TEAM UP WITH THEBOOT.COM TO PREMIERE OFFICIAL VIDEO FOR
“COLD COLD LOVE”
BAND SET TO PERFORM MULTIPLE SHOWCASES AT AMERICANAFEST
SOPHOMORE ALBUM
‘UNDER BLUE SKIES’
OUT FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15
Above: Kristen Proffit and Manda Mosher
of CALICO THE BAND
CALICO THE BAND–the California Americana country group led by the female duo of Manda Mosher and Kirsten Proffit–today (8/25) have teamed up with TheBoot.com to premiere their Western-themed music video for “Cold Cold Love,” the latest single from the band’s forthcoming albumUNDER BLUE SKIES. The track’s audio debuted last week (8/15) with MotherChurchPew.com. Click here to watch the video that was filmed just outside of Joshua Tree, a Southern California location which has a “mystical cosmic country connection that is inspiration for us,” says the band. Pre-order for UNDER BLUE SKIES is available now on iTunes with instant grat tracks “Cold Cold Love” and “The 405.”
CALICO THE BAND, short for “California Country,” returns with their signature intimate and tight harmonies on their sophomore album UNDER BLUE SKIES (California Country Records) out Friday, September 15. During release week, the band will be performing twoofficial AmericanaFest Showcases in Nashville, TN. On Thursday, September 14, CALICO THE BAND will perform The California Country Social–presented by California Country Records & The Alternate Root–at Fond Object Records (5pm to 8pm) and Saturday, September 16 for another Official AmericanaFest Showcase at The 5 Spot (midnight).
The band’s harmonies light up such standout tracks as “The 405” (the video for which premiered last month with AXS.com),“Cold Cold Love,” and “The Leaving Kind” a song about about loving a desperado who can’t sit still (unveiledon The Bluegrass Situation; listen here). CALICO THE BAND also delivers an inspired arrangement of Mamas & The Papas’ classic “California Dreamin’.”
UNDER BLUE SKIES follows the band’s debut album which was praised by Terry Roland of No Depression who raved, “The best of L.A.’s country past, present and future clearly emerges from Calico’s debut, Rancho California.” The opening track, “Fine Line,” tells the quintessential story of so many aspiring artists who come to L.A. in hopes of realizing their dreams, and everyone in Southern California who travels their way along miles of gridlock freeway knows “The 405.” Here, on Proffit’s only solely-penned album track, love blossoms against the backdrop of an all-too-familiar L.A.
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