Alex Fritz - Guitar and Vocals,
Kevin Newman - Bass,
Ryan Kelly - Drummer,
Jason Schooler - Studio Drummer and Friend on "Amador Avenue" Album
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Hailing from the salty aired, sandy-beached town of San Diego, CA, Good Intentions are a band to be reckoned with. Comprised of Alex Fritz on guitar and lead vocals, Kevin Newman banging on the bass, and Ryan Kelly holding down the drums their unique sound is a symphony of honey sweet melodies and thick moving rhythm sections! As a alternative, hard rock, reggae band with a distinctive sound all their own, some influences can be heard as a unique blend of The Clash, The Police, Sublime, Fugazi, Foo Fighters, Green Day and more. Good Intensions have been honing their skills over the past five years, playing live shows and enthralling a large army of fans in their beloved home town. Now, with their newly released album “Amador Avenue,” fresh off the press, a tour will be the next order of business for the three. Songs such as “Dark Cloud”, “Wouldn’t Be So Bad”, and the anthemic “White Sandy Beaches” are both stunning in their craftsmanship and soul-felt lyricism. There is no doubt Good Intentions and the album “Amador Avenue are well on their way to becoming a household name … - Written by Ben Davis
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Hailing from the salty aired, sandy-beached town of San Diego, CA, Good Intentions are a band to be reckoned with. Comprised of Alex Fritz on guitar and lead vocals, Kevin Newman banging on the bass, and Ryan Kelly holding down the drums their unique sound is a symphony of honey sweet melodies and thick moving rhythm sections! As a alternative, hard rock, reggae band with a distinctive sound all their own, some influences can be heard as a unique blend of The Clash, The Police, Sublime, Fugazi, Foo Fighters, Green Day and more. Good Intensions have been honing their skills over the past five years, playing live shows and enthralling a large army of fans in their beloved home town. Now, with their newly released album “Amador Avenue,” fresh off the press, a tour will be the next order of business for the three. Songs such as “Dark Cloud”, “Wouldn’t Be So Bad”, and the anthemic “White Sandy Beaches” are both stunning in their craftsmanship and soul-felt lyricism. There is no doubt Good Intentions and the album “Amador Avenue are well on their way to becoming a household name … - Written by Ben Davis
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