Together Tomorrow

Together Tomorrow began in the summer of 2008 with two friends; Jesse Duncan and Mason Holland, decided to record a few songs they had been working on. When it came down to finding a Producer to work with the guys knew Mark Black was the guy for the job. After hearing how the first songs sounded the guys decided they were on to something honest and wanted to form a band. Jesse and Mason auditioned several bass players from the coast of Mississippi and thought they had hit a brick wall until July of 2008. In July Mason asked an old friend of his Marcus Trebotich if he wanted to come play bass with him and Jesse. After playing some of the songs that are now on their debut album, all three guys knew it was meant to be. Two weeks later all three of them went to the studio as the band now known as Together Tomorrow and finished their first ten song album "as quick as you can". Not even six months after the release of their first album the band has just finished a five song e.p. in March 09. The e.p. was recorded with Producer Anthony Santo at Killingsworth Studio New York. The 5 song e.p. will be released in early summer 09! With that said, If you find yourself on a musical search for honest lyrics, moving melodies, and energetic live shows, you won't have to look any more once you have been turned on to the "power house trio" Together Tomorrow. Their combination of an unfamiliar original sound yet still having pop sense keeps listeners interested but in a way that is somehow comfortable and unique at the same time. The honesty that is the center point of every aspect of this band is difficult to find anymore. The energy of this band is something that can only be comprehended by personal experience. With a front man that has the ability to communicate in a way that leaves an audience felling like they have been part of a religious experience, a drummer that can melt face quicker than Chuck Norris can kick ass, and a bass player that can ruin a woman's thoughts without speaking a word a person has only to ask what will they lose by not being part of the Together Tomorrow family…