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Here's the The Lowdown
from DN Journal,
updated daily
to
fill you in on the latest buzz going around the domain name industry.
The Lowdown is
compiled by DN Journal Editor & Publisher Ron
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BREE
on the Verge of Major Breakout With Release of
New Video Featuring David Castello
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After
a long career in the music business
the
Castello
Brothers, Michael and David
of Castello
Cities Internet Network, found even
greater success in the domain industry. They own
a boatload of great generic keyword and geo
domains, many of them fully developed including PalmSprings.com,
Nashville.com
and Whisky.com
to name just a few. Still, David
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BREE
with Maryk McNeely (left) and David
Castello (right)
on the set for their new video at The
Standard in Nashville
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(a
top notch professional drummer) found himself
unable to resist the music world's siren
call when he discovered a phenomenal new music
talent in singer/songwriter BREE
in the summer of 2010. David,
who managed music clubs on L.A.'s world famous Sunset
Strip in his pre-domain industry days, became
Bree's manager and the two moved to Nashville
last summer where they reeled in bass player Maryk
McNeely to round out a trio that is making
major waves in Music City. The
trio has already recorded tracks with Bob
Ezrin's
crack engineer, Justin Cortelyou (Ezrin is
one of the top producers in music industry history
having produced albums by Pink
Floyd, Kiss, Alice
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Cooper,
Rod Stewart and many others). Today,
they just released their
first video, directed by Marcel,
for a rocking new tune Bree wrote called "Whisky"
- very appropriate given the Castello Brothers
ownership of Whisky.com.
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The
video, shot in the ballroom at The
Standard (Nashville's oldest free
standing building, one that dates back
to 1845), will be the centerpiece of a
new promotional campaign for the United
States and Canada that will
run for the next ten weeks. The band
then expects to head out on the road
this summer.
If
they come anywhere near you, that is a
show you are going to want to see.
Bree and her standout backing musicians
have a unique look and sound that is
unlike anything else on the music scene
today. The new video captures that very
well. I was pulled in immediately by the
opening scene, shot in the middle of the
night, with a 1965 Chevy Impala
convertible careening down the
street (with David behind the wheel)
carrying 2012's coolest new band to The
Standard. If you like music I know you
will love the video, so be
sure to check it out! |
BREE |
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(Posted April
17, 2012)
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