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Shot Down Satellites

by Wide Mouth Mason

Wide Mouth Mason (WMM) is an R&B based, modern pop/rock, power trio, reminiscent of a modern day combination of trios such as "The Experience", "The Police", and "Nirvana".
Genre: Rock: Modern Rock
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1. I Love Not Loving You
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3:23 album only
2. Unfolding
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3:07 album only
3. Everybody's Right
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3:30 album only
4. Really Wrong
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3:41 album only
5. Phantom Limb
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3:55 album only
6. Shot Down Satellites
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3:27 album only
7. Worse Than Before
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3:31 album only
8. Rust
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4:04 album only
9. Moment That You Came
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3:35 album only
10. Wide Eyed
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11. Eleven
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12. Please Go Home
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13. It's So Bad
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Wide Mouth Mason (WMM) is an R&B based, modern pop/rock, power trio, reminiscent of a modern day combination of trios such as "The Experience", "The Police", and "Nirvana".They have won over thousands of fans based on their high energy live performances, musicianship and love for playing music together. Their appeal crosses genres from youth who enjoy edgy new music to older crowds who are reminded of the golden days of rock and roll.

Wide Mouth Mason hails from Saskatoon, Canada, which is also the hometown of world renowned artist, Joni Mitchell. She was a huge influence in showing the band that it doesn't matter where you are from in order to be internationally successful. WMM started playing together in high school and have been together since. They've received a Juno nomination for "Best New Group" and have two Certified Gold Records in Canada under their belt. Two of their four albums were co-produced and engineered by Todd Burke (Ben Harper, Jack Johnson) and David Leonard (Prince, Barenaked Ladies). Both of whom have largely increased WMM's level of studio experience and ability to comfortably work with music industry heavy weights. Over the last seven years, WMM has achieved nearly 250,000 CD sales worldwide with minor marketing, promotions, radio and video play. This in large part is due to their hard work touring, having played nearly 2,000 live performances, and they are only 27 years old!

Wide Mouth Mason is also no stranger to the "big" stage having toured extensively in North America with The Rolling Stones, AC/DC, and ZZ Top. On these tours, Wide Mouth (as their fans call them), garnered standing ovations, not only from the audiences, but from the actual headliners and their road crews, who are normally the harshest critics. In Montreaux, Switzerland they were dubbed "the find of the festival" by Claude Knobbes, who is the founder of the prestigious Montreaux Jazz Festival. WMM was the first ever Canadian Rock Group to be invited to the festival. At this festival WMM opened for Van Morrison who was quoted in the Swiss Press calling the boys "..the best band I've seen in a long time..". WMM was also the first rock group from the West to break into the Communist Republic of China in 2002, thanks in part to their multi-cultural look and worldwide sound.

With their license and distribution contract with Warner Music Canada expired, WMM have recently signed a license agreement with Curve Music. WMM are more than ready to take their pre-developed class act to the world stage.


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GrooveFunktion

Music makes and mimics the myriad of moments found in relationships.
Remember your first relationship? How everything seemed bright and shiny and important? How you thought the two of you would be together forever, even if at the moment you were really only teenagers in semi-permanent like? Or maybe you're in a relationship right now, where everything is a beautiful sunny day even in the coldness of reality.

This is not the CD for those relationships, but it may help you treasure the good ones you've been in if not motivate you to call your other to tell them how much you love them as soon you finish listening to this CD. It's a CD primarily for the distinegration, the aftermath. The rock sound is apropos for the rocky relationship, the relationship already on the rocks. It's a CD for realising that after any number of not-so-great relationships you're happy with saying goodbye to those who bent your heart (though at the time you thought it was broken), and having the courage to express contentment with not being in love... but at the same time, not closing one's self from the beauty of love itself. From the lead single "I Love Not Loving You" which speaks to the realisation of knowing you're better off being apart from that person, to "Everybody's Right" to "Worse Than Before", the tempo and tone of Wide Mouth Mason's uptempo rock songs speak to being brave enough to come out and say what many are afraid of saying in polite society. It's no longer about fitting in, about hiding behind the pretenses... it's rock Wide Mouth Mason-style, an evolved tone which is heavier and assertive, it's rock for rock's sake.

Who knew that the breakdown of a relationship could have such rhythm when put to music?

With the exception of "Please Go Home", which speaks to a different relationship beyond the romantic, each song on SHOT DOWN SATELLITES stands as conversations of a relationship breaking down, or at least in a state of flux. The lyrics of each song sound familiar to those who've experienced similar emotions, similar attempts to try to make that other person respond if not listen to what is going on.

And yet it's not necessarily a CD of sadness. There's a strength in the way the songs have been built for this album that suggest resilience.

Of the two ballads on SHOT DOWN SATELLITES, the bittersweetness of "Rust", the musical lament of love being lost is beautifully rendered with the gradual adding of drums, of bass, of vocals to a song. Hearing "Rust" will twist your heartstrings but will also make you yearn to hear the song again just to experience the exquisite ache of emotion that underlies every note, every beat of this song.

For those moments of just needing to rock out with emotion, this album is what you need.