We’re writing to let you know that we’ve decided to change our band name. Although this seems sudden, it’s something that has been brewing for quite some time. The music the band is writing and recording has reached a point where the name Flowmotion is an unsuitable description for who the band is now. With a solidified line up and many members writing material, transitioning to a new band name allows us to evolve into whatever it is we want to become. This is by no means a letter to tell fans we no longer will be performing older Flowmotion material, or “the hits”. In many ways, the only thing changing is the name. We’re using a new name, a less descriptive one, to help us personally and artistically bridge the gap between past material and what’s destined to become. Since the name change decision, we’ve been mining old material with a renewed energy and it’s breathing a new life!
The new band and album name will be The True Spokes. The album will be released on Saturday, February 4th at the Showbox as part of the Winter Warm Up. Please visit The True Spokes on Facebook (www.Facebook.com/TrueSpokes) or our new website (www.TrueSpokes.com) to hear a track off the new album. The True Spokes name comes from the balance achieved when a wheel has been trued. The spokes of a wheel need to be balanced for a wheel to function and there’s no question that over the past year, the band has found that balance. The True Spokes are tighter than ever on both a personal and musical level. We also like how The True Spokes sounds like “truth speaks” and “true folks” and we strongly believe in all these ideas the new name represents.
Saturday, December 31st looks to be our last show as “Flowmotion”. This is a New Year’s Eve show at Nectar Lounge in Seattle with our friends Handful of Luvin’. Please help ring in what promises to be a celebrated year for us. The Winter Warm Up/Album release show follows in February and we’re excited to announce that The Mother Hips will be joining us for this show. This show will be billed as” Flowmotion is The True Spokes” and then it’s The True Spokes forever after that.
We’re hyper aware of all the pitfalls that come from a name change eleven years in. Everything from confusing or losing fans, to figuring out how to deal with social networking and the Internet will prove to be a challenge. But, sometimes an artistic desire and inspiration churns so hard in our guts we don’t have a choice but to follow it, regardless of the financial or social ramifications. We’re extremely excited for the new album and consider it to be one of our proudest achievements. Flowmotion has thousands of passionate fans and we cherish each and every one of you. You’re our foundation and we’re not going anywhere! You’ve built us up and made many dreams come true. We’ll continue on the only way we know how, through music, and we hope you’ll continue to support us for many years to come. This adventure burns bright!
Yours truly,
Josh, RL, Scott, Eric, and Bob
Flowmotion
The True Spokes
MELTDOWN ENCORES
We’ve missed the music, the magic, the mountain and YOU! Sadly we’ll have to wait a few more months for the mountain, but we can certainly do something about the rest!!! Summer Meltdown Festival is stoked to bring you this year’s 2 night MELTDOWNENCORE!
Join us at the Lo-Fi in Seattle on Saturday, November 19th and at the Wild Buffalo in Bellingham on Sunday, November 20th. We can’t wait to welcome back, from MD11: WASSABICOLLECTIVE BLACKCHERRYCRUSH BUZZBRUMP
And of course you can also expect to see Flowmotion in the house, with instruments, warmed up, ready to tease tease tease.
(Doors at 8pm both nights. $10 on Sat. / $7 on Sun.)
Besides the fantastic music and awesome company, we’ll have the earliest of early Meltdown tickets for MD12! You, our loyalist of loyal friends, we know that to you, it does not matter WHEN the Meltdown happens, only that it DOES. For you, we have the lowest of the low priced tickets. These babies don’t even have dates on them yet! save $10 off the lowest ticket price for 2012 when purchased at either Encore show
If that’s not enough to get you excited, we’ve got Merch and we’re bringin it all! Hoodies, t-shirts, tank tops, stickers, mugs, coozies, bags, commemorative posters, water bottles and more. Get discounted MD11 gear and find awesome deals on swag from Meltdowns past. And you know us, we just can’t help giving things away, so expect drawings and prizes and other ways to win stuff.
