Showing posts with label Dream Chemistry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dream Chemistry. Show all posts

Thursday, January 26, 2012

CD Review by newclassicmusicfortomorrow

Dream Chemistry ~ Images of White
CD REVIEW

     Dream Chemistry -Images of White sends one back sailing though time to when music seemed more in tune with the world around it. From the halcyon days of the San Francisco hippiedom with bands like It’s A Beautiful Day, Victoria and Stoneground who were taking a more acoustic approach to their sound, Dream Chemistry is well learned. In England, at close to the same time, bands like Pentangle, Fairport Convention and Fotheringay with their female vocalist tread similar ground. Dream Chemistry mixes a folk rock sound with a soft dreamy vocalist who meshes well with the easy going sound that the band produces. The songs blend together into a collage that pulls the listener along with each change in the musical style. There is no genre for this type of band.

     They are more hybrids of sounds, Folk with rock music leanings or a dreamy trip into a world of the past. But Dream Chemistry has meshed their style into their own sound. With each track the vocalist gets better, with each track the songs get stronger and the musicianship is always top notch. Track five, Three Legged Horse, which is an instrumental track, pushes the thought home more than some of the other tracks at this point in the CD and shows the relationship between Irish jig and the English folk traditions. They are basically one in the same from an American point of view. But don’t get the idea that this band is not playing modern music. You Groove Me has a warm vocal feel that haunts back to the days of the female pop singers of mid sixties. Smooth and clear with warm tones that show the strength of the vocal quality, backed by a soft romantic quality to the violin and the acoustic guitar. Perfect Life is a pop track with a smoothness that few artists ever lay down in the studio. The guitar work with its swirling sounds and the wonderful vocal truly remind me of the aforementioned bands.

     Here in 2012 where talent is left on the side of the road and hype is the key to success, now is the time to start listening to real music. Dream Chemistry is one soulful band that arrives at a universal sound that has been played before but not like this. The individuals bring that uniqueness to their parts that add up to a whole that few artists achieve.

     There are many artists playing without a truly defined sound. Playing in bands and finding the right combination of musicians is as challenging as creating a musical release that truly captures what the band is about, yet Dream Chemistry have delivered on track after track. Destined not to be a forgotten part of the past without a hit single, the track Perfect Life will capture American listeners in ways the other tracks cannot because of their eclectic nature. Perfect Life is a modern pop hit that never loses sight of its place in the context of the overall band sound. This is a modern day classic release that you should buy and listen to right now today. In ten years people will be pointing back at this release and saying what a great record it was.


your copy of IMAGES OF WHITE can be purchased at: ITunes &  CD BABY




Sunday, January 15, 2012

P.F. Chang's Rock 'n' Roll Marathon music guide

Dream Chemistry

Soulful female vocals and a violinist help Dream Chemistry stand out on the local folk/singer-songwriter scene. Dream Chemistry also works in elements of jazz and prog and have, in fact, suggested that you call their sound "organic jazz."



Tuesday, December 6, 2011

MusicDishTV Presents "The Wind" By Dream Chemistry

VIDEO REVIEW
Dream Chemistry's single "The Wind" finds nature to be full of music. The uplifting nature of the song is paired nicely with the beautiful landscapes shot on location in Arizona (one should expect nothing less). The sun is used several times in overlaid shots, adding additional symbolism to the rising sun and sun-drenched hills. The band is a colorful cast of characters, with long black hair or a straw hat and quirky looking instruments. They look as if they just appeared out of the desert dust, an effect reinforced by the opening scene where each instrument fades in, with the musicians' name floating across the screen. It seems almost like the start of a folk tale, not a music video.

With the lead singer Dellynn, taking the lead on camera time, viewers get a sense of her presence and her energy. She seems to believe in message of her song so intensely it becomes infectious. The complex layers of folk instruments and rich female vocal bring a wholeness to the song. The musicians illustrate their well-honed craft, focusing on their playing over camera candy, which maybe why some of the shots of the band without their instruments seems almost out of place within the song. While there are some fleeting moments where a camera shot do not ring true, the music is stunningly real and honest. Dream Chemistry certainly gives the viewer something to sing about. 
 Source:  http://www.mi2n.com/press.php3?press_nb=149020

Friday, December 2, 2011

VOICES TO HEAR - Q&A Interview by John Holland

This is a fun little interview conducted by John Holland at A Voice to Hear.  I think we all got to know each other a little better during this interview . . .


