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"Have You Ever Been Asleep?" genre: Indie
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	One of Conners newest songs, the first song off the record: The White Cube
	CD: the White Cube   Label: Lenore Adora Records Credits: all song writen and produced by James Julian Duft. Engineered by Tom Wagner
"Tuesday" genre: Indie
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	Conners first attention grabber, Tuesday got big requests and tons of airplay on the bands local college radio station, KJHK 90.7 FM. This song is sure to stay on your mind and stick in your head thanks to its catchy melodies and intricate layers. Tuesday was the first in the long line of infectious, energetic songs that define their debut, The White Cube. Another version of Tuesday appeared on Conner’s self-titled demo in 2001.
	CD: The White Cube   Label: Lenore Adora Records Credits: Written and Produced by James Duft. Engineered by Tom Wagner
"Easy" genre: Indie
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	A straight up rock hit. Easy encapsulates Conners catchy, unique sound. One of the cornerstones of The White Cube, Easy is a Conner classic that helped to define the sound of their album from the beginning of the recording process. The song was recorded on the bands demo in 2002, using a different recording style and mix, and a retooled, more minimalist version appears on The White Cube.
	CD: Demo (2002) Credits: Written and Produced by James Duft. Engineered by Tom Wagner

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