The Alchemist
The Black Dog Prowl and Friends version of Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band pays homage to the source material (which spent 15 weeks at number one on the Billboard charts in the U.S. in 1967) and the musicians (Lennon, McCartney, Starr, and Harrison) that spent the better part of four months recording what some consider to be the legitimization of pop music as an artform.
Produced in collaboration with Crossover.TV, bands/artists that make their mark on this massive reimagined undertaking include Maryjo Mattea and her band Dear Daria, Color Palette, Nah., The Creaky Bones, Mystery Friends, Eric Scott, Jonny Grave, Jon Tyler Wiley & His Virginia Choir, and Kevin Martin of Candlebox. Just goes to show you that you can get by with a little help from your friends!
Stay tuned for our feature with Josh and Enzo of Black Dog Prowl and Avik from Crossover.TV, publishing here on Alchemical Records on Thursday, February 11, 2021. For now, just enjoy the show!
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Moozy is a fully independent band from Washington D.C. born from a collaboration of musicians Dylan Rockwell and Pat Gunning. They’re an extremely talented duo that has really caught our attention on their most recent release Tru Love. We had the opportunity to ask them some questions, which you can check out below!
What first got you into music?
A: I think originally we were just middle school kids looking for identities and we found one with music. I remember thinking as a kid “ok, if I practice really hard for like a year then I’ll probably be like the best guitarist at school and then I’ll be cool.” Pat had a similar high school experience thinking that playing in a band would increase his “cool” factor. I think he still does. I’ve always been slightly competitive with music, for better or for worse. Usually for better I think. It’s all for the sake of the art at the end of the day.
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