What a great excuse to jump back into that good ‘ol Meltdown feeling. Good music. Good friends. Good times. There’s a mystery about this place, and you don’t have to be in Darrington to feel it. So come play with us. We miss you!!!
ALBUM/TOUR UPDATE HALLOWEEN
We’re heading down to the bay area to finish the final mixing of the new Flowmotion album that Tim Bluhm of the Mother Hips is producing. We’re playing a few shows on the way down and back up. Please pass the word on to any friends you know that live in these places.
Wed, October 12th Applegate Lodge – Applegate, OR
Thur, October 13th Aubergine, Sebastopol, CA
Friday, October 14th Caspar Inn, Caspar, CA
Saturday, October 15th Divided Sky, South Lake Tahoe, CA
Sunday-Wed mixing at Mission Bells studio
Friday, October 21st Jambalaya, Arcata, CA
Friday, October 28th (Halloween show)
Tractor Tavern
Seattle, WA
We’re stoked to be performing one of our favorite albums at one of our favorite venues. We’re playing Rubber Soul in its entirety. All 35 glorious minutes of it!
$10adv/$12door Advance tickets available at Sonic Boom records or online at www.ticketweb.com
Aaron Daniel’s One Man Banned and Canada’s Current Swell support
Thanks for all your support!
Flowmotion
SETLIST CONTEST FOR SUMMER MELTDOWN
What would be your ideal 60 minute Flowmotion set? Write it out and email it to flowmotionsetlist@gmail.com The band will pick their favorite and perform the winning set at this year’s Summer Meltdown Festival. The winner also receives a free recording of the set along with any other recorded shows of their choice from the entire Meltdown weekend. No covers please, but everything else is on the table. Contest ends Wednesday, June 22nd.
Attendance at this year’s festival is not required to participate, but we’d love to have you all there!
Links for some help:
http://www.archive.org/search.php?query=flowmotion
http://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/flowmotion/id260843819
MORE ARTISTS ANNOUNCED FOR SUMMER MELTDOWN
Artist additions include: ALO
Everyone Orchestra with guest Marco Benevento
Orgone
Mike Dillon’s Go Go Jungle
SambaDa
Jamie Janover
Cody BeeBe & the Crooks
Polecat
Andrew Vait with guest Olivia de la Cruz
Sandy Dickerson
Sarah Schmidt
SUMMER MELTDOWN INITIAL LINEUP ANNOUNCED
FLOWMOTION
The Everyone Orchestra with Special Guests TBA
New Monsoon
Clinton Fearon & Boogie Brown Band
Particle (Thur night advance ticket purchase for this show)
Wassabi Collective
Newfangled Wasteland (Beck supergroup featuring members of ALO, Tea Leaf Green & Chris Haugen)
Juno What?!
Acorn Project
Kay Kay & His Weathered Underground
Andy Coe Band’s Jerry Garcia Celebration
The Glass Notes
Black Cherry Crush
Paul Benoit Trio
Big Light
The Quick & Easy Boys
Buzz Brump
The Endorphins
The Keaton Collective
ANDMOREBANDSTBA …
visit www.summermeltdown.com
for more info on the bands and to buy tickets
WINTER WARM UP DETAILS ANNOUNCED
FLOWMOTION, THEMUTAYTOR and The GLASSNOTES fill out the lineup for this years Winter Warm Up at the Crocodile!
Come see what the Summer Meltdown is all about, with a little teaser from the past, a little taste of the future and of course, the Meltdown’s own superstars, FLOWMOTION! This night is going to be spectacular!!!
Tickets for this year’s 11th Annual Summer Meltdown will be on sale for the early bird price of $80. This… is the last chance to get them at this price. Don’t miss out! That’s $20 less than you’ll be able to buy them anywhere else this summer. So, if you’re doing the math, that essentially makes the Crocodile a free show to anyone purchasing their Summer Meltdown tickets that night! But wait! There’s more! Each piece of merch that you buy at the Warm Up gets you entered into a drawing to win a free pair of MD11 tickets. Also, if you bring warm clothes for our Warm Souls Clothing Drive, you’ll get another shot at winning.
