Shane and Blane
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Good Girls Are Bad Girls That Never Got Caught
its about being who you are. we all know that everyone has fun. But for the most part, girls usually keep themselves bottled up from the world of a bad girl image. Wolf in a sheeps clothing ha!!! But we all know that your cool and fun....
can I still call it leaving
A few things generally come to mind when one thinks of Louisiana: food, fun and music.
Shane and Blane Gaspard fully encompass the last two.
The twins grew up in Marksville, but have been pounding the Music City pavement for the past three years.
Their producer, Greg Archilla, is a big name in the music biz, having worked with pop acts Matchbox 20, Edwin McCain and Collective Soul.
Archilla described the duo as "heavy metal boys gone bad."
Gone country, actually.
"The first time I heard the Alan Jackson song 'Here in the Real World,' I stopped in my tracks," Blane said in a press release. "I knew I had to pursue country music."
But the boys retain the rock-n-roll attitude.
They recently cut three singles in a Nashville recording studio, and soon they'll begin record label shopping.
Right now, the only song available for radio play is a rip-roaring, good-timing song the twins wrote themselves. The other two songs were written by outside writers and won't be available for airplay until the act, simply called Shane and Blane, signs to a record label.
Archilla said he and the duo will hit all the major labels in town (Nashville), including Sony, Curb, Universal, RCA, Warner Bros., Mercury and Lyricstreet.
And, in the cookie-cutter land of country music, Archilla believes the duo's attitude will set the apart.
"The music definitely resembles the attitude of the act," he said. "That's what's unique about them -- the attitude they bring to the table."
Archilla said current country stars like Gretchen Wilson and Big and Rich have opened the door to the kind of attitude Shane and Blane possess.
Wilson's first hit, "Redneck Woman" paid homage to Bocephus, Tanya Tucker and Charlie Daniels, and her current single, "All Jacked Up," puts the whiskey back in country music. Big and Rich made waves with their first hit, "Save a Horse, Ride a Cowboy."
And Shane and Blane's themes and lyrics are right in line.
Locally, country radio stations 100.3 KRRV in Alexandria and 97.7 KAPB in Marksville have put the duo's first single into rotation. The song, "Good Girls Are Bad Girls that Never Got Caught," is a fast-paced good ol' boy anthem about what's most important to Shane and Blane: girls.
"The girls. The girls. The girls," they alternately repeated during a telephone conference call.
"We definitely expose our personality" in our music, Blane said. "Our material is who we are."
Shane agreed, saying, "I think that's what will bring us success."
And Blane followed with "We're authentic."
That's the way much of the interview went. Shane doing most of the talking, and Blane sneaking in his two cents whenever he could.
But on stage and in the recording studio, the brothers do everything in unison.
"Pretty much throughout our lives we sang harmony throughout the songs," Shane said. But he admitted to going through a stage where he and his brother tried to change their persona and stopped harmonizing in the way that came natural to them.
That stage is behind them now, and the brothers are back to their old ways, which includes singing as a true duo. Not just harmonizing for chorus or the bridge. Not and alternating verses. They sing together for the entirety of the song.
If their attitude doesn't set them apart, the harmonizing just might.
And that's all they really want. A way in.
It's been a long, difficult road for the brothers, but to them it's worth it.
"I don't get to spend much time in Louisiana, you have to sacrifice a lot," Blane said.
"My ultimate goal is to be a superstar."
Jodi Belgard- The Town TalkHave you performed in front of an audience?We do play live.Just about anywhere We can get a gig. We Absolutely luv it.Every moment is a special moment for us...Now there are those times...But you will have to ask us personaly...
Your musical influences
As of now our musical influences are; Gretchen Wilson,Brooks and Dunn,Toby keith,Big and Rich,Cowboy Troy,Tim Mcgraw,BonJovi,Guns and Roses,Faith Hill,Etc....Just to name a fewWhat equipment do you use?
Just about anythingAnything else?
Like to thank our fans again..Wherever you may be and to thank the Troops over seas For the courage the have to keep this beautiful land Free!!!!!!!!!!READ MORE
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Comments (442)
Will you please check out my new demo on soundclick? Thanks a million.
LeeAndrew Bray
Hi Shane and Blane,
I just found your song Good Girls Are Bad Girls That Never Got Caught on the Country General charts one notch above my Johnny Cash tribute He Was the Man in Black. Keep up the good work, guys! You have potential.
It is nice to see some Louisiana boys doing well for themselves. I live a long way from there now, but I was born in New Orleans myself. Have a wonderful day!
Stan Anderson
Great jobs guys coming back to listen tio more soon
Love that song " Good Girls" Great line dance tune for the honky tonks. Enyoyed the stay will be back
That's Great " Good girls" shades of Brooks and Dunn. Great job guys.
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