Simply Six: Dream Chemistry

1. For many artists, they cite a defining moment for themselves when they knew they wanted to be a singer/musician.  For many it was the appearance of Elvis on the Ed Sullivan show, to another generation it was the Beatles’ appearance on Sullivan half a decade later.  Is there such a defining moment for you?

Dellynn-

I knew I wanted to sing and write music as a child. There was no defining moment for me. I was raised in a musical family and always loved it.

Jimmy-

My father owned several nightclubs in Dallas, TX when I was a child and I got to hang out there on nights that my mother worked late. I used to love watching the guitarist for Sami Jo Cole and knew I wanted to play like that some day. Sami Jo Cole went on to be quite successful with some Billboard top 100 hits. Ironically, I was hired to help arrange and play guitar for her on her final tour in 1994.

Michael-

No. I grew into it from the age of 9 when I began the study of violin.

Neal-

Yes, being asked to be a Roadie for one of (Badlands) Greg Chaisson's early bands.  That experience was a defining time in my life and I knew from then on that I wanted to start playing an instrument.

Tito-

As a child in the mid 60's I remember listening to the Beatles and Elvis a lot.

2. When you’re not creating music what are you listening to?  Who are some of your favorites?

Dellynn-

Muse, U2, Andrew Bird, Adele, Feist, Led Zeppelin, Billie Holiday

Jimmy-

The first 3 Journey records with Steve Perry, All About Eve, Ritchie Blackmore, Acoustic Alchemy, Symphony X,  Muse, Queen, Pink Floyd, Gustav Mahler, Bach, Robert Fripp, Led Zeppelin, Tool, Live, and many more.

    Michael-

    Anoushka Shankar, Herbie Hancock, Stephen Grapelli, Tool, Bill Lazwell, Bach, Beethoven, Mozart.

   Neal-

    I like everything from Disturbed and Five Finger Death Punch to Alison Krauss and Nickel Creek.

   Tito-

   I enjoy listening to various types of music. Luther Vandross is one of my favorite singers as well as  Barry White, Barry Manilow, and the Jackson 5.


3. What would you say is your greatest moment so far as an artist, either on record or live?

Dellynn-

Writing my first song

Jimmy-

My greatest moment live was playing in front of 35,000 people at the Tulsa Raceway.  It was a rush!

My greatest moment in the studio is a little harder to pinpoint but for now –let’s say, hearing the final mixes of Dream Chemistry-Images of White. It’s definitely in competition with the best and most unique sounding stuff I’ve ever recorded.

    Michael-

 I was playing violin to drums and chanting with much audience participation and I was able play directly from spirit.

Neal-

I played a live performance at the State Fair with my son right before he turned three years old.

 Tito-
I love just playing in a great band and our accomplishments in publishing two CD's.
4.  Do you believe music can change the world or is just something to listen to? How much can music influence current events?
Dellynn-

I absolutely believe music can change the world. Look at Michael Jackson’s death. People who never even met him were mourning his death all over the world. People would pass out in the Beatles presence. I believe music is a very powerful vehicle that can be used to influence people on a very large scale.

Jimmy-

I believe that there are higher powers that ‘still’ delegate what gets pushed out there to the masses and what doesn’t. Until money no longer rules, the world isn’t going to change much.  I still have hope, though. I intend to keep putting positive energy into what I write and, hopefully, positive intent will beget positive results.

Michael-

Music changes my world daily, and in that way I affect the world. In much the same way, be the change you want to see.

Neal-

Music absolutely changes the world because the energy of the music creates an emotion in people.  And through that emotional state many decisions are made.  There are many ways in which music can cause change for people.

Tito-

It may not change the world but it may bring peace and joy for people going thru hardships. 
  
5. How has technology affected the music industry?  How has technology affected  your career as a musician?
Dellynn-

It has made it very easy to share your music all around the world without traveling there.

Jimmy-

The first question has been answered by my band mates. As for the second - for me, personally, it has affected my career adversely. I had a lot more success before the internet. Though the steps may still be the same, I have had to relearn them in a new paradigm and I am still working on it.

    Michael-

It has allowed the advent of Karaoke Bars. I Love listening to Pandora. I am exposed daily to artists from all over the world. It is a daily inspiration for me.
    