Advance tickets available online HERE or in person at Sonic Boom Records in Ballard or Capitol Hill
NEW YEAR'S EVE SHOW DETAILS OFFICIALLY ANNOUNCED
Flowmotion/The Everyone Orchestra/Department of Energy
Flowmotion is excited to ring in 2011 with some of our most admired musicians at one of Seattle’s most cherished venues. Portland’s Matt Butler, founder of the Everyone Orchestra, will end the night by conducting members of both bands plus special guests. We’re very inspired and invite you to be too!
Tractor Tavern
5213 Ballard Ave NW
Seattle
9pm$20adv/$25door
advance tickets available at www.tractortavern.com
SUMMER MELTDOWN TURNS 10 THIS YEAR
AUGUST 5TH-8TH 2010
The Summer Meltdown is a grassroots music festival that has grown into something truly spectacular. Terra Roots Foundation in conjunction with FLOWMOTION organize and operate the Meltdown, and their many years of hard work make the festival what it is today is quite evident. Having top-notch security, magnificent lighting, impeccable sound and the best hospitality crew on the planet, preparing home-cooked meals with local organic ingredients for the bands; the weekend-long festivities were very well organized and carefully thought out, each day flowing in perfect progression. The music schedule nicely matched the hour of the day, audience vibe and age group—crescendoing in all the right places and providing the ideal soundtrack to Meltdown life, morning, noon and night.
This year’s lineup includes: The Presidents of the United States of America, Flowmotion, EOTO, Hot Buttered Rum, The Mother Hips, McTuff, Ivan Neville’s Dumpstaphunk, The Mutaytor, The Everyone Orchestra, Five Alarm Funk, Delihi 2 Dublin, Acorn Project, Rejoice, Panda Conspiracy, Spanish for 100, Be Careful, Publish the Quest, Michael Shrieve’s Spellbinder, Dept. of Energy, Randy Hansen, Groove Patrol, Nicki Bluhm, Levi Ware, Manooghi Hi, Andrew Vait & The Eternal Fair, One Man Banned, , The Librarians, Vicci Martinez, Wisdom, Beecraft, and Josh Clauson, Ben Bruce, and Robert Sarazin Blake
Everything you need to know about this year’s festival can be found right here at: www.summermeltdown.com
A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S MONSOON TOUR
FLOWMOTION returns to California to support New Monsoon for three nights in July.
Thursday, July 15th – Humbrews in Arcata
Friday, July 17th – The Hopmonk Tavern in Sebastopol
Saturday, July 18th – The Truckee River Park Amphitheater
GHOST PEPPER IS THIS WEEK'S "Pick of the Week" ON JAMBASE.COM!
JamBase Albums of the Week | April 2-April 8, 2010
Dennis’ Pick of the Week
Flowmotion: Ghost Pepper (Flowmotion Music)
Of late, rock has gotten a bit inelegant. There’s edginess, aloofness, ginned up loft, experimentation and angst aplenty, but there’s a real dirth of quality melodies and un-syrupy romance and hopefulness that don’t resort to clichés. Part of the reason ’70s classic rock endures is the abiding craftsmanship and real savvy of its best exponents at creating sonic spaces with lots of room for people to inhabit. There’s a real art to creating rock that’s primed to connect across a wide spectrum AND doesn’t feel like some gross, lowest common denominator ploy. In Ghost Pepper (released March 17), Flowmotion delivers a song cycle that’s as skillfully wrought and artfully sculpted as “classic” forebears like Traffic and early Journey and Doobie Brothers, while managing to work in nuances in keeping with peers like The Mother Hips and ALO. If you dream and stumble and love and struggle, well, there’s plenty to grab onto here, and the music carries one along with a deceptively easy flow. This is not simple music but in keeping with their name, Flowmotion makes things seem easy, never showboating or strutting, letting the quality of their tunes, lyrics and musicianship speak for themselves while maintaining a distinctively organic feel, where one senses the players in the room together chasing something big & true and capturing it with their bare hands and nakedly passionate vocals. Oh sure, there’s blistering guitar solos and crazy, time changing turnarounds but all of it serves the songs, which are uniformly excellent and