The Ceiling Fan
Catchy, melodic singer-songwriter tunes touched with haunting harmonies and delicately crafted lyrics that stay with you long past listening.
25
songs
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Goodbyes
Goodbyes
Enjoy this Acoustic Rock track.
"Goodbyes" by The Ceiling Fan is an Acoustic Rock production available on SoundClick. The sound is shaped by piano, giving the song its signature feel. The track creates a listening experience that feels melodic. It has charted at #24 on the SoundClick Acoustic Rock chart. If you enjoy artists like Poprock, The Ceiling Fan is worth exploring on SoundClick.
The Bottom Line
The Bottom Line
An Acoustic Piano track by The Ceiling Fan.
"The Bottom Line" by The Ceiling Fan is an Acoustic Piano production available on SoundClick. The sound is shaped by piano, giving the song its signature feel. The track creates a listening experience that feels melodic. It has charted at #17 on the SoundClick Acoustic Piano chart. If Poprock is in your rotation, "The Bottom Line" belongs there too — find it on SoundClick.
Your Song
Your Song
Discover this Acoustic track.
SoundClick artist The Ceiling Fan presents "Your Song", a remarkable release in the Acoustic genre. Featuring piano, the production has a distinctive and cohesive sound. With a tone that is melodic, this track connects on an emotional level. If you enjoy artists like Poprock, The Ceiling Fan is worth exploring on SoundClick.
Sacred Street
Sacred Street
Track inspired by Poprock.
"Sacred Street" by The Ceiling Fan is an Acoustic production available on SoundClick. The sound is shaped by piano, giving the song its signature feel. The track creates a listening experience that feels melodic. If you enjoy artists like Poprock, The Ceiling Fan is worth exploring on SoundClick.
Travellin' Down
Travellin' Down
Enjoy this Acoustic Guitar track.
"Travellin' Down" by The Ceiling Fan is an Acoustic Guitar production available on SoundClick. The sound is shaped by piano, giving the song its signature feel. The track creates a listening experience that feels melodic. Listeners who follow Poprock will feel right at home with this The Ceiling Fan release on SoundClick.
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The Ceiling Fan brings a lot to the table with Mike Arone and his lyrical piano style, along with Scott Sweeney and his melodic guitar methods. Both guys take inspiration from songwriting greats like Simon & Garfunkel and the Beatles, but also rock out to The Who, The Allman Brothers Band, and countless others. Scott’s six-string creativity comes from many moves, ranging from Miami to DC and the spaces in between, along with several school and lifestyle changes. After a couple of bands, solo seemed to be Scott’s indefinite direction, until meeting up with Mike, equipped with a passionate approach to lyricism and a gift for harmony. Mike’s been playing piano for ten years and has dabbled in a couple of bands until concentrating on The Ceiling Fan. He has a love for jazz, and not-so-much a love for “bad lines” in songs. Together, these guys craft hooky, distinctive songs with a unique blend of sound and soul that ultimately is The Ceiling Fan.
Band/artist history
1. Scott and Mike found Music
2. Scott and Mike were solo
3. Scott and Mike found each other as songwriters
4. THE CEILING FAN!
Have you performed in front of an audience?
We're a new band so we haven't played anywhere live yet. Once out of school we'll be playing live as often as we can, anywhere we can.
Your musical influences
Simon and Garfunkel, Bob Dylan, John Mayer, Stevie Ray(our idol), Santana, Bonnie Raitt, BB King, Three Doors Down, Matchbox Twenty, Five for Fighting, Stevie Wonder, The Allman Bros. Band, Joni Mitchell, The Goo Goo Dolls, Paul Simon, Los Lonely Boys, The Beatles, anybody that rocks
What equipment do you use?
"Ok. We dont play techno, but I can rock out the techno on the beast that is my keyboard. Its like a freakin computer." the Mike
Anything else?
Thank you to Jesus, our homeboy, thanks to our mommies for having us, thank you to the Gods of Rock for letting life be so kickass, and thank you to music. Oh yeah, also thanks to the people who have invented instruments.
Indian Trail, NC
USA
ID
321971
Contact
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Comments (6)
hey mike hope you read this sometime soon. my email is bblankem@email.unc.edu, so just hit me up when you have some info about recording so I can adjust my work schedule around it. also if you have any ideas for the bass parts on the songs just tell me. Im gonna try to work on some riffs and what not for the songs on the site, so itll be easier to write when we get together in December. Talk to you soon. Peace.
hey guys... keep up the great work. scott, i saw you put me under people you admire. definitely means a lot to me since you're a better guitarist and lyricist than i am already. and you're like what... 6 or more years younger? :) anyways, i love the songs guys, especially "the man"... but all of them are great to listen to.
i wish you the best of luck in the future and if we never write a song together, may god strike us down and then kick us while we're down. and then spit on us. while we're down. okay i'm done.
:-D
i do enjoy the music, indeed. keep it up, and dont give up. because then, you would be wussies. and rock has no place for you anyway. got it? good. :)
Hey, guys!
I found you quite by accident, and boy am I glad I did! I LOVE your music! Interesting lyrics, strong and clear vocals...I have been enjoying your songs all night! Your somewhat eclectic stylings made it difficult to choose a favorite because they were all so unique. Oh, but how I did like "The Man."
Peace & blessings,
Freda
Hey scott i just wanted to know when youre gonna post the whole songs with bass and drums included and also when were gonna play again. Jus call me at 806 0594. Thanks man, all the clips sound good.
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