Neal-

Technology has affected the music industry by means of digital downloads and has allowed an explosion of independent artists to spring up. It has made it far easier to get music 'out there' via networks, but with the sheer volume of bands networking has made it more difficult to be heard.

Tito-

I can’t really say.
6. Now for my Barbara Walters question:  If you were a pair of shoes what type of shoes would you be?
Dellynn-

hmmmm... if I were a pair of shoes... I'd probably be 2 left feet!

Jimmy-

A pair of leather high tops

Michael-

A pair of 6" black, stiletto heels.

Neal-           

Well worn hunting boots.

Tito-
   Blue Suede Shoes!!







Monday, November 21, 2011

Dream Chemistry on WITRR BlogTalk Radio Broadcast

 
Listen to internet radio with WITRR Network on Blog Talk Radio


* Dream Chemistry featured interview found by forwarding 65 minutes into above show link

AcousticRoundtable

Click on the above BlogTalk Radio Talk Show Icon for the November 20, 2011 show which showcases music and interviews with The Audiobodies, * Dream Chemistry, Memarie Gayle and more!
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Hosted by veteran music insider, A. W., the Sunday Night Sessions include in-depth Artist interviews, industry news and updates and lots of Independent music from around the World.

The WITRR Network is one of the most listened to Independent Music Stations on the Web!
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BLOG TALK RADIO

* Dream Chemistry featured interview found by forwarding 65 minutes after opening above show link




 

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Friday, October 28, 2011

Dream Chemistry performing at the Arizona State Fairgrounds





Dream Chemistry performing a cover of Al Green's Take Me to the River at the Arizona State Fairgrounds on Oct 14, 2011


Dream Chemistry performing a Dream Chemistry original - Morning Jazz at the Arizona State Fairgrounds on Oct 14, 2011

Sunday, September 25, 2011

DREAM CHEMISTRY SECOND CD ~ IMAGES OF WHITE


Images of White
RELEASED DECEMBER 2011



CD BABY HERE















ComScore





CHATTER . . . .  We are also delighted by all the responses to our first video The Wind.  Thank you all for your kind words.




 "Your energy lifts me."
Sam S.

"A great vibe and a warm and soulful feel."

Alexandria D.


"Dream Chemistry has entered goose bump territory."

Sagio


"Another soul touching beautiful song."

Kim

"You guys are on FIRE!"
Charity

"Congrats! How exciting Dream Chemistry really rocks!!!


 We need new CD's at Storm Wisdom as soon as possible"
Shirley
 
  "Beautiful & Heartfelt
Peace, Love & Harmony!"
Dragon Fly

"Very Lovely to listen to~
Thanks for sharing your music"
Zara

 "Fusion of the natural elements with your nice music
spreads warmth like 'The Wind'"
Tara

"Very very nice. Love the arrangement and chord changes.
Fantastic voice!"
 Ontario

"Simply Beautiful...It truly is a small world when it comes to the great
connection of our hearts. I am one who appreciates....love this.
God bless you every step...thank you.."
Sherry

"I'm so excited for the new ALBUM!!! work it!!"
Guillermo
  
"It is a beautiful song with breathtaking scenery"
Laura
 
"Loved the video!!!"
Victoria
 
"This might be my favorite Dream Chemistry song so far!!
Congratulations!! Love it!"
Charles
 
"This is a great video and sensational song written and
performed by people I highly respect as performers."
Scott S.

 
"Aloha, Found you this morning, gave me goose bumps, and inspiration.
Sending you all love from the Islands"
Starsha
 
"Neal you continue to make beautiful music, thank you my friend"
Stephanie

"A real dreamy enjoyable track that kinda feels
as though you could still be in the late sixties or early seventies!!
Loved it!! Will add this to my rising stars playlist!!"

Stuart


"Awesome! I love that song. Congratulations."
Janet
 
"Awesome, lovely melody"
Sherry

 "Great track, guys. You have a cool sound.
Very nice vocals too."
Mark

"Beautiful Celtic-style music, lovely blend of sounds and lyrics.
Peaceful, harmonic and fluent. May all your dreams come true. Applause."
Sharon


"I loved the video. Magnificent song. Cheers for the upload"

Sedki


ComScore
"A must share."