show that the whole damn band has real compositional acumen. Captured largely live in the studio in a whirlwind session with relentlessly great producer Scott Colburn (Arcade Fire, Animal Collective), Ghost Pepper hums with life – hard won happiness and sorrowful moments distilled into a very useful tool for our own living. There’s real focus here, though one can hear all the jazzbo-technical, jam-ready bits lurking in the curves, making this an extremely satisfying home listening experience that also stirs high hopes for the live counterparts to come. Ghost Pepper is the work of real pros more than ready for AOR airplay and a much wider audience beyond their fervent Pacific Northwest following, and more simply, a lovely album packed with muscular, graceful rock ‘n’ roll of the very best kind. (Dennis Cook)
SEATTLE ROCK STALWARTS HEAD SOUTH TO SHOWCASE STELLAR NEW ALBUM
Flowmotion
Sometimes all one needs is the perfect messenger to remind them what a splendid idea rock ‘n’ roll is. Seattle’s Flowmotion do just that, extolling rock’s fundamental pleasures with palpable exuberance and naked talent. In celebration of the release of their fab new album, Ghost Pepper, the band will be performing a series of dates in Oregon, California and Washington, offering an opportunity for lovers of classic, melodic rock with serious muscle to see this powerhouse quintet in action.
Crafted with Grammy Award winning producer Scott Colburn (Arcade Fire, Animal Collective, Sun City Girls), Ghost Pepper has the feel of Wilco, ALO and The Mother Hips, or leaning further back, Traffic, Journey and Little Feat in their fighting prime, an emotionally honest, believably hopeful song cycle that reacquaints one with the power of a fully formed album and not just some random jumble of new tunes.
“I’ve never seen anything quite like it,” says Colburn. “It made me realize that a band like Flowmotion is the kind of band that would be huge in an earlier decade because they are REALLY good, professional musicians that take music making very seriously. They have all the cards in the right place and do what it takes to succeed in making music for a living. These days, you don’t see this level of musicianship. I think over time, the general public has accepted less and less in terms of quality of music, so it makes it hard when a band like this comes through. The general public doesn’t know quite what to make of it because they’ve been exposed to dreck for so long. They can’t handle something that is truly great. That’s why the legions of Flowmotion followers are an elite club of people with taste and the ability to personally find the orchids in a sea of dandelions.”
Ghost Pepper West Coast Tour
3/31 – Cultureworks – Ashland, OR
4/1 – Jambalaya – Arcata, CA
4/2 – Miners Foundry – Nevada City, CA
4/3 – The Connecticut Yankee – San Francisco, CA
4/4 – Aubergine After Dark – Sebastopol, CA
4/9 – The Brick – Roslyn, WA
4/10 – Knitting Factory Concert House – Spokane, WA
Any FLOWMOTION fans out there who are Twitter inclined? Please let everyone know what you think of the new album by tweeting “@Flowmotion”
You can also share a free stream of the album on your Facebook/MySpace/Twitter/Blog/etc by clicking “Share” right from the streaming page!
FAN APPRECIATION / CD RELEASE PARTY EXTRAVAGANZA
The official release of Flowmotion’s new CD Ghost Pepper is set for March 17, 2010. The band is so excited about this album that the band has put together a very special, first ever FREESHOW in Seattle to celebrate.
Here’s the details:
Weds, March 17 2010
The Tractor Tavern, Seattle WA
The RL Heyer Trio is opening the night
Come on down and get yourself a brand, spankin’ new CD, hot off the presses.
ADDITIONAL CD RELEASE PARTIES COMING TO A TOWN NEAR YOU
If you’re not in the Seattle area for the St. Patrick’s Day Fan Appreciation Extravaganza, fear not! We’re gathering some dear friends and bringing the party to a town near you!! We’ve got additional CD Release Parties planned for:
FRIDAY, MARCH 19TH FLOWMOTION w/ special guests Hot Buttered Rum
Wild Buffalo, Bellingham WA
SATRUDAY, MARCH 20TH FLOWMOTION & Hot Buttered Rum The Vogue Theater, Vancouver BC ALLAGES!
