Nothing Rhymes With Orange’s first release, Soho, was a collection of infectious tunes
that introduced the group to the eclectic South Florida music scene. Their catchy
melodies and foreign sound began turning heads of avid music fans who clamored for
something different than the local music scene had to offer... great songs.
Now writing enough music to debut one or two new songs at each show, the group
released an EP, Under a Spell, to showcase some of the new material. The CD sold
quickly and they soon began collaborating and recording selected tracks from their
roster with the likes of Grammy winning producers, Charles Dye and Bob Rosa.
Polite Gothic, released independently in 2004, took the group to a national audience
by virtue of college radio. The CD achieved medium to heavy rotation during the years
of 2005 and 2006.
Released in the fall of 2007, their first UK single, Billy the Kid, was named amongst “Best Singles of 2007” by Billy Sloan at Clyde 1 Radio. The video was the first of its kind as the director pulled the strings from his office in London over video iChat while the group taped live in Fort Lauderdale, Florida! Kill the Vibe, remixed by London’s legendary Chris Kimsey, has received great buzz. The track made the American College Radio Top 20 charts, including a 3-week 1 position on KSYM in San Antonio, TX. Recorded between New York City and Miami, and mastered by Sterling Sound prodigy, Ted Jensen, 2009 rings in the UK release of the group’s CD, Hello Mysterious.
NRWO’s cross-over appeal has earned the group dozens of support slots for contemporary international heavyweights such as One Republic, Electric Six and John Mayer to cutting-edge modernists like The Bravery, Raveonettes and Louis XIV, with June 19 seeing the group as support for the mighty BEAT at Edinburgh's Picture House.
WHAT'S BEING SAID:
"I'm absolutely delighted - I love this band. One of the best new prospects for 2009."
- Billy Sloan, Clyde 1 Radio, Glasgow
"Florida foursome NRWO is the music industry's best kept secret, until now that is."
- Elly Roberts, AllGigs.co.uk
"Don't be fooled by the joke name - this Miami-based four-piece are seriously good."
- Johnny Dee, The First Post, London
"NRWO could well become the name on everyone's lips by the end of the year if they continue to put out music of this quality."
- Indie London
"It’s hard to not see that these guys own their genre."
- Stephanie Colaianni
"NRWO have created an exciting mix of US and UK styled chunky freakbeat. They're not afraid of neither a melody nor a fat riff."
- Rob Barnett, Music-News.com
"The band's music still hits you like a fresh breeze..."
- Saby Reyes-Kulkarni, Miami New Times
NRWO HAVE SUPPORTED:
Electric Six, Switchfoot, One Republic, Living Things, The Bravery,
Shiny Toy Guns, The Lemonheads, John Mayer, Louis XIV, The Kills, The Raveonettes, Morningwood, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Matchbox 20, Ours, Robbie Krieger, Psychedelic Furs, Spacehog, among many others..
Hello how is it going?
Come on tell me.. well let me tell you two quick updates i have just uploaded a new song off of my last ep called "Laughter Missing" i hope you enjoy it like a good coup of hot chocolate and i have a facebook account also so you can find me there as Picke Miranda thank you so much
- folk-pop by picke
Greetings. I just wanted to thank you for your continued support and invite you to have a first listen on myspace to the tracks off the new EP "Monster & Minstrel" due out later this month. Bright stars to you! Ahmond
My Dear NRWO, I want you to know that your music and your songs are my passion. I am addicted. There is something pulls me toards them. Keep it up NRWO. Jane PS:Follow Me Twitter at http://twitter.com/iaent
Hey! I just put up a new song! its kind of like a Cobra Starship/ 3oh3 song! Its called "Shes The Girl" and my friend Dwight- Raps Hero is featured in the song!
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