Leanne



"This was really very enjoyable. Nice job guys!"
Richard (TFCT)


"This is beautiful, reminds me of where I live

where did you film this?  Thumbs up & favored."
Ken



"Awesome beyond words!!"
Cynthia B. 



 

ComScore


Friday, August 26, 2011

Dream Chemistry's First CD 'DREAM CHEMISTRY'


With Former Vocalist ELLA MCGEE
     "Dream Chemistry is a must have offering by some very talented musicians from the Arizona desert." - Charlie Harrelson, EVo:R Street Journal


    "This disc is a must have for those who like to sit back with a glass of wine after a hard day at work and let the music take them away. With a few more listens, this could become my favorite disc.”   - Jon Blaze, Amazon Reviews

     “Dream Chemistry now shares its imminently listenable and inspiring music with the masses via this self-titled CD that will no doubt brighten your day.“  - Michael Popke, Sea of Tranquility


SONGS INCLUDED:  Morning Jazz  ~ Seven Seas ~ Caught In the Act ~ Maybe ~ Heroes in the East ~ The Facade ~Are You Ready ~ Darque Ride ~ Indian Wind ~ Breath of Fresh Air ~The Stars

This self titled release contains 11 original tracks plus 2 bonus mixes. The disc includes guest appearances by violinist Louis Lamp who also co-wrote the track Are You Ready which appears on this CD.


Website - http://www.dreamchemistry.com

With current vocalist Dellynn Marie
                  
RELEASED DECEMBER 2011

Images of White


Monday, August 22, 2011

ABOUT US . . .

  

LIVE

ACOUSTIC

ENTERTAINMENT

DREAM CHEMISTRY has a strong sense of community, is family friendly and appeals to all age groups; bookings include corporate functions, concert events, community outreach projects and private parties.  
(see recommendations below)

 



EXPERIENCE IS ABUNDANT WITHIN THE GROUP

DREAM CHEMISTRY has collectively written and composed an extensive set of material.  Their engaging live performances have appealed to a very wide audience.  It's not unusual to see three generations enjoying Dream Chemistry in a live setting.


 JIMMY CATERINE - 6 & 12 string guitars, vocals

Jimmy has numerous album credits to his name. He is most noted as founder, guitarist and co-writer for 80’s metal quartet, Sacred Rite (Capitol Records.) He has worked with top name professionals in the industry including Grammy Award winning producer Sonny Limbo (Bertie Higgins) and publishing coordinator Randall Wixen (Fleetwood Mac, Jackson Brown.) He has toured extensively.

Aside from his original projects, he had a 3-month stint, playing guitar with the stage production of Rocky Horror Picture Show in 1987. He played for MGM recording artist and powerhouse vocalist, Sami Jo Cole (Tell Me a Lie) in 1995, and with classic rock tribute act Time Machine on the Las Vegas convention circuit in ’97 and ’98.

Following a car accident in 2001, Jimmy Caterine took a break from performing and was reluctant to return to the stage due to traumatic stress.
During the time between 2001 and the formation of Dream Chemistry, Jimmy released 2 independent solo records under the name Caterine (2003-2005) and a reunion disc with Sacred Rite in 2007, which was also an independent release. He also made a guest appearance on the album Almost Fully Recovered by electronic/techno artist Warren Peace.

NEAL HARRIS - bass, mountain dulcimer, djembe, cajon, udu

Neal started his musical career late in comparison to many of his peers. His close relationship with, bassists, Kenny Chaisson (Keel) and Greg Chaisson (Badlands) influenced his early direction as a musician.

By the mid 80’s, Harris was recruited to play with, local Phoenix, Arizona favorites, Redrum and his musical course was set. In the years to follow, he received moderate radio success on Z-Rock and, Phoenix’s own, KUPD with the groups Blaque, Contact High, and Dreamaster. He has opened for several national acts, including Stone Temple Pilots.

Additionally, Neal recorded with The Investigators featuring, folk singer, Mark Wilson and world-renowned drummer, Grammy Award winner, and Rock & Roll Hall of Fame member Hal Blaine (Elvis Presley, Simon & Garfunkel, Carpenters, and the Beach Boys.)

Neal has a great passion for nature and in recent years has connected with his ancestral lineage of Incan Shamanism. He enjoys experimenting with various sounds and world instruments in the development of sound healing and works closely with Angels on Earth Healing Ministries in an effort to give back to the community.
In Neal’s own words regarding Dream Chemistry he claims that, “With the diverse range of talent and splash of world instrumentation, I feel we have found a very unique sound that could appeal to everyone. I am very proud to be a member of this group!”


