A peek of us again

So Laundry celebrated its first anniversary with a huge she-bang, full of festival atmosphere, tons of bands rocked out a night that started and ended with a massive percussion jam session that saw the audience jump up and dance with their hands in the air... This is the magic of music... :)

We did the perenniel favourite, 'Breakfast at 6pm', sadly the person who inspired the song arrived late and missed his chance to watch for the first time the song performed live

'Thank You' used to end our sets but we had to make way for the debut of our newest tune 'Music, Yeah!', we were anxious to find out if our new 'sound' resonated with our old fans, and it did...

In no particular order we heard comments like "I like ALL your stuff", "The new song was great, but Breakfast will always be my favourite", "I DIG your new song!"... All in all, twas good... :)

And so, pictures follow....

Nicole and Jimmy doing their thing


Faz all calm and collected


Ywenna and Kevin playing up a storm, check out the intensity of their expressions


And now, to thank the person who provided us with the pictures... Albert, too bad he was not a "VIP" and couldn't get too close to take even better shots... :)

A space between notes

4 months.

It seems like a really long time since we have taken to the stage as a unit sometimes known as the band, Rhapsody. :)

Conflicting schedules have been the worst of our headaches.
Nicole has a day job, and Ywenna has a night one (don't go there...;p)

We managed however to finish writing one new song yesterday, and its called "Music, yeah!", we've missed this creative process, and when you hit a sweet groove it just reminds us again how much we love doing this.

And because we're so excited about this new song, you're going to get the chance to hear us perform it for the first time ever next week, at Laundry's first anniversary gig...

Date: Thursday, 19th April 2007
Venue: Laundry Bar, The Curve
Time: 9.30pm

And so as we plod on slowly towards our EP ambitions, be assured that we're tinkering with the instruments of love to produce the sublime notes of ecstasy, in hopes of doing what we were born to do: make music.

Remember.

Love good music, love good food. :)