Unlike the other beingings of new artist, Thriving Ivory was much different.They originated from Santa Barber, California, before relocating to San Franciso, California. They didn't start from the stage, but the frontyard was were it was at. "We would just set up and have concerts in people's frontyards," singer Clayton Stroope explains. They got things such as apple sauce and eggs thrown at them. Because of their light melody, many fans were girls. After awhile they outgrew campus parties and decided to expand their horizons. Now they are attracting both genders to their music. Their self-titled album is full of depth and meaning and has a light sence of rock added with the relaxed theme. They seem to push the evelope and add real melody to the new generation of music. Their diverse sound attracts ears all over the world. Their new single titled "Angels on the Moon" is pushing the charts, they have big dreams of being successful in the music industry. Do you think they'll make it? Listen and tell me what you think.
http://www.rhapsody.com/thriving-ivory
I love there song Angels on the moon, the lyrics are so pretty, its on my Ipod I downloaded it the first time I heard it (:
ReplyDeleteI hoppeee that they come out with more pretty music.
I feel that they will make it. Though they are not big now there are always people out there somewhere that will love them.
ReplyDeletethey're going to make it,and they already have on a small scale. I've heard them on the radio a couple times and about how they came somewhere near here.
ReplyDeleteand why would anyone throw apple sauce at a band ? or have apple sauce handy ? hahahhaa.