Local band signs distribution deal with European label
Dave Mathieson webcomments@ngnews.ca & EngagetheThreat.ca
Published on March 31, 2017
Engage the Threat is currently recording their debut album at the Groove Factory in Amherst. The band is, (from left) Louis Sippley, Ernie Landry, Daamon Ross and Andre Bourgeios. Their debut album, Efficacy of Chaos, will be released in May of 2017, followed by concerts in Ontario, Quebec and the Maritimes throughout the summer.
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AMHERST – If you like the crooning, romantic melodies of Michael Bublé, then the sounds produced by Engage the Threat could prove fatal.
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“It’s pretty aggressive music. There’s a lot of yelling and screaming, but you can still understand what I’m saying.” said Daamon Ross. “There’s melody and whatnot but it’s not Michael Bublé.”
The band features Ross on vocals and guitar; Amherst’s Ernie Landry on bass; Louis Sippley on guitar; and Andre Bourgeois on drums. Ross, Sippley and Bourgeois live in the Moncton area.
The need to record an album grew out of their live concerts, which were seen on Youtube by Hans Mondial Music, a music label based out of France.
It was their live concerts posted on Youtube that caught the attention of the distributor, which led to signing a distribution deal contract before they had even made an album.
Submitted Photo
“We’ve become known for our live shows. They’re energetic and upbeat,” added Landry.
Their debut album will have 10 to 12 original songs.
Three members of Engage the Threat, take a break from recording at the Groove Factory in Amherst. They are: (from left) Daamon Ross, Andre Bourgeois and Ernie Landry.
Dave Mathieson – TC Media
http://www.cumberlandnewsnow.com/ne...ns-distribution-deal-with-european-label.html
Dave Mathieson webcomments@ngnews.ca & EngagetheThreat.ca
Published on March 31, 2017
Engage the Threat is currently recording their debut album at the Groove Factory in Amherst. The band is, (from left) Louis Sippley, Ernie Landry, Daamon Ross and Andre Bourgeios. Their debut album, Efficacy of Chaos, will be released in May of 2017, followed by concerts in Ontario, Quebec and the Maritimes throughout the summer.
©Submitted Photo
AMHERST – If you like the crooning, romantic melodies of Michael Bublé, then the sounds produced by Engage the Threat could prove fatal.
Advertisement
“It’s pretty aggressive music. There’s a lot of yelling and screaming, but you can still understand what I’m saying.” said Daamon Ross. “There’s melody and whatnot but it’s not Michael Bublé.”
The band features Ross on vocals and guitar; Amherst’s Ernie Landry on bass; Louis Sippley on guitar; and Andre Bourgeois on drums. Ross, Sippley and Bourgeois live in the Moncton area.
The need to record an album grew out of their live concerts, which were seen on Youtube by Hans Mondial Music, a music label based out of France.
It was their live concerts posted on Youtube that caught the attention of the distributor, which led to signing a distribution deal contract before they had even made an album.
Submitted Photo
“We’ve become known for our live shows. They’re energetic and upbeat,” added Landry.
Their debut album will have 10 to 12 original songs.
Three members of Engage the Threat, take a break from recording at the Groove Factory in Amherst. They are: (from left) Daamon Ross, Andre Bourgeois and Ernie Landry.
Dave Mathieson – TC Media
http://www.cumberlandnewsnow.com/ne...ns-distribution-deal-with-european-label.html