SATURDAY, APRIL 10TH FLOWMOTION w/ special guests March Fourth Marching Band
The Knitting Factory, Spokane WA ALLAGES!
Visit the Shows page for more details. See everyone at a FLOWMOTION show soon!
3rd Annual Meltdown Winter Warmup THIS WEEKEND!!
We have teamed up with Terra Roots, The Crocodile and our great friends over at Deschutes Brewery to bring you the 3rd annual Meltdown Winter Warmup. This year’s lineup is out best ever and we hope to see you all down there.
Here’s the details: THISSATURDAY, Jan 6 2010
The Crocodile
Seattle, WA
Featuring: FLOWMOTION
Five Alarm Funk
McTuff
and hosted by the fabulous Bronkar Lee
It’s an amazing night YOUWILLNOTWANT TO MISS!
Buy your tickets right now.
http://thecrocodile.com/index.html?page=calendar&event=2919949
3RD ANNUAL MELTDOWN WINTER WARMUP DETAILS ANNOUNCED
FLOWMOTION and Terra Roots present the 3rd annual Meltdown Winter Warmup, Saturday, February 6th at Seattle’s famed Crocodile. This event is the official kick off to FLOWMOTION and Terra Roots’ Summer Meltdown Festival that takes place in August at the Whitehorse Mtn. Amphitheater in Darrington, WA. This year’s winter line up includes a powerful jazz-rock-funk amalgam of McTuff (Skerik, Joe Doria, Devonne Lewis, and Andy Coe), FLOWMOTION, and Vancouver BC’s Five Alarm Funk . The night’s Master of Ceremonies will be San Francisco’s beat boxing juggler Bronkar Lee.
Winter Warmup is the last chance to join us in supporting our local community by participating in Terra Roots’ 2nd Annual Warm Souls Winter Clothing and Food Drive. Bring your donation of new or gently used winter clothing and/or non-perishable food items, and gain entry into a drawing for a pair of Summer Meltdown tickets! Meltdown tickets will be available at the Warmup for $70, which will be the cheapest price all summer. It’s the only chance to get them before they go on sale in April for $80!
Advance tickets for the Warmup are $15 and available through the Crocodile’s web site. www.thecrocodile.com Tickets at the door will be sold for $18.
More info:
www.flowmotion.net
www.terraroots.org
www.thecrocodile.com
www.summermeltdown.com
It’s New Years Eve and we invite you to spend it with the Wild Buffalo and two of the best bands in the Northwest, Flowmotion and Acorn Project!! Try and dress to impress or bring your masks, wigs, hats, wings, and anything else because it’s going to be a masquerade that will be remembered! Expect a free glass of champagne at midnight and a wonderful night of amazing music and dancing!
$20 ADV/ $25 at the door ORDERTICKETSNOW
PRE-ORDER THE NEW STUDIO CD
The band is putting the finishing touches on their long-awaited studio album, Ghost Pepper. Their first studio album with RL & Eric Bryson in the mix. (‘Bout time, right?!!) Pre-order your album now and be one of the first to hear what the band’s been up to.
The band has put together some really exciting packages for you, their beloved fans, for ordering the CD early. How about a private lesson from your favorite band member? Want the bacon cart to come cook you breakfast one morning? You can even be the lucky fan that takes home Scott’s sweaty socks after the CD release party. How can you resist that?!!
AND … everyone who pre-orders the CD is entered for a chance to win your very own, private acoustic set performed right in your living room!
Come and sweat out the tryptophan!!!
