Kyra Schenck: acoustic guitar, lead vocals
Jovan Mann: electric guitar, vocals
Alex Denney: bass, vocals
Cory Metrick: drums
A cool blend of impassioned vocals by Kyra and billowing rock guitar licks and a southern/rock beat make this a repeatedly listened to EP that doesn't get cycled off my iPod. Defiantly another Jersey band to watch, plant these seeds in your ears they are going to bloom big! Go ahead download these four songs from their EP 'This One's On Us' My favorite song is 'Sweet Escape' so good. Follow them on Twitter and stay up to date.
Sunflower and the Seeds - Apocalypse.mp3
Sunflower and the Seeds - Rain Or Shine.mp3
Sunflower and the Seeds - Sweet Escape.mp3
Sunflower and the Seeds is a 6-piece folk/rock jam band from
north New Jersey that started out as Kyra "Sunflower" Schenck's
acoustic act. Shortly, after appearing on the New Jersey open-mic scene in
2007, Kyra joined a local jam band where she met blues-based lead guitarist
Teddy Owen and drummer Joe Huster.
The three of them became friends instantly, and after the
project's demise, she began to realize her true passion and vision: to spread
positive vibes and thoughts through music and lyrics. Upon her decision to
front her own band, it seemed only natural to include both Joe and Teddy. Boyfriend
and bassist Alex Denney and experienced keyboardist (and father) Bo Schenck
finalized the band line-up to help bring this vision to reality.
Soon after the band started to play live, drummer Joe
Huster, suggested to the rest of the group that long-time friend and guitarist
Jovan Mann should join the group. Reluctant to include another guitarist in the
band, they decided to give Jovan a chance and let him sit-in for a show.
Impressed with Jovan's guitar playing, musical sensibility, and personality it
was decided that he was a good fit within the band and was included to round
out the final line-up for Sunflower and the Seeds.
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