OURS – BRING IT ON – YouTube<\/a>.<\/p>\nDubbed ” the greatest singer in rock music today” on the sub-Reddit group “singing,” Gnecco spares no note in his desire to take the listener to a place of self contemplation, via a cacophony of sound and multi-octave range. “The music is a reflection of the audience,” says the mastermind behind it. “It’s all connected.”<\/p>\n
The OURS story includes such highlights and accomplishments as signing with Dreamworks Records (after a very competitive bidding war), and then later signing with Rick Rubin and American\/Columbia Records. The band has also worked with producers Steve Lilliwhite, Rick Rubin, and Ethan Johns on past records, and collaborated with Brian May of Queen for the \u2018Spider-Man 2\u2019 soundtrack. OURS also has had songs licensed to NCIS, CSI, and used in the movie \u2018Zero Dark Thirty,\u2019 has collaborated\/sang with The Disco Killerz and Morgan Page for the EDM hit \u2018Stellar,\u2019 plus opening tour slots with Lana Del Rey, A-Ha, and the Cult.<\/span><\/p>\nEach song on this new album has a different vibe but an over-arching feel that sews them together, like a film. \u201cI feel as though we have a good balance of stadium anthems, songs that make you think, and those that you can sing along to,\u201d Gnecco ponders.<\/span><\/p>\nAre You Listening’ is brash and breathy right out of the gate, with Gnecco\u2019s signature belt and swagger. The jangly guitar of ‘See The Light’ invokes Rival Sons mixed with Soundgarden<\/strong> for good measure. \u2018Lose Control\u2019 will convert Muse fans into OURS fans, while \u2018Echo\u2019 \u2026. well,\u00a0echoes<\/em> Prince in the most respectful way. If you\u2019re a fan of U2, Coldplay, Florence & The Machine, D\u00e9p\u00eache Mode or\u00a0Bela Lugosi, you will get OURS. You\u2019ll just understand.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\nWhat can fans expect from the upcoming OURS tour? \u201cThe band is on fire. The uplifting feeling that we are getting between each other while playing the songs feels incredibly contagious.\u201d<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\nOURS are Jimmy Gnecco<\/em> – singer\/songwriter\/producer\/engineer\/mixer, <\/span>April Bauer<\/em> – keys, Chris Iasiello<\/em> – drums, Mikey Iasiello<\/em> – guitar,
Carmelo Risquet<\/em> –\u00a0bass<\/span><\/p>\n**Coming up this week via Border City Rock Talk; interviews with Dee Snider, Maiah Wynne, Andy Curran, Bumblefoot and a few more. Keep your eyes peeled and please share, subscribe, and tweet where applicable. **<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n
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