Becca’s U.S. Debut CD
Monday, October 26th, 2009
BECCA’S U.S. DEBUT CD ALIVE!! TO DROP ON JANUARY 5TH
ON SIN (SONYMUSIC INDEPENDENT NETWORK)
KICKIN & SCREAMIN EP OUT NOW
2010 TOUR DATES TO BE ANNOUNCED SOON
“the stage presence of Joan Jett and Suzy Quattro all rolled into one 20 year old young woman with a bit of a chip on her shoulder and a edge that we’ve not
seen since those two artists hit rock in the late 70s”
– Young Poor And Angry Press, September 2009
Hailing from Portland, OR and now based out of Los Angeles Becca has already made a mark on the international music charts and she is gearing up to do the same in the U.S. as she gears up for the release for her U.S. debut CD ALIVE!! co-written and produced by singer-songwriter Meredith Brooks who had hits herself with such songs as “Bitch” and “What Would Happen.” Becca’s ALIVE!! to drop on January 5 at all digital outlets and Amazon Disc On Demand via SIN – SonyMusic Independent Network.
Equally adept at belting out full-throttle, female empowering rockers as she is crooning big arena-sized power ballads Becca carves a melodic blast on songs like “I’m ALIVE!,” her vow to live life to the fullest in the wake of the premature death of a friend, and “Turn Up the Stereo,” a cautionary tale to her peers about the dead-end offered by non-stop partying as well as songs examining personal relationships, such as “Turn to Stone,” “Lose You Now” and “Perfect Me,” the expressions of an artist who is wise beyond her years. Sugary enough to give you a tooth ache until she throws you a sucker punch to the gut!
Look for US tour dates to be announced soon.
ALIVE!! Track listing:
- I’m ALIVE!
- TURN TO STONE
- SHIBUYA
- Turn Up The Stereo
- Guilty Pleasure
- Kickin’ & Screamin’
- Lose You Now
- EMPTY
- Without You
- Make You Mad
- Perfect Me
- Falling Down
- I DROVE ALL NIGHT
Check out www.BeccaOfficial.com or
www.myspace.com/beccachanofficial
Follow her at twitter.com/BeccaUSA
Where the heck were these guys when I lived in Portland? Not around I guess. I wish I would have would have been in town though. They sound like a hella good band. Folksy and punky with songs of sailing the seas and the drinking of beer. They swagger like Swingin’ Utters and The Pogues and rock out with less melodrama than most of the rain-addled cock-n-roll of many Portland bands. Cloudy Skies contains 12.5 tracks of the aforementioned variety of rock and it does not dissapoint. If you like the drinking and the singalongs and music that may make you want to steal a boat, then this one is for you. There’s more to it of course, but the jist of it is good time rock and roll. Enjoy!