Daughter is vocalist/guitarist Elena Tonra, electric guitarist Igor Haefeli and drummer Remi Aguilella. Together, the trio write dark, ethereal and hauntingly beautiful songs that showcase a group of young musicians experimenting delicately with a rich array of songwriting ideas. Described by Mojo Magazine as, "unflinchingly honest & hugely captivating," Daughter came together in late 2010, and have watched their star gently rise, collecting fans one-by-one as their demo tracks started to spread amongst enthusiastic friends and bloggers online. In April 2011, Daughter self-released their debut EP, His Young Heart. Since its release, Daughter has caught the attention of critics and fans alike. Currently preparing to make their US debut, Daughter will be releasing their new EP 'The Wild Youth', on Glassnote Records this February with a full length album scheduled for release later this year.

Wonderfox, an aptly named LA-based band that’s the best of spice and passion from
south of the border, smoothly blended with electrified 100% American Rock & ROLL! is an
edgy Latin-influenced rock band that features powerful guitars, explosive drums and irresistible
melodies. The band includes members from several countries, such as Brazil, Chile, Colombia
and the U.S. Wonderfox members have performed for/with internationally renowned artists such
as Mana/Jaguares’ Vampiro -Cesar Lopez, Christopher Ukerman (ex-RBD), Beto Cuevas, La
Pestilencia, among others.
The origins of the band came to life when Colombian born singer-songwriter and guitarist Isabel
Valencia met Brazilian producer Tiago D'Errico (Anahi, Gloria Trevi, Christopher Uckerman,
Cristian Chavez, Roy Thomas Baker) at a show they were both hired to play, Isabel on the bass
and Tiago on the guitar. Soon they became good friends and found similarities in their musical
tastes. While editing and mixing the five song CD, Isabel continued performing with different
acts in the U.S and Latin America touring with artists like Christopher Uckerman, Anahi among
others. One of these acts was Vampiro’s (Cesar Lopez: Mana/ Jaguares) band where she met
Fernando Jaramillo, one of Chile’s best drummers, who performs today with Rock Pop icon,
Beto Cuevas. One night before going on stage Isabel showed Fernando the songs she was
working on with Tiago. Fernando was captivated by the music and asked to join the band.
Freddy Aguirre, bassist, became the Wonderfox's next band member, selected through
an audition they held. The band's good fortune continued with the addition of Carlos Marin,
guitar player from the legendary Colombian band, La Pestilencia, whom Isabel met at a party.
Wonderfox’s first show was held at a small pub in North Hollywood, with a small audience, no
stage, no sound or backs stage. In a matter of months, the band moved to bigger and better stages
such as The House of Blues, Conga Room, and a “residency” at the well known LA club, Los
Globos, achieving substantial progress, success and acclaim. WX started to be called to hold
interviews for magazines, podcasts, independent radio stations and television.
Currently the band is promoting their first single and video for the song “Final," performing live
in the Los Angeles area. In addition, WX is planning their second music video for the second
single “Tiempo”. The band will then head to Europe on an acoustic tour in July. WX’s future
looks (and sounds) promising indeed.
The latest CD, “Juegos Mentales” was recorded and produced by Tiago D’Errico, mastered by
distinguished engineer Robert Vosgien, written and composed by Isabel Valencia.
Wonderfox (WX) TM
www.wonderfoxmusic.com

Thomas Paine once said, “reason obeys itself; and ignorance submits to whatever is dictated to it”. Fits of Reason, the new self-produced album by Brown Bird, raises its hat to Mr. Paine in a flurry of cerebral themes that surface in the album’s eleven songs.
The band’s two members, David Lamb and MorganEve Swain, continue to build their sound from the foundations of blues and American roots music, utilizing the simple foot-percussion, violin, cello and upright bass that they have become known for, while expanding Swain’s vocal presence and flaunting Lamb’s lyrical mastery. Recorded in their home-state of Rhode Island at Machines With Magnets, Fits of Reason is inspired by the writings of Omar Khayyam, Christopher Hitchens, and Plato, among others, and grapples with the human condition in a smooth but unapologetic departure from the band’s previous release, Salt for Salt. With the introduction of electric guitar, electric bass, and a more prominent display of the band’s Middle Eastern, metal, and psych-rock influences, Fits of Reason delves into heavier territory and invites the listener to hear with discerning ears.
Brown Bird spent most of 2012 on the road, supporting Trampled By Turtles, The Devil Makes Three, Yonder Mountain String Band and Horse Feathers, and wowed the crowd at the Newport Folk Festival with their first main-stage appearance. The band will continue criss-crossing the US in 2013, with a full US tour planned in April, and an appearance scheduled at the Stagecoach Festival in Indio, CA. Fits of Reason will be released on Supply & Demand Music on April 2nd, 2013.