Chicago Rock and Roll Band SOULFIX

What up.  Happy holidays.

Got a new song up on the site entitled “Undone.”  Check it.

Or, download it here.

“Swinging” and the electronica version of “Providence” are up.  Sorry it took me so long to put the shizzle up.  Focus seems elusive these days.  Anyways – enjoy.

New version of the 12 in 12 site is up….all Flash-ified. Not completely what I want it to be, but functional. Finished it while Mitch and Sarah were over hanging out at my place….Sarah is our new singer for our cover project, Chicago party band “Bounce” (and she totally rocks).

For dinner they picked up burritos from Taqueria El Asadero right up here in the neighborhood at Montrose and Lincoln. Man, soooo damn good. The three of us were totally dorking out wirelessly with our Mac laptops, plus my iMac to spin tunes off of Front Row. Here are a couple of pics:

Sarah from Chicago party band Bounce

SoulFix Bassist Mitch, pondering world domination.

Now that Google has Video chat happening via Gmail, we managed to get all 3 of us in a video chat ….yeah, I know we were all in my apartment together, but it was still pretty goofy and fun.

SoulFix has got another song ready to go for the website, but I’ve still gotta work up some artwork to go along with it. The song is called “Swingin’,” and it does bring the rock. We also have a rough version of another song that I don’t believe has a name yet, as well as an “electronica” version of Providence For A Lost Soul. Coming soon.

My downstairs neighbor was crankin’ some bass-heavy tunes all night long, and fortunately has decided to stop…

A good night all around. Fun night hanging with friends, surfin’ the net and just passing time

Adios,

D-Rock

Short version is, we’re still working on it.  We had some drum tracks that had bleed through of click track and other such things, which I thought were perfect for showing some behind the scenes/live as it gets dirt.  Then Marlon put the headphones on, lost 4 nights sleep and begged me to let him have D re-track the drums.  What could I say?  He’s my boy, blue!

Anywho, so last Monday we (meaning Dario and Patrick Barret) tracked the drums while Marlon and I mostly sat around and critiqued their asses.  

I’ve got a couple of pics to put up, just as soon as I figure out how to do it.

Peace,

Mitch

Bam, pow. We’re in the blogosphere. Here, we’ll keep you updated with what the hell’s up with SoulFix – especially how we’re coming along with our 12in12 project. Ok, happy reading, and keep it greasy, people.