I-94 takes their rock songs and breaks them down acoustically, great songs, drenched in hooks, harmonies and melodies with soulful vocals

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#		Title	Length	Sample
1		I Will	4:19
2		Girl That Fell To Earth	4:04
3		Go Back In Time	4:34
4		Not Alone	4:27
5		Clue	3:45
6		Oxygen	3:37
7		Rain	4:06
8		Good Friend	4:49
9		Waterfall	4:32
10		One Of Us	4:11
11		Kiss Me	3:33
12		Out There	3:49

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Los Angeles and London: combined the two music Meccas have been responsible for half the greatest songs of the last four decades. So its only fitting that when you merge the two into one musical metropolis you get I-94, three English ex-pats and a L.A. musician, who take songwriting to new levels. The quartets self-produced debut album, Dont Get Nervous (BootDisk imprint), is packed tight with songs that would sound great coming out of your car speakers, computer, iPod, or wherever, right next to U2, Maroon 5, and MatchBox 20.
I-94 recently has had 2 top 5 hits on Yahoos Launch Cast Radio, Adult Alternative station with Go Back In Time and Not Alone (reached 3) above artists such as Rob Thomas, Maroon 5, Coldplay, Collective Soul, Nickelback, Three Doors Down, Fall Out Boy, Finger Eleven.
Hollywood has taken notice. The foursomes high-energy songs have caught the attention of many Music Supervisors. Among the movies and TV series that have featured the songs of I-94 are MTVs Laguna Beach, The Hills, Road Rules and Road Rules Challenge (the band is now featured on MTV.com), A & Es Roller Girls, National Lampoons Half Baked, ABCs Cutting Edge 2, TLCs LA Riding Club, Showtimes Reversal Of Fortune, Smallville, Six Feet Under, Without A Trace, Crossing Jordan, and multiple Lifetime TV movies. As a philosophy you seem to have radio-driven bands and then you have bands that focus on the live thing. We intend to do both, says drummer Martin. Be the band that is played on the radio and are touring all over the country simultaneously. I-94 make radio-friendly songs with no apologies. Tracks like the crunching rocker Walls Around You, the engaging mid-tempo ballad Oxygen, and the hook-propelled Go Back In Time, the closing song and centerpiece of the quartets live set, show a band at the peak of their songwriting prowess. The four individual members of I-94 have taken their extensive collective experience and brought it together into the well-oiled, harmonious machine that is
Dont Get Nervous. Because the band members believe in Bob Dylan and Satchel Paiges philosophy of not looking back: heres the barebones of their background. Mark and Danny were in a band signed to Universal called Bottlefly. Band broke up, they brought in bassist Angelo, and once they hooked up with guitarist Matt, who was a friend from the U.K., the current line-up of I-94 was born. While the band is thankful to have the support of Hollywood and to see their music on the big and little screen so much, they also hope that fans will take the opportunity to discover I-94 in their natural habitat: on stage. Our favorite songs to play live are Walls Around You, and Go Back in Time, Martin says. What we do is start on a high, then move up a gear, down through the set, and take you out on a high. Despite the fact the band are modern road warriors, having played around the world, and living for the chance to get on stage, the name I-94 doesnt have a thing to do with the interstate highway. Its the immigration/visa waiver form you have to fill out to get into the U.S. as a non-resident. Its called an I-94. Ultimately, the band knows a name is just a name. Let them think whatever they want, says Arnell. Its okay as long as they love the songs.