Arizona's own Naked Chollas second CD. Another batch of killer songs, huge guitars and power pop fun.

Details

Contents

#		Title	Length	Sample
1		One In A Million	3:29
2		Domino Star	3:44
3		Did You Hear?	4:30
4		Something To Believe In	3:31
5		Pop Song	2:57
6		Twister	2:48
7		(The Next Thing To) Superman	3:29
8		Funky Fresh	3:43
9		How Bout You?	4:40
10		Brand New Start	2:40

Items may also be purchased individually.

Royalties

See the payment distribution when this media is bought.

Description	Amount
Bitmunk Marketplace Service	USD $0.98
CD Baby Artist Royalty	USD $5.97
CD Baby 9% Digital Distribution Cost	USD $0.54
Bitmunk WebBuy Service	USD $0.60
Bitmunk MicroPayment Service	USD $0.03
Total	USD $8.10

Bitmunk uses a micropayment system that is accurate to 7 monetary digits. Mouse over an individual amount to see its exact value.

Description

Excellent Arizona based power pop band arrive back on the scene with their follow-up to the excellent "Let`s Go" debut from a few years back and this one features the "should be a hit" "Domino Star" to drive them towards being better known to a much larger audience. Featuring a ridiculously high energy sound that has a broad commercial appeal beyond the `power pop` tag, Spitshine features clean, crisp melodies, long, tasty hooks, powerful rhythms and a bevy of catchy choruses. As a nice change of pace, the Chollas lead vocalist has an earthy, gravelly voice that is delightfully different than other pop voices (it works!) and all the songs take the listener thru the dynamic roller coaster of lightening verses and fully loaded choruses. Riff, happy hooks swallow the listener up whole and bouncy, alluring melodies glide effortlessly. Very Highly Recommended!
Bruce over at www.notlame.com

Though recorded only two years after the band first CD, Spitshine had a gutsy, more sophisticated approach not seen on Let's Go! WIl Musa's songwriting had grown and the band sounded much more mature. Although the CD didn't lose its power pop roots, the music had a broader appeal.

Songs like Did You Hear? and How Bout You had a deeper more personnel affect, while One In A Million, Twister,
Pop Song and Brand New Start kept the power pop rock and roll coming. As the release of Spitshinecame the band did
its CD release party in March of 2001. The show was broadcast to a worldwide audience on the web at http://www.hollywoodmusic.com/ The band followed that performance with a sold out show at the opening for Lifehouse.