With Help From:
Tatiana Ramos - Vox
Dara - Vox
Jake Lenahan - Bass
Samantha Eisenman- Vox
Melissa Engleman - Vox
Matt Bricker - Trumpet
Shelby Cheri - Vox
Chris Camacho - Bass
Tatiana Grace - Vox
Jonathan Wald - Tones
John Bardy - Bass/Guitar
Melissa Rollin - Vox
Erik Kassab - Bass/Keys
Le Ren Live Band 2009
Nardo - Tones
Tina Renee - Vox
Douglas Ferguson - Analog Synths
Jake Lenahan - Bass
Matt Bricker - Trumpet
Storm Shadow - Flow Master
Le Ren Live Band 2008
Nardo - Tones
Dara - Vox
Samantha Eisenman- Vox
Douglas Ferguson - Analog Synths
John Bardy - Bass
Melissa Engleman - Vox
Vincent Durcan - Live Beatshythm
Greg Williams - Saxophone
Matt Bricker - Trumpet
players and with generous assistance on "Yesterday Is So Far Away Ep":
Le Ren is on a mission, although it can't be explained... only heard and felt… One thing Le Ren can say is love, love, love... born and built on love in 1996 Detroit, sophisticated shoegazers Le Ren were formed when Nardo rocked the 4-track with tones that filled the sky with stars. This led to a few local Detroit space rockers sitting in on sessions here and there. Fast-forward to the year 2003, while taking time off from working with The Chocolate Thunder Experience, Nardo awakened Le Ren from its 3 year sleep in Los Angeles, where he met Tatiana from The Blonde Names, who also helped mold Le Ren. In 2009 the fates would have it no other way than to cross Nardo’s path with Army Brat and Heidelberg, Germany born singer songwriter Tina Renee. Tina immediately fell in love with Nardo’s rhapsodies. A track here and a track there, and it was clear that his ethereal sounds and her fervid words were meant to be together, and so they joined forces and took Le Ren’s journey to another level. It is clear that Le Ren, inspired by the heart's phenomenon, is the epitomy of Love in all it's raw forms.
Just wanted to let you know I have posted a blog in which fans can leave their condolences for Michael's family. I will be printing them out and forwarding them to the family within the next few weeks.
