CMW 2012
Hello M.E. fans, In case you haven’t heard, we've been accepted into the 2012 Canadian Music Week/Festival (CMW). This
is another great opportunity for the band to take part in one of
Canada's largest independent music festival hosted in Toronto from March
21st - 25th. After a successful run at NXNE, we are looking forward
into getting more involved within the Canadian music scene via CMW 2012.
We're also in the studio this month laying down our 4th studio
recorded track. We'll keep you posted on that and our spot in Canadian
Music Week 2012 in the new year.
Motel English
Recordings
of 'Tunnels' and 'To Hell And Down' Available on Facebook and MySpace
In late
May, Motel English went back into the studio and laid down two more
tracks which are featured on the new M.E. media key. Audio versions of 'Tunnels' and 'To Hell And
Down' are now available to stream from either Facebook or MySpace.
Motel
English Merchandise Now Available
 Now on sale, Motel English men's and women's tees
featuring the reel to reel logo. Additionally, USB media keys featuring
the band's three studio recordings of Red To Blue,
Tunnels and To Hell And Down, along with early
acoustic versions of Come The Morning and This Moon is
One of Mine are now available. These keys also
feature behind the scenes footage of the pratice and recording studios.
Merchandise
will be available at all upcoming Motel English shows.
'Red to
Blue' Music Video on YouTube
 Click
here to watch the first music video for the band's single
'Red to Blue' available now on YouTube.
Filmed November 25th, 2010 at the Hard Luck Bar, Toronto.
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Upcoming Shows
The Horseshoe Tavern - Toronto
Thursday February 9th, 8pm
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Motel
English explores the different musical landscapes of
rock n roll. They've been receiving attention around their hometown of
Toronto, Ontario through an expansive catalogue that allows their live
shows to be pleasantly unpredictable and engaging.
The
band consists of Stephen Direzze on vocals and guitar, Trevor King on
guitar, Justin Tweedy on bass and Steve Tersigni on drums.
These
four members have found a collaborative common ground where their
various styles flourish as one. It is rewarding to see which direction
a Motel English song takes.
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