Downtown Harvest
Larry Thomas Moore- vocals, guitar, bass
Christopher c. Wood- vocals, d… Read Full Bio ↴Larry Thomas Moore- vocals, guitar, bass
Christopher c. Wood- vocals, drums, drum machine
Frank Ewing- vocals, sax, guitar, keys, percussion
Bobby Cahill- bass, guitar
www.downtownharvest.com
Downtown Harvest is a quartet of high school friends hailing from Philadelphia. In their ten years of making music the band has happened upon an entirely original sound. You can definitely hear elements of brit punk, dance rock, and soul, but the overall sound is something very much it’s own: a quirky mash up of experimental pop featuring three lead singers and a wide variety of instruments and sounds.
The group has achieved quite a bit in its existence, earning versatile and devoted fans. In the winter of 2005 Downtown Harvest relocated to Los Angeles for a stint and since returned home to Philadelphia. They have had a great ride: opening for the likes of Perry Farell and Ok Go, played a private audition with Atlantic Records, sellouts at various New York clubs, CMJ and North by Northeast Music Conference in Toronto, and a generous amount of National College Radio Play. Downtown Harvest has established themselves as one of Philadelphia’s premiere rock acts.
Their 3rd album “Discovering Dinosaurs” was created mostly during the Winter of 2009 at Cold Point Studios, the group’s home recording space in the suburbs of Philly, “Discovering Dinosaurs” marks a new collaborative songwriting process where the band was able to record at their leisure and fine tune each song without much regard to budget and time.
With this release and frequent live gigs, Downtown Harvest continues to inspire new fans and friends.
“60s era Doors-like rock in a bottle blasted into the modern age, these tracks sparkle.”
“A cornucopia of sounds, instruments, talent and personalities. Their sound is extremely fun, has soul, and is incredibly original. It’s like they took a little bit of punk, some hip-hop beats, a generous portion of classic rock, and a pinch of grunge, threw it in a blender and poured themselves a large glass.”
Christopher c. Wood- vocals, d… Read Full Bio ↴Larry Thomas Moore- vocals, guitar, bass
Christopher c. Wood- vocals, drums, drum machine
Frank Ewing- vocals, sax, guitar, keys, percussion
Bobby Cahill- bass, guitar
www.downtownharvest.com
Downtown Harvest is a quartet of high school friends hailing from Philadelphia. In their ten years of making music the band has happened upon an entirely original sound. You can definitely hear elements of brit punk, dance rock, and soul, but the overall sound is something very much it’s own: a quirky mash up of experimental pop featuring three lead singers and a wide variety of instruments and sounds.
The group has achieved quite a bit in its existence, earning versatile and devoted fans. In the winter of 2005 Downtown Harvest relocated to Los Angeles for a stint and since returned home to Philadelphia. They have had a great ride: opening for the likes of Perry Farell and Ok Go, played a private audition with Atlantic Records, sellouts at various New York clubs, CMJ and North by Northeast Music Conference in Toronto, and a generous amount of National College Radio Play. Downtown Harvest has established themselves as one of Philadelphia’s premiere rock acts.
Their 3rd album “Discovering Dinosaurs” was created mostly during the Winter of 2009 at Cold Point Studios, the group’s home recording space in the suburbs of Philly, “Discovering Dinosaurs” marks a new collaborative songwriting process where the band was able to record at their leisure and fine tune each song without much regard to budget and time.
With this release and frequent live gigs, Downtown Harvest continues to inspire new fans and friends.
“60s era Doors-like rock in a bottle blasted into the modern age, these tracks sparkle.”
“A cornucopia of sounds, instruments, talent and personalities. Their sound is extremely fun, has soul, and is incredibly original. It’s like they took a little bit of punk, some hip-hop beats, a generous portion of classic rock, and a pinch of grunge, threw it in a blender and poured themselves a large glass.”
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