Fake Your Own Death
Bellevue
Performed By
Bellevue
Album UPC
876183001093
CD Baby Track ID
5210243
Label
Music Maul Industries
Released
2008-01-01
BPM
87
Rated
0
ISRC
cahi50800016
Year
2008
Spotify Plays
25
Writers
Writer
Brent Aaron Hough
Pub Co
Brent Aaron Hough
Composer
Brent Aaron Hough
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Rights Controlled
Master and Publishing Grant
Rights
One-Stop: Master + 100% Pub Grant
Original/Cover/Public Domain
original
Country
CANADA - Ontario
Description
...full of deceptively simple guitar hookery. ...just plain fun. So fun, in fact, that it's enough to make a non-dancer get up and shake his ass. -Chart Magazine
Notes
Bellevue was born in the summer of 2003 when Brent Hough (lead vocals, guitar) took his ever-growing collection of home recordings from Kingston to Toronto in the hopes of finding like-minded musicians. Ever since, Bellevue has been in a constant state of change, eventually arriving at its current and comparatively stable incarnation of drummer Jordan Bruce, and the longest serving member, bassist Dan Snyder. While Bellevue’s influences are diverse, the band’s sound is a focused one – song-oriented and guitar driven with a distinct pop quality. Bellevue’s debut record Lost In Space was released independently in early 2007 via the Music Maul Industries collective. An album of catchy rock tunes, it is juxtaposed by Brent’s distinct baritone vocal style. Despite a busy schedule of shows in the months following its release, Bellevue found the time to begin work on their follow-up record. While Brent Hough remained the principal songwriter, the new songs were assembled with a more collaborative spirit, and recorded the same way. The majority of the work for The Road to Recovery was completed during a 3-day marathon recording session in a cottage on the north shore of Lake Huron on Canada Day weekend, 2007. While the core elements of the band’s sound remained intact, the record captures the band in a new mind-set, exploring new textures and song structures. Recorded by the band, it was mixed by Alphonse Lanza at Parkdale Is Gay Studios and mastered by Noah Mintz at the renowned Lacquer Channel Mastering Studios. Bellevue looks forward to hitting the road in the spring and summer of 2008 in support of The Road to Recovery’s release.
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