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FOREVERINMOTION : foreverinmotion (self-titled)
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Genre: Rock: Acoustic
Release Date: 2004
foreverinmotion (self-titled)
FOREVERINMOTION
Record Label: FOREVERINMOTION
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1. Intro (gentle Freefall) 1:03 + MP3 $0.99
2. Dreamscape of a Romantic 4:25 + MP3 $0.99
3. Nostalgia 4:27 + MP3 $0.99
4. You Always Wanted to Fly 6:37 + MP3 $0.99
5. Crickets in Stereo 2:52 + MP3 $0.99
6. Fault in the Design 3:39 + MP3 $0.99
7. Keep It Close 3:14 + MP3 $0.99
8. Prelude (footsteps) 0:21 + MP3 $0.99
9. Awaking Nightmare 2:58 + MP3 $0.99
10. Winter Stars 3:37 + MP3 $0.99
11. Port to Starboard 5:40 + MP3 $0.99
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Album Notes

Foreverinmotion is the music of Brendon Thomas, a 24 year old Vermont native with a quiet charm and an angelic voice who just might be your new favorite one-man band.

It began in a bedroom on a four track tape recorder in the winter of 2000 as an acoustic side-project. In 2004, upon the dissolution of his previous band, Blind Luck Music, Thomas wrote and recorded his debut full length, on which he used an old Ovation acoustic guitar his father traded a jeep for in the late 70’s. The album was self-titled ‘foreverinmotion’ (available here for download as well as on iTunes!)

Thomas explains, "the name foreverinmotion stems from something I wrote in my journal about time, and how the only thing that truly exists is the present, moment by moment, forever in motion. I liked the feeling of that perspective, so I went with it. I chose to spell it as one word simply because I liked the look."

The debut album sparked an interest in listeners with its serene mood and deep lyrical content, and within months, Foreverinmotion had a buzz.

"This album sounds like listening to the ocean after dark," said Chris Reinhold of punkdiscovery.com. "Chock full of beautiful metaphors, Brendon uses the English language in a way that brings words to life. This is the kind of stuff you sit down and wish you could write."

In June of 2006, Thomas recorded and released the original version of FIM’s sophomore release, The Beautiful Unknown. After a long summer of independently touring on the new record, Foreverinmotion caught the ear of A&R reps from the Florida based indie label One Eleven Records. After numerous conversations with 111 President and founder, Brad Fischetti, a deal was negotiated and Thomas signed on to re-release the record with the label.

Says Fischetti, "Brendon has created a beautiful record. He has the unique ability to combine thoughtful and introspective lyrics with lush musical arrangements. Brendon has a compelling voice and a heart-wrenching live show which together should garner him new fans in every city he plays. We are very excited about the opportunity to be working with Brendon and his project, Foreverinmotion."

Opting to record the album on his own, The Beautiful Unknown was entirely produced, engineered, and performed by Thomas at his home in Vermont, and illuminates his abilities not only as a performer, but as a talented engineer as well. The record spans the genres of indie, folk, rock, and pop, and reaches out on many levels of his lyrical brilliance. "Brendon displays significance, proximity, intelligence, playfulness… Foreverinmotion exemplifies the possibilities of what is categorized as ‘emo(tional) music.’ That is to say, the album is a musical delight, plain and simple." (Valida Prentice, DrivenFarOff.com) The album was released in stores on May 8th 2007, following a 3 week promotional tour with 111 label mates Rookie of the Year and Universal recording artists Making April. He also shot a music video for his first single, Hot Air Balloon, which is currently receiving airplay on TV stations throughout the country and internationally.

With over 7 months of touring, including festival performances at The Bamboozle at Giants Stadium in Rutherford, NJ, and South by Southwest in Austin, TX, Foreverinmotion was on the road for more than half of 2007. The live show can take on the form of a full band or a solo performance. With either account you will be treated to a natural and emotional experience carried by the power of Brendon’s voice, lyrics, and dynamics of a performance that has literally hushed audiences. Fans and newcomers alike report Foreverinmotion’s live show one of goosebumps, laughter, and tears, and will tell you there’s truly nothing like it.

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REVIEWS

Great
author: Kyle
                            
Brendon Mathew Thomas is a genius in my mind, with the way he can use the guitar and his voice in unison so give off the exact same mood the lyrics are giving throughout the entirety of each of his songs. If you have not picked up 'The Beautiful Unknown' yet, I would recomend it over any album i have at this time. The lyrical content gives me a bliss in that it just keeps me thinking and wondering, completely taking me away from the situation that is happening at that moment. Being a hardcore screamo music fan, i can't believe how absolutely beautfiul this is, and as said before, I would recomend it over any album I own, and i would not be suprised if Foreverinmotion gets the diehard, cultlike fan base that modest mouse now has. everything seems to be clicking in Brendons head musically, and i don't think there is anyone else who could write liike he does.
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fantastic
author: stellYsee
                            
I love your music. Go ahead with it. Its beautiful. s*
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Awesome CD - full of talent
author: Andrew
                            
Great CD... album is full of beauty and talent. Although rough around the edges, this guy has talent and it comes through on this. I enjoy listening to this cd ... i fall asleep to it all the time. It's a great album & I'm anxious to see where this guy goes in the future with his work. pick it up, worth the $!!!
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Good, pure music
author: Phil Walker
                            
I'm going to keep this review short and sweet because I believe the other reviewers did a fine job on hitting the details of this great album. This is a cd filled with acoustic guitar plucking and strumming and emotional lyrics that combine for a calm and peaceful sound, but yet has enough energy to not be boring. I appreciate this cd because it was made with great talent and passion and not for the radio and to win over the pop crowd that dominates music. For fans of The Lyndsay Diaries, this cd will be well worth your 14 bucks.
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