the second album in April 2016, called “Hard Life”. The eponymous track of the album was treated to a hectic music video by another of Blue Pie’s excellent multimedia artists, that being the one and only Soularflair.

This prowess has stuck firmly in our minds throughout the years, so that is why it is with heavy hearts we reflect upon Danny Vash’s death. Upon discovering his pancreatic cancer, he was given 6 months to live. Just six months: that estimation proved to be fairly off the mark, as Danny received that news five years before he eventually passed, in November 2020. He was a titan of strength.

Danny Vash was an incredible fighter, and you can hear that best through the outlet of emotional expression that musicians all share, that of course being his music. “Hard Life” in particular tells you all you need to know in the title – he was never without struggles, but he was always a champ when he took them on, even his last struggle ever. He will be sorely missed, and has left behind a lasting rock legacy.

Burning The Day is a thrash/metal/heavy metal band from Toronto, Ontario, Canada. The band formed in 2004 by three friends whose bands had just ended, leaving Matt Metcalfe (drums), Braden Hoey (guitars), and Chris Gillespie (vocals) wanting to create a metal band, which became Burning The Day. Soon after the writing began, Dan Rodbard joined on bass from the small town of Alliston, Ontario. A year later Dan was to be replaced by Mike Cohen, a bass player and friend from the T.O metal scene. Over the next 5 years, the band released 3 albums; In Fall She Sleeps (2006), Dawn Of Thorns (2008), and Blacklisted (2009). BTD toured Canada and the U.S extensively, which helped them grow a dedicated fan base, especially in T.O where they have sold out many venues.

Next to join the BTD family was Steve Mitchell on drums to replace Matt who is now BTD’s 2nd Guitarist. This change was a plan for a while, to find the best drummer in the country and to have a 2nd guitar to fill out the sound which it did. The band then locked down on the business of hard work landing many major support gigs. The band has opened up for major acts including: Soilwork, Bring Me The Horizon, The Black Dhalia Murder, Throwdown, Ion Dissonance, Beneath The Massacre, Bury Your Dead, 3 Inches of Blood, Goatwhore, Threat Signal, Nights Like These and Ringworm.

In 2010 three of BTD’s members decided to call it quits leaving Matt (guitar), and Steve (drums) wondering what to do. They decided to find new players to help BTD stay alive. In late 2011, after a few auditions the band was back with new members Maxim Shelkov (guitars) from a Richmond Hill based metal band called BRANE, Dimitri Skribans (bass) from a T.O based metal band called 7th Cell and Cesar Silva (vocals) from a Brampton based metal band called Your Last Sunrise.

All three of them were friends of BTD from the metal scene in T.O and it is amazing to see BTD back with the talent, comradery, and sound it once had. Matt Metcalfe has written 90% of BTD’s music, which is good he didn’t quit the band so they could keep their original sound.

In 2011 BTD dropped their 3rd and by far the hardest and most definitive sounding album for the original line up called “Black Listed”. This album continues to do incredible business for the band and constantly generates license business ona global basis. The album was well received by both fans and even its hardest critics, with all hailing this as the band’s best by far.

BTD is a band that will never stop trying to achieve their goals and dreams, write and record metal music, and play shows wherever, and whenever they can. In October 2012 the band won the 2012 Canadian Indie Week competition and took out the band of the year title. 300 bands across Canada competed in Toronto through live performance for one week, judged by top industry professionals. Burning the Day won an all-expenses paid trip to Ireland where they have been invited to perform in various showcases for Indie Week Ireland in April 2013. The boys will then be heading to the UK, Europe and Germany to tour.

Hot on the trail of their win in 2012, BTD teamed with Self Made Touring in the UK and Blue Pie Records to get the band on the road and constantly touring Europe from June 2013 onwards. Everywhere the band plays the shows get bigger and bigger. Festivals and major concerts are now the bands total focus.

In November 2012 BTD dropped a new EP with what is widely regarded as their most commercial sound so far with the release of the EP titled “Buried Beneath”. The EP introduces the new melodic direction of the band as well as the brilliance and vocal powers of Cesar Silva on lead vocals. The bands sheer brilliant musicianship on all levels clearly demonstrates their virtuoso skills across all instruments, and a sound that can now be defined as one of the best metal bands to emerge from Canada in the past decade.

With a swag of new material under wraps the band will be in the studio from February 2013 to record their fourth album. The album is scheduled for release in June 2013 on the back of an extended European tour, thanks in part to the win at Indie Band Week and also to the touring support from Self Made Touring.

BTD would like to thank all the fans that have stuck around since the beginning and through the struggles, and welcome any new fans with open arms to come join them in the pit to help them keep doing what they do.

Alexx Calise is an American singer/songwriter who blends the sound of hard rock, electronica and urban based pop with soaring gritty guitar, angst-ridden lyrics and an instantly identifiable vocal that is hauntingly beautiful and yet becomingly raw all at once. Living with the maxim Throw your words at me, I’ll have my way with them, these words sum up Alexx Calise best; punchy, biting words from a young sharp tongued up and comer set to bring her brand of genre bending rock to the world’s attention.

Growing up in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, Alexx learnt to play the guitar at the age of eleven. Already an avid writer at the age of fourteen, she followed in her father’s footsteps and decided to pursue the career of a professional musician. She spent most of her childhood with her head buried in a notebook filled with heart felt lyrics and thoughts that showed maturity well beyond her years. Finding comfort in her parent’s vast record collection filled with the diversity of Mozart to Led Zepplin, Alexx developed a sound musical appreciation and began to emulate her father, her foremost musical idol and showed a unique ability to fuse melodies she could hear in her head with her own poetry and recitations.

Now calling California home, Alexx is continuing on her road to make her dreams come true with her songs appearing in several popular television shows including Lifetime’s ‘Dance Moms’, VH1’s “Audrina”, MTVs ‘Next’, the CW’s “One Tree Hill” and in the upcoming feature film “LA, I hate you” starring Malcolm McDowell and Will Forsythe. Her music also features in several national television commercials and ad campaigns from the likes of Almay, Cherry7Up and Cover Girl.

Calise has also featured in Blender magazine, Guitar Player and Guitar World magazine and most notably collaborated with Vivian Clement for the nationally distributed how to book “How to succeed as a female musician” alongside prominent names in the industry like Lisa Loeb and The Donnas. Clearly a sign of good things to come regarding her rise to fame was her feature on Boston’s #1 Hit Station Kiss 108 as a “hot up-and-coming indie artist”.

Currently, Alexx is promoting the release of her second album ‘ In Avanti’ which has been described as a high-energy “rocktronica” collaboration with Grammy award winning producer Luigie Gonzalez. She is also doing cross promotions for her side music project “Sound of Cancer” with accomplished drummer and fellow songwriter Dennis Morehouse both demonstrating their uncanny capability to blend and incorporating hauntingly beautiful melodies with spooky sounds dysphonic distortions and elaborate choral harmonies.