DELLYNN MARIE - lead vocals, guitar and percussion

Dellynn began her musical journey singing in spiritual centers from the age of 10. For the past five years she has led music for youth groups, which includes arranging special music and teaching the youth choir.
 
Dellynn is now spreading her wings to stretch her talent. She has written and arranged over a dozen original compositions including a song, which she performed for the indie film Collapse, produced by Bivas Biswas. Dellynn has hosted and performed for Rubicon Café and also performs with G Owens and Soltron.

Though Dellynn has very little formal training, one would think she was trained by the absolute very best! Influenced by everything from R & B to Jazz to Rock, her soulfully smooth and HUGE tone has brought to Dream Chemistry the depth that they have been searching for since the core was complete in 2008.

 
 MICHAEL MULRYAN  - violin, djembe, cowbell, vocals

Michael Began studying the violin in the 3rd grade for the Oak View School Orchestra. Within his first year of playing the conductor suggested that he audition for Marin Symphony’s youth music program Workshop For Strings, with Hugo Rinaldi as its music director. Michael passed the audition and in the spring of 1969 he began taking private violin lessons with Charles Meacham who was the concertmaster of the Marin Symphony Orchestra.

Ø  1971- Accepted into the Marin Symphony Youth Orchestra
Ø  1973- Accepted into the Orchestra Piccola, a chamber orchestra under the direction of Hugo Rinaldi.
Ø  1975 and 1976 – Attended the Aspen Music Festival at Aspen, Colorado
Ø  1977 – Selected as concertmaster of the Marin Symphony Youth Orchestra
Ø  1977 – Began private lessons with Roy Milan, the concertmaster of the San Francisco Ballet Orchestra.
Ø  1978 – Took part in the summer music program at the San Francisco Conservatory of Music.
Ø  1978 – Received a four-year scholarship to the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music.

Michael put down the violin in 1981 to join the military. He Settled in Phoenix Arizona after being honorably discharged from the Air Force. He began playing the violin again in 1997. Michael embarked on the long road back to technical proficiency on this difficult instrument playing by ear along with his favorite records, now CD`s. Revered influences include U2, Afro Celt Sound System, Anoushka Shankar, Joe Sample, Peter Gabriel, Keb Mo, Lightn`n Hopkins, J.S. Bach, L. Beethoven & G. Dead . . .

  TITO VALENTIN - cajon, shakers & other percussion, vocals

Ernesto “Tito” Valentin grew up, listening to his father, a singer, rehearsing and performing with The Three Kings in Brooklyn New York. He was drawn to percussion from the very beginning. At the young age of 8 he would often watch his neighbor play drums through the basement window. Tito was later given that drum set as a gift.

Valentin was very involved with his church throughout most of his youth and played drums with the church band. He later joined the Marines and would DJ to make some side cash. After his term with the Marines, Tito settled in Phoenix Arizona and started a family and now has 4 children who are the light of his life and continued to DJ for many years to follow.

In 2007 a strange twist of fate brought Tito Valentin and Jimmy Caterine together. Tito expressed to Caterine how he had always wanted to play percussion in an original band but family life had never afforded him that luxury.  In 2008 Jimmy asked Tito to audition for Dream Chemistry and exceeding expectations, Valentin made the cut and is now a valued permanent member.


