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» member profile:
orangeisthenewiloveyou
» genre:
Acoustic >
Acoustic General
» location:
Pete Rude
» label: Lunch in the Park Productions
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Sleeves on Sunburns
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Dear Winter (Acoustic Demo)
Pizza Girl cover
Fireworks Are Bigger Than Stars (Unfinished Demo)
Maps cover
Belief (or, I'm Glad to be Biting My Lip Again) de
Let's All Become Swallows
Little Red
Are You Ida Maria_
I'll Make a Man Out of You cover
Somebody
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Sleeves on Sunburns is just me, Orange is the New "I Love You," on whatever instruments i can get a hold of and play. my band is about adventures.
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Why this name?
A couple years ago, I was chilling on a beach in southern California with insufficient amounts of sunscreen. Needless to say, wearing shirts was not the most comfortable thing after that.
Do you play live?
i've never really had any live shows, except playing the guitar and singing alongside my brother and sister at church once. it was very enjoyable.
Would you sign a record contract with a major label?
i'm currently signed to Lunch in the Park Productions, and it's pretty awesome. we may not be a "major" label, but it's lots of fun.
Band History:
the first band i was in, Denny Coleman, kind of didn't really go anywhere at first, and then i was in another band called Featuring the Audience, but that ended, and i started my own band.
i'm also in the band Rebel the Fox
i'm also in the band Rebel the Fox
Your influences?
Elliott Smith, The Rocket Summer, and Sufjan Stevens may very well be my biggest influences. also Frightened Rabbit and Bright Eyes.
Equipment used:
my dad's acoustic guitar, our low-quality keyboard, maybe a harmonica, maybe a dulcimer.