The Turkey Melt will be held at the Jet Bar in Mill Creek
800 164th St SE (425) 743-4593
music starts at 9pm and cover is $10 – no advance tickets for this show
SAVE THE DATE NEW YEAR'S EVE DATE ANNOUNCED
FLOWMOTION and ACORNPROJECT combine forces to bring in 2010 at the WILDBUFFALO in Bellingham.
more info TBA, check band soon
FLOWMOTION makes Jambase Melody Monday
IT’S OKAY TO WONDER, JUSTDON’T BE AFRAID
Flowmotion
The future is always unknown. We can conjecture and plan but the actual passage of time is fraught with potholes and rainbows we never see coming. However, we can hope for beautiful tomorrows rich with fulfillment and free of strife. And sometimes all we need to set us on such a path is the right song. Thus, we offer you Flowmotion’s “How I Know,” a song with the nearness and grandeur of the best U2, that also offers us a taste of their forthcoming new album this winter. May this tune help you find some positive winds to fill your sails this new week!
FLOWMOTION is supporting Bob Weir of the Grateful Dead and his band Ratdog this Sunday, August 23rd at the Paramount Theatre in Seattle. Show starts at 7pm.
Visit our shows page for details.
FLOWMOTION on TV
FLOWMOTION make their television debut in Ashland! Thanks Denizen TV
Scroll down to the 5th story to see the FLOWMOTION feature.
VOTE FLOWMOTION ONTO JAM CRUISE 8
We’re thrilled to announce FLOWMOTION has been invited to participate in Jam Cruise’s Vote to the Boat Contest.
Here’s how it works – From July 15 – September 15, vote for FLOWMOTION (only one vote per person will be counted). The winner will come on board Jam Cruise 8 and perform two shows!
So … pass it on. Tell your friends. Tell your grandparents. Tell anyone who has an email address to get online and vote for FLOWMOTION. And then … we’ll see you all on the boat!
RL & Josh stopped into Willits/Ukiah Public Radio Station KZYZ for a live on-air performance and interview with Shari Williams. This is their live performance of Please Don’t Forget, written by RL Heyer.
FLOWMOTION's set at The Fillmore is now available for free at archive.org
Set list: Please Don’t Forget, Place to Fly, People Get Ready, Ghost Pepper, Miles, How I Know, Free, Give It What You Can (Meters cover), Mercy, Rollaway, Holy Ghost
Thanks Bob Cogswell for the great recording!
SUMMER MELTDOWN THURSDAY NIGHT LINEUP ANNOUNCED
We’re psyched to announce this year’s Kickoff Party featuring ON THEONE, FLOWMOTION & PANDACON. We’re excited to have one of last year’s favorite bands, ON THEONE, opening the festival. And, after FLOWMOTION’s Fan Appreciation set, PandaCon will be bringing the dance party into the late night!
You DO NOT want to miss the party. And remember, the only way to attend the Kickoff Party is by getting your Meltdown tickets early. Buy your tickets now through June 16 and your ticket includes Thursday night entry.
At the Flowmotion show on Saturday, April 4, we announced the Friday night headliner for the 2009 Summer Meltdown: the “Prince of Americana” JACKIEGREENE.
Jackie is a working member of Phil Lesh and Friends, and has played with B.B. King, Phil Lesh, Huey Lewis, Susan Tedeschi, Taj Mahal, and Buddy Guy (among many others). His album, “Giving Up The Ghost,” was released in 2008.
Meltdown 2009 Date Change:
We are pleased to announce that Summer Meltdown 9 will be pushed back one week to August 14th to 16th, 2009. Those of you that have tickets already purchased at the Winter Warm Up will be able to use these tickets at the gate without a problem. Check back often for the most current news on Meltdown ’09
Tickets:
“Online ticket sales will begin the first week of April. Weekend passes start at $75. Complete information on youth passes, vehicle camping, and partial weekend passes will be available in the next few weeks.
Flowmotion played to a great crowd in Bellingham at the Wild Buffalo for the Second Annual Winter Warmup. Izabella opened the show with a notable set to a crowded room of dancing partiers, and then Flowmotion really nailed their two-and-a-half hour set.
New Single Released! "How I Know" Available Now!
