Watsonville Patio

Review

"Ambient groove-pop at it's finest..Sparkling melodies cast an aural spell.. hypnotic bass lines" -- Hits Magazine, 1996

Product Description

1996 Haunting Debut from WP. Lo-fi indie-pop at it's finest. Songs "lavender" and "kiss the boy goodbye" were placed in the indie-flick, "Mohave Moon" starring Angelina Jolie.

About the Artist

"Upstaging the headline act. The lead singer is a mesmerizing presence the night's most pleasant surprise." --Los Angeles Times
Thanks to three years of constant touring, Watsonville Patio are steadily winning over audiences nationwide with its soaring brand of ambient groove-pop. Since forming almost four years ago, the Los Angeles-based quartet has recorded, produced, and financed three CDs: their self-titled debut (1996), Hotel Roselynn (1998), and the soon-to-be-released Population 02. Their debt and sophomore CDs have scanned over 3,000 units in the Western region alone, with sales at shows more than doubling that impressive total.
The band is a favorite of listeners at college radio, placing them on CMJ's music charts. In addition, two of Watsonville Patio's dreamy pop songs have appeared in the feature film Mohave Moon starring Angelina Jolie and Danny Aiello.
As the Iowa State Daily noted, "Perhaps one of the best compliments to Watsonville Patio is that it is difficult to accurately compare its sound to other bands. Listeners definitely hear hits of R.E.M. melodies as well as the pop sensibility of Liz Phair. But members of Watsonville Patio attack their music with an energy that makes it distinctly their own."
Sudden changes of plans, hastily set-up shows, and the wear-and-tear of the road don't phase Watsonville Patio, who all but define the term "a band in a van". They take their strength from the full drop-force dynamism, the pop sensibilities, and folk-flavored melodiousness fans all over the country have discovered., ISBN13: B00000K2MB ISBN10: B00000K2MB Material Type: audioCD