Downtown Harvest would like to announce on March 23, 2011 that they will no longer perform or record music together as a band.
Over the course of the last ten years, the band released three independent albums through their self-owned Malogna Records. In 2004, the band moved to Los Angeles to create their debut LP with Verne Graham at Concrete Park Studios. During this time, "B.o.B", "Alexander Hayes" and "Mission" were recorded while the four members shared a one bedroom studio apartment.
What up? The harvest is getting
ready for the school year. Tom is
buying new black socks. Chris is
purchasing new mommy jeans. Frank
is trimming his new fedora. And
B.o.B is legally changing his name
to The Artist Formerly Known as B.o.B.
On August 22nd, we are playing
Philadelphia University at precisely
four pm. We are welcoming new students
to the school and performing
2 long sets. Make sure your shoes
are tied tight and your jib is
cocked to the right.
Our video for "SINNER" is now
available to watch for free ON
June was a great success. Hightlights were touring central California, and playing Maggie's wedding at the General Lafayette Inn. On our flight to San Francisco, we managed to bring two guitars, a bass, a saxophone, and two keyboards on the plane with us
I found an olde notebook the other day from 2005.
This was from the disco house era of California and it
documented the recordings of our first self-titled album.
I found scribbled into the pages some potential album titles that
did not make the cut:
clark speaks
up for grabs
sex tapes
fifty kilos
I like sex tapes. When push came to shove, we settled
with no title and just a subtle introduction to our music
by remaining self-titled. I forgot that we actually recorded
"Lets Limbo" and "NeoSuperhero" but the tracks never manifested.
