The Happy Analogues
The Happy Analogues band
2
songs
20
plays
Crazy Girl For You Crazy Girl For You
Beatutiful Pain Beatutiful Pain
Band/artist history
The Happy Analogues is a Jersey City-based rock group that has generated quite a buzz in the underground rock scene with the release of their two-sided single -Minimum Memory Required.
The two tracks in the release - Beautiful Pain and Crazy Girl For You garnered amazing reviews and has indeed put them in a path toward recognition and success. That path had indeed led them to a milestone - Beautiful Pain was selected to be a part of a Filipino-American produced compilation album that was released for the benefit the victims of the Leyte landslide last February 2006 in the Philippines. The album, Leyte: The Benefit CD, is available worldwide and is currently enjoying massive airplay in the Philippines.
In a couple of months after the Leyte selection, the band found themselves in yet another milestone - Rock in the Box.
Rock in the Box is another Fil-Am produced compilation album that features 14 of the best Fil-Am bands in the US, including The Happy Analogues. the band wrote and recorded a special song for this album, Alaala - A Filipino number that bitterly describes the breakup experience. Rock in the box is due for an August 12, 2006 release.
The band was formed in the summer of 2005 and consists of the following personnel:
Paul Zurita - Vocals/Guitars
Roni Lao - Vocals/Bass
Ted Reyes - Vocals/Guitars and Keyboards
Jonze - Vocals/Drums/Percussions
With three projects done, the Analogues are now in the studio recording a full-length debut scheduled for a fall releaseHave you performed in front of an audience?Yes. We've played in various NY/NJ venues and MD and DC on some occasions. One special moment is the launching of the Rock In The Box CD at Cutting Room NY which establishes great talents of multiple Fil-AM artists.
Your musical influences
The BeatlesWhat equipment do you use?
Rickenbacker 330, 4001 and 360
Jersey City, NJ
USA
ID
603178
Contact
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