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Congrats to Synthia for having the Mixposure.com song of the week! This tune has some bite to it!

We are SYNTHIA a brand new Metal band with heavy driven guitars topped by some tight bass lines with a splash of Female Opera/Melodic style vocals.

Vocalist: Allison Stanton (aka) Allistar

Guitars: Gary Hart (aka) Rocker

Bass: Rach Espinosa

Congrats to Zeus the Temple for being the Mixposure.com Artist of the month. 

To Sir With Love was originally released in 1967 and was sung by British superstar sensation Lulu

To Sir With Love is the theme song of the 1967 movie of the same name starring screen legend Sidney Poitier

To Sir With Love has been recorded by The ReWlettes as a cover version in August 2019

To Sir With Love was released by Baltimore's Manta Ray Records on May 22, 2020

To Sir With Love by The ReWlettes is considered a modern pop rock interpretation with a Punktry edginess which draws the listener in, and, by the time the song ends, you fall in love with, The ReWlettes!

Based out of New York City, The ReWlettes consist of a blockbuster all female cast of characters!

The ReWlettes entertain through their musical talents, live performance persona, original songs, cover songs and a penchant for bringing meaningful good times to all that listen.

Personnel:

Living Music Legend - ReW StaRR - Lead vocals and Guitar

NYC Music Impresario and Promoter - Anne Husick - Bass Guitar

Critically Acclaimed Mistress of The Ivories - Maya Lo - Keyboards and vocals

Empress of the Back Beat  - Tami Johnson - Drums and Percussion

For more info about The ReWlettes please visit: The ReWlettes on Facebook (link opens in new browser window)

℗ 2020 Manta Ray Records https://mantarayrecords.weebly.com/ (link opens in new browser window)

Released on: 2020-05-22

Producer: Ingvar Jacobson

"To Sir with Love" is the theme from James Clavell's 1967 film To Sir, with Love. The song was performed by Lulu, and written by Don Black and Mark London (husband of Lulu's longtime manager Marion Massey). Mickie Most produced the record, with Mike Leander arranging and conducting. The song reached No. 1 in the United States record charts, and it became the bestselling song of 1967 in the US.

Currently, as of May 2020 The ReWlettes video for To Sir with Love is in production and is being produced by award winning film maker, Christopher Martini Christopher Martini IMDB

Another throwback Thursday.  Here we are at the Brass Monkey on September 10, 2016 performing "The Disciple Principle".  Thanks to Peter Marklew for the footage!

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Our new single, LET’S PARTY TONIGHT is finally available on all major online streaming platforms.  Here is the link to it on Apple.  Enjoy and hope it makes your day!”

: https://music.apple.com/ca/album/lets-party-tonight-single/1506867559

Congratulations to Carol Sue for being the Mixposure.com Artist of the Month. Carol Sue is a long time member and one of the biggest supporters of Indie Music I have ever seen. 

Thanks for all of your reviews and being a part of Mixposure Carol Sue .

We are being featured on the Lithoscry "Get Real" Podcast in advance of Easter. They are playing our song "Break of Day" as well as a phone interview they did with Robert Wagenbrenner and myself. Here are the links:

Podbean:
https://lithoscry.podbean.com/e/72-mystery-of-resurrection/

Here is an interview from yesterday with ITNS Radio with Sam Watkins...Thanks ITNS!! https://www.blogtalkradio.com/itnsradio/2020/03/30/ger-madden-of-scarecrowz-joins-us-on-itns-radio?fbclid=IwAR3Vcm3tfV7eO0a_9EbLLqcsVgWLlw_FGQNg7NssRvf9rI9NA4Rc0u5OKA4

I hope that you, your family and loved ones are well and adjusting to the changes that have taken place over the past few weeks as a result of the spread of Covid-19.  The effects on live entertainment and music will be shocking. Where can you look for information to help live bands and entertainers find out what they can do to help themselves now? Here is an article that covers various aspects of how to overcome the set backs of Covid-19