Promo – Slowfoot

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When you’re looking for a good rock band, you start with a good beat, right?! A solid drummer, a smooth bass? Ok, got that. Now how about a Percussionist to add some depth and nuance to that beat? Ok, got that too. Now, how about a couple of guitar players bouncing licks off each other while the lead singer pours his heart and soul into every lyric? Ok, now you’re talkin’! Now just in case there is any space left for more sound, how about a Hammond Organ and keyboard player to completely fill the room with pure cool? That’s it! That’s it!

Well I just described the band known as “Slowfoot”. Otherwise known as

Frank Grimaldi — Lead Guitar/Vocals
Mike Conley — Guitar
Kris Greig — Bass
Tony Didio — Drums
Dan Wolak — Drums/Percussion
Peter Zajicek — Hammond organ/Keys/ Vocals

Wow! What a band!

They just released their debut Album/CD called “Something Good” around the first of the year. Shortly afterwords, We decided to contact the guys and invite them to “Fabulous” Ferndale MI. at the Tempermill studio for a session and promotion. Well they agreed so we were able to get them in on April 27th where they proceeded to work their magic and fill the studio with the same ambiance that I described earlier. That resulted in 3 great tracks that is now known as the “Slowfoot Tempermill Session”! It was a real pleasure working with these guys. It’s impressive to see 6 different artists / personalities come together and create such a solid performance. Now along with the three videos which are posted on Youtube, Puff Peace will donate half of all profits from Puff Peace merchandise sales through the month of June to Slowfoot. We will also link directly to the Slowfoot website so fans can purchase music and merch along with view other videos and upcoming events schedules.

I’m sure that Slowfoot will appreciate any help that they can get so that they may produce new music well into the future and we will all benefit from that.

So “Thank You” in advance, and remember “DON’T BE A SCHMIZE. PATRONIZE!!”