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NOVA SONIC SINGLE "ON TOP OF THE WORLD" FEATURED IN WINTER X GAMES

On Top of the World, a single from CHERRY S/T's new CD, Nova Sonic, was featured in the Winter X Games. The calls came in from all over the country again as the song was played many times during the week of the games. Stay tuned for more CHERRY S/T Music on your TV and in the movies this year...

NOVA SONIC SINGLE, "ON TOP OF THE WORLD," LICENSED BY ESPN

That's right, folks. On Top of the World, the single from CHERRY S/T's new CD, Nova Sonic, was licensed by ESPN and has already been featured in the popular Sportscenter segment, "The Ultimate Highlight." The segment aired Sunday and Monday, August 28th and 29th with more to come. The band has received calls from all over the country since it aired. ESPN featured the song in celebration of the Little League World Series Champions, Hawaii, and led into the segment saying "they're on top of the world."

ANOTHER NOVA SONIC SINGLE, "ERASE YOU," LICENSED BY THE FUEL NETWORK

CHERRY S/T's music was licensed by the Fuel Network for use on a new television show called "The Surf Vault." The 8th track on the Nova Sonic CD, Erase You, is used in the shows trailer. Four of CHERRY S/T's songs Erase You, Disown the World, Save Me and Rise (Ukfoo) can be heard in multiple episodes of The Surf Vault. The last show featured one of the greatest surfers of all time, Kerry Slater.

CHERRY S/T SONGS TO BE FEATURED IN AN UPCOMING MGM RELEASE

CHERRY S/T's music inspired the local independent film, #2 Pencil. The movie was written, produced and directed by Joe Gatto and Liquid Lunch Productions. CHERRY S/T performed live to a sellout crowd at the movie's release in May at The Paradise. MGM attended the release and announced that Joe's original film, Overserved, would be picked up by MGM and released later this year. This too, will feature CHERRY S/T music.

HISTORY

2002 - 2003
In the summer of 2002 and at the age of 17, CHERRY S/T played one of their first live shows at Rock Free or Die II in Manchester, New Hampshire, with the likes of Sevendust, Filter and Reveille. This generated a major buzz in the Boston - New England rock scene as a band so young with such a massive, new sound had introduced themselves to the world of rock and roll and played like they had been there for 10 years.

Later that year, CHERRY S/T recorded its first demo. With only two songs, Always In and Rise and Fall, the band gained even greater acclaim as one of Boston's hottest new bands. With an immediate appearance on WAAF's Wednesday night show with Jay Ferrara, there was enormous demand for more CHERRY S/T music. CHERRY S/T released their Sleepwalkers CD in early 2003. On a follow-up appearance at WAAF, Jay Ferrara said to his audience, "WAAF has a history of identifying the great upcoming stars of tomorrow. Now, that being said, this pick is easy - CHERRY S/T's sound is huge, and at their age...holy sh*t!"

In 2004, CHERRY S/T released their second CD, Disown The World, to rave reviews. Adding drum & bass, samples and keyboards to their already original sound with the addition of DJ Chris Coiner, CHERRY S/T continued their stampede through the local music scene and gained even more attention on the national scene. With consistent airplay on the major radio stations in Boston, and constant touring and opening for national acts, their music has reached fans from coast to coast.

The recent release of their new 2006 album, Nova Sonic, brought more airplay and features on ESPN and the Winter X Games. CHERRY S/T will be on tour later this year in support of their new album.

In 1998, at the age of 14, Denis McKenzie joined Dan Maleck and Bob Bowser to form CHERRY S/T. It all started on a Saturday afternoon on Cherry Street in Danvers, Massachusetts . . .