Anyone who knows this song knows about … “the moment.” Experience your own moment: download Flowmotion’s new single, “How I Know” right now:
FLOWMOTION TO PLAY SAN FRANCISCO's FAMOUS FILLMORE
FLOWMOTION
is excited to announce they
will be supporting San Francisco
darlings Tea
Leaf Green at The Fillmore
as part of that city’s 2009
Green Apple Festival. For
those of you lucky enough
to attend 2008’s Summer Meltdown
Festival you know the energy
and excitement these bands
create together. It’s sure
to be an amazing night of
music.
Start
planning now … Saturday
April 18, 2009
TO THE NINES: NEW YEAR'S EVE PHOTOS
Thanks
to everyone who came out to FLOWMOTION’s
Swanky & Surreal NYE Affair,
TO THENINES. Everyone looked gorgeous,
dressed to the nines for the special
occasion. Check out the first round
of pics from one of our favorite
photographers, Frank Blau. Make
sure to check back for more photos. Click
here
We’re
also very excited to announce NYE
videos coming soon. Keep your eyes
and ears out for that!
FM RETURNING TO THE RECORDING STUDIO IN JANUARY
We
are so excited to announce FLOWMOTION’s
return to the recording studio in
January. The band has a lot of new
material and everyone is raelly
anxious to get it out to you! We’re
releasing a few choice cuts from
a recent session to give you a little
taste of what the band is up to.
2008’s
Summer Meltdown was a great success
and, as always, a really special
weekend for everyone who attended.
Tea Leaf Green manager Christopher
Sabec says, "We loved it. I
have been saying it was the best
festival ever."
2008’s
lineup featured: FLOWMOTION; Tea
Leaf Green; Buckethead; Steve Kimock;
Matt Butler’s Everyone Orchestra;
Members of ALO: Dan Lebowitz, Steve
Adams and the first live performance
by Dave Brogan’s band; That 1 Guy;
Skerik; Blue Turtle Seduction, ON
THEONE, Delta Nove, Al Howard &
K23 Orchestra.
FLOWMOTION confirmed for Las Tortugas Dance of the Dead III
FLOWMOTION is psyched to be celebrating Halloween in beautiful Yosemite National Park at Las Tortugas Dance of the Dead III. The lineup is stellar, a "Who’s Who" of the West Coast music scene, including; ALO, Hot Buttered Rum, JGB, The Mother Hips. As well as Summer Meltdown alumni Tea Leaf Green, Blue Turtle Seduction, Delta Nove, Dan Lebowitz. And many, many others.
Meltdown 2007 Video Clips
Revisit a couple of the most memorable moments from Flowmotion’s main stage set Saturday night at 2007’s Summer Meltdown. A special thanks goes out to Rob, Keith & Jeremy for making it happen. Click here
New MP3 Uploaded
Click here to hear Flowmotion cover a David Bowie classic as part of their “British Invasion” Halloween show. Check back soon for pictures from this very special night. Visit the music page to listen to all Flowmotion’s featured downloads.
Summer Meltdown Scene & Heard in Relix Magazine
From the Oct. 2007 issue:
“I love High Sierra, enjoy Bonnaroo, tolerate others but can’t live without Summer Meltdown.”
Blake Lewis Appearance with Flowmotion
Midway through Flowmotion’s 3-hour set on Sept. 29, 2007, the street-beatboxer-turned-superstar and longtime friend of Flowmotion, B-Shorty joined the stage for a boxified version of “Better Luck Next Time”, raising the crowd into a frenzy. It was old friends making music together, and a triumphant return for a hometown boy.
Guitarist Josh Clauson sits in with String Cheese Incident
Clauson made a guest appearance with String Cheese Incident at their legendary Horning’s Hideout weekend (July 28, 2007), sitting in on Keller Williams’ “Best Feeling” during Saturday night’s encore.
Relix Magazine Spotlight on Flowmotion
“Flowmotion may be a Northwest gem, but through constant live shows they have matured into stage veterans about to break onto the national scene.”
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