DREAM CHEMISTRY HAS PERFORMED AT MANY EVENTS IN AN ARRAY OF VENUES
       Ø  Storm Wisdom Unplugged, Phoenix, Az
Ø  Glendale Chocolate Affair, Glendale, Az
Ø  Hope Cafe Cancer Walk & Wellness Community Center, Phoenix, Az
Ø  Superstition Mountain Museum, Apache Junction, Az
Ø  Rhythm Room, Phoenix, Az
       Ø  Merritt Center, Payson, Az
       Ø  Just Breath Yoga, Phoenix, Az
       Ø  Flagstaff Folk Festival, Flagstaff,  Az
       Ø  The American Legion Programs, Phoenix, Az
       Ø  Japanese Friendship Garden, Phoenix, Az
       Ø  Home and Idea Center, Scottsdale, Az
       Ø  Ticoz Restaurant, 4 Day Cancer Society, Phoenix, Az
       Ø  Arizona State Fair Grandstand, Phoenix, Az
       Ø  Storm Wisdom Enlightenment & Arts Festival, Phoenix, Az
       Ø  Mighty Cup and Spoon, Glendale, Az
       Ø  Various Del Webb Community events, Sun City, Az
       Ø  Next Coffee Company, Glendale, Az
       Ø  Goodyear Gardens, Goodyear Az
       Ø  Land of Ahhs / Rubicon Café, Phoenix, Az
       Ø  Summer Fest, Payson, Az
       Ø  Donna Jeans Libations, Glendale, Az
       Ø  Taxi Road Rally, Los Angeles, Ca
       Ø  Italian American Club, Las Vegas, NV
Ø  Inspirations Books & Gifts Spiritual Fair, Glendale, Az
       Ø  Private parties & gatherings
       Ø  Assisted living homes in Glendale, Phoenix & Scottsdale, Az
Ø  Daisy Mountain Veterans Day Parade and Picnic
       Ø  Boyce Thompson Arboretum, Superior, Az
       Ø  Radio interviews and performances on KMOG, KRIM and KKNT AM 960


Their strong sense of community has led them to perform, help organize and raise money for several good cause organizations in Arizona. Included are Eve's Place (a safe house for women) www.safetyatevesplace.org , The Angels on Earth Healing Ministries (volunteer community outreach) www.theangelsonearth.org, the Merritt Center (specializes in programs for veterans with PTSD) www.merrittcenter.org and Homes of Mercy for Children (woman & children shelter) www.mercyconnection.com


RECOMMENDATIONS

Ø   “Dream Chemistry has performed at Storm Wisdom on several different occasions. They are always amazing! They have a unique sound that is all their own (Organic Fusion). They are always professional, energetic and fun! If you have a chance to hirer them... do it! BTW...check out their new video on YouTube for "The Wind"... It is my new FAVORITE! 

Charles R McAlpine, owner at STORM WISDOM 
Top qualities: Great Results, Personable, Creative

Ø   To Neal and the rest of the members of Dream Chemistry. I don't think that I am qualified enough to express the words and feelings that I heard at the wrap-up meeting on Monday evening, but I will try.
"To a person, ALL members of the Committee, including myself could not express the admiration of the quality and range of the selections which Dream Chemistry performed. You did not play just music, you rose over and above the multitude to reach out to their souls." "They did not ask me to see if you would agree to come back next year, THEY BEGGED ME to please ask you to return, but also to agree to play LONGER to reach out to more of the crowd."
I read with great interest the list of where you have played. I think that you should list the Daisy Mountain Veterans Day Parade and Picnic as one of your list.
Congratulations on a job OUTSTANDINGLY WELL DONE.
Very respectfully, Don DeMarte

Ø "The music they create can fit so many venues and adapt to so many peoples taste! They truly are remarkable and great people!!!"

Cheryl Clark, owner at Your TO DO Gals
Year first hired: 2011 (hired more than once)
Top Qualities: Great Results, Personable, High Integrity


Ø "Dream Chemistry generously provided heartfelf joy in their musical offerings that contributed to the success of our fundraisers."
Betty Merritt, owner at The Merritt Center & Lodge
Year first hired: 2006 (hired more than once)
Top Qualities: Great Results, Personable, Creative

Ø   "Dream Chemistry has supported me with my Susan G. Komen Fundraiser for two years. Each time they have been amazing. I look forward to future opportunities of working with them and experiencing their performances."

Dana Peterson,  Susan G. Komen Fundraiser
Year first hired:  2009  (hired more than once)



INFLUENCE: Everything from Rock to Jazz, R & B to World Music, Celtic to Country.
GENRE:  With such a wide range of diversity, they have coined the phrase 'Organic Fusion' as their genre. 
RELEASE DATE:  2007                                       
RECORD LABEL:  Musical Chemist




INTERESTS: Writing, Performing and Recording.  Sharing our beautiful creations in as    many lives as possible.  Top quality performances.
 
BOOKINGS & CONTACT:  DreamChemistryMusic@gmail.com
Neal Harris phone: 602.618.5594
Jimmy Caterine phone: 602.502.0889




Avatar photo’s taken at AZ Japanese Friendship Garden by photographer Susan McCall somckaia@yahoo.com

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