Semestral break's finally in, and with nothing much to do (actually, there are tons, but I don't really want to bother myself with that right now), I'm scoring my usual video site for new song releases. Thanks to the person who gives me reason, I found out about Boyce's Avenue's comeback. Well, not really a comeback since they're not featuring their own songs, but covering classics instead. From the latest off the hit chart, to cool 90's band standards, you're sure to like vocalist Alejandro Manzano's uptake on songs that embody your ideals, or just drift you away to your own personal day dreams. I know, cause I found mine. 

I think this band offers a lot of talent, and Manzano could really compete with awesome lead vocalists, the likes of Gary Levox (Rascal Flatts), Danny O’Donoghue (The Script), and Chris Carrabba (Dashboard Confessional). But with Alejandro, it's just a tad more mellow and heartfelt. You know, it's not just belting out screams and all that rock jazz, but it's about the rich feelings twanging from the guitar (it's acoustic, so it takes on  a more romantic note, like being serenaded from a balcony) and talented artist who makes you feel like he loves you. They're posting audios in Itunes and in with a European tour on the line-up. Hooray for you, BoyceAvenue. I'm pretty sure their fan base's growing or come to think of it, have already grown by the millions. Such talent.

Semestral break's finally in, and with nothing much to do (actually, there are tons, but I don't really want to bother myself with that right now), I'm scoring my usual video site for new song releases. Thanks to the person who gives me reason, I found out about Boyce's Avenue's comeback. Well, not really a comeback since they're not featuring their own songs, but covering classics instead. From the latest off the hit chart, to cool 90's band standards, you're sure to like vocalist Alejandro Manzano's uptake on songs that embody your ideals, or just drift you away to your own personal day dreams. I know, cause I found mine. 

I think this band offers a lot of talent, and Manzano could really compete with awesome lead vocalists, the likes of Gary Levox (Rascal Flatts), Danny O’Donoghue (The Script), and Chris Carrabba (Dashboard Confessional). But with Alejandro, it's just a tad more mellow and heartfelt. You know, it's not just belting out screams and all that rock jazz, but it's about the rich feelings twanging from the guitar (it's acoustic, so it takes on  a more romantic note, like being serenaded from a balcony) and talented artist who makes you feel like he loves you. They're posting audios in Itunes and in with a European tour on the line-up. Hooray for you, BoyceAvenue. I'm pretty sure their fan base's growing or come to think of it, have already grown by the millions. Such talent.