From Bubblegum To Sky

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even the sunbeams 00:00 Tools
Hello Hello Hi 00:00 Tools
Operation Big Beat 00:00 Tools
My Thousand Years With Robots 00:00 Tools
Some Kind of Fantastic 00:00 Tools
She Floats 00:00 Tools
I Always Fall Apart 00:00 Tools
Abracadabra 00:00 Tools
Catherine Was My June 00:00 Tools
Sign the Air 00:00 Tools
My On-Call Nurse 00:00 Tools
Holland 00:00 Tools
Scorpio 00:00 Tools
I Wanna Be an American Boy 00:00 Tools
Shaboom They Said 00:00 Tools
The Gurls & Shoo Be Doo Wop 00:00 Tools
Bombing at the Midnight Showing 00:00 Tools
Don't Let the Day Go Mistreating You 00:00 Tools
Guest Relations 00:00 Tools
Vampire 00:00 Tools
You of Summer 00:00 Tools
Me and Amy and the Two French Boys 00:00 Tools
Major J 00:00 Tools
24 Hours in Your Deep Blue Jeans 00:00 Tools
Ask the Space Invader 00:00 Tools
Clean Tiger 00:00 Tools
You Wanted Me There, Right 00:00 Tools
My Je M'apelle 00:00 Tools
The King Of Failed 00:00 Tools
Beat to Beat 00:00 Tools
The Flash 00:00 Tools
A Soft Kill 00:00 Tools
Even The Sunbeams (RAC Maury Mix) 00:00 Tools
say goodbye 00:00 Tools
Downtown Or Up? 00:00 Tools
Flies On A Jet Plane 00:00 Tools
Captain Tennille 00:00 Tools
Captain Tennile 00:00 Tools
Flies On The King Of Failed 00:00 Tools
Last Christmas 00:00 Tools
Jet Plane 00:00 Tools
From Bubblegum To Sky - Even The Sunbeams 00:00 Tools
My Tousand Years With Robots 00:00 Tools
Houses 00:00 Tools
Captain and Tenille Will Save Us 00:00 Tools
Sigh The Air 00:00 Tools
You Wanted Me There? 00:00 Tools
The Gurls & The Shoo Be Do Woop 00:00 Tools
Sign The Air - Rom Bubblegum To Sky 00:00 Tools
Me and Amy and the Two French 00:00 Tools
Girls And Shoo Be Doo Wop 00:00 Tools
From Bubble Gum To Sky 00:00 Tools
Captain And Tenille 00:00 Tools
Girls & Shoo Be Doo Wop 00:00 Tools
Seorpio 00:00 Tools
The Gurls & Shoo Be Doo Wap 00:00 Tools
Files On A Jet Plane 00:00 Tools
24 hrs in your deep blue jeans 00:00 Tools
Keep Fellin' (Fascination) 00:00 Tools
Girls And Shoo Be Doo Wop - From Bubblegum To Sky 00:00 Tools
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From Bubblegum to Sky's debut record, Me and Amy and the Two French Boys, was gloriously accepted as the shimmering and melodic pop illumination that it was. Combining loves for American pop with Japanese kitsch, Bowie and the Beatles with Pink Lady, From Bubblegum to Sky released an album full of "serene sonic textures" and a "sparkling, distinctive pop aesthetic." Mario Hernandez is From Bubblegum to Sky. It's a solo thing with a band-like moniker. "I chose the name From Bubblegum to Sky, because I didn't want it to be like a "Mario Hernandez" thing. It would feel odd for me to see my name on a record like that. I feel like it's a band, even though it's just me. The things that people are doing to me, or I'm doing to them, or whatever experiences I'm having -- that's the band. I couldn't write without those experiences and in a way that's what a band member does." Nothing Sadder Than Lonely Queen is builds upon the groundwork laid down by Me and Amy and the Two French Boys. Whether it's the soulfully refreshing nature of "The Gurls & Shoo Be Doo Wop" or the New Wave textures. The latest project takes more of a DIY free-form. Mario says, “ This record is much more inspired – less obvious indie pop, more organic and drunk. Almost cathartic where the songs flow out naturally. I just write songs whatever that means. It’s an outlet and easily my favorite record. I needed to prove to myself that I can do everything without having to plan to do everything. This was the least stressful, easiest recording process. I was pulling from the interpretations of the players on some things while adding structure where I thought structure needed to be. The songs edited themselves.” “My Je M’apelle” features an effect created by a power surge which made a zap on the record that could not be removed. When additional takes were attempted to redo the track, it sounded like he was trying to cover his own song. Mario was able to make a copy on a cassette tape which ended up being used for the master. “A Soft Kill” brings to mind the concept of the vices people use to kill themselves slowly. Not a murder, but a soft kill. His recent move to NYC following recording effected the record first by forcing him to buckle down and finish it, but later proved to recharge his interest in music. There were thoughts that this was to be the last From Bubblegum to Sky effort, but the new city and new interests breathed new life into the songs. Touring is possible now, re-locating bandmembers and the less expansive east coast lends itself to easy access for a live show to blossom. From the earlier offerings which proved his indie pop chops and gained him the necessary cred to the latest development expounding on how those things now come naturally, it’s obvious there’s much more to come. From Bubblegum to Sky have proved beyond a doubt that the sky’s the limit. Band Members: Frank Jordan: bass and vocals Bill Evans: keyboards and vocals Mario Hernandez: Vocals and guitar Steve LeFollotte: keyboards and bass Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.