Artist description Geanine Towers is a singer-song writer who lives in Brooklyn, New York. "Crazy Rob" DiCaterino did all the arrangements and played all of the instruments on all the tracks currently available.

Music Style Pop/Rock/Adult Contemporary/ Soul

Musical Influences The Beatles, Stevie Wonder, Carly Simon, Nirvana, Steely Dan, REM, U2, The Smiths, The Cranberries, Prince, Cake, Sly and the Family Stone, Fleetwood Mac, Joni Mitchell, Tanya Donelly, Heart, Abba, The Bee Gees, Carole King, Phil Spector, Burt Bacharach.

Similar Artists Pizzacatto Five, Sixpence None the Richer, Frente, America, Jackie DeShannon, The Ronnettes, Evy, Natalie Merchant.

Artist History Veronica, thank you, from Mommy, for being the best daughter ever and putting up with take after take after take! Thanks also to Rob for all his work on the songs. Thanks to Phil Mould for being our friend and confidante. Thanks also go to "Rockin Ron" Randazzo, for promoting my songs, and my reviews on his legion of MP3.com stations, all of the people who wrote into the "Good" fan club regularly, including Steve Nunez, who I must also thank for the collaboration on the beautiful song, "I Don't Want to Hear You," Alan Rothkop and Fred Wheeler, who also featured us on his MP3.com stations and CDs. Thank you also to all of the good people who added my songs to sixty or so MP3.com stations, at various times, all the people at Gods of Music, especially, Jonathan Sanders, Loren McDonald, Cam Bastedo and David Vesel, for reviewing my songs and giving me encouragement and help. And thank you to my friends and family, and Rob's family, for your encouragement of my song writing. Special thanks to Billy Newman for making Face of Convention so special!

Group Members Geanine Towers

Instruments Vocals, accoustic guitar, clarinet, recorder, harmonica.

Albums Convention

Press Reviews "Face of Convention" is a smooth track that though it doesn't really hit you hard, it will definitely control your brain. Much like the sound of Pizzicato Five, this song is based around sensual female vocals and a seriously catchy though simple guitar melody. All in all it is a song that is definitely worth your listen. I really like the vocals on this track . . . the female harmony vocals really give this song flavor, and makes you feel really good. I assume that's where they got their band name. Anyway, the vocals really lend themselves well to the style, and complement the music perfectly. Speaking of the music, I rarely hear music that is so minimal that keeps my attention this well. It is far too common for good songs like this to veer off in a bad direction, or they lose touch with the simplicity, becoming suddenly cloying or overpowering. Not so with "Face of Convention". This is definitely a proper mix, the music is given just as much power as the vocals, without ruining the sound. In the end, it's the kind of track you could find yourself listening to while you work, an easy kind of sound that won't distract you with overkill. The production is crisp, and though there sometimes tends to be a little bit too much reverb in places (which causes things to echo a bit too much), it isn't much of a detraction from the overall quality. In the end, my verdict is a good one. Go check out this track, and any others they've got on their page. It will be worth your time, and you're sure to feel better when you're done listening than you did when you started. Excellent work, Good. Jonathan Sanders -Gods of Music

Location Brooklyn, New York - USA

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