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The first time I saw Lovechild was at Herman's Hideaway, and I was definitely impressed. Going to a lot of local shows you get a little run down with the same thing. Loud guitars, screaming vocals, and unintelligable lyrics. It can get kind of old after a while. What makes Lovechild different is the different layers in their music. It's still rock and roll, but with country music, and with funk. Rock and roll that you can dance too, and lyrics that you can sing along with. There are no stage antics to make up for musicianship either. All of the members are extremely talented and each bring their own style to what they do. This is a band to watch in the Colorado music scene, as they have yet to hit their full stride...
- MySpace Music-Heather Stratton
Discography
Aaron Rose "Raw"(Aaron Rose)
Source "Theory" (Roland Majcan & Pat Hanson)
Gravis "Gravis" (Pat Hanson)
Bug Powder "Unearthed" (C. Andrew Brown)
The Kind MCs "Potent Omens" (Pat Hanson)
Collectively, Lovechild has a self-produced, self-titled demo.
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Picture this - Neil Diamond and Robert Plant take advantage of a very wasted Eminem in the front row of a Lynyrd Skynyrd concert. Nine months later the orphaned newborn is adopted by the Red Hot Chili Peppers, and they hire Dolly Parton as the wet-nurse. This is the story of Lovechild, a unique breath-of-fresh-air in the un-ending swirl of monotonous, mass-produced bands that dominate the musical landscape.
As the major genres of music continue to blend together on the radio, the music world sees collaborations between artists who seem to have little business associating with one another (e.g. Nelly and Tim McGraw). The high-energy four-piece known as Lovechild sits at the cutting edge of this trend. Based in Denver, Colorado, the members of Lovechild combine their differing musical styles and influences to create “Outlaw Rock”, a sound that extends beyond the typical boundaries of any particular genre. Exploring and incorporating almost every popular musical style in their songs, Lovechild has something to offer for any music lover. Their nearly impossibly wide range coupled with their electrifyingly fun stage show makes Lovechild a must see act that always gets the crowd on its feet.
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