MP3 Lance Romañce - Sonnets Set To Music
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Description:
(ID 412965)
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His songs, frequently compared to Beck and Ween, take on a humorous and original form that cross musical boundries with ease.
23 MP3 Songs
ROCK: Modern Rock, FOLK: Folk Pop
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Lance Romañce was born and raised on December 7th, 1979 at Women & Infants Hospital in Providence, RI. Life was hard being the son of a photographer, but none the less, Lance Romañce saved up and bought an 8-track tape recorder. He decided to make an album with it, and started recording in January 1999, with a goal of recording a full length 60 minute album. This recording would be recorded, produced, published, written, and preformed by his lonesome (though he did get some help here and there). In April of 1999, Lance had enough tracks that he liked to consider his goal "accomplished." Upon this "accomplishment," as he calls it, Lance started working on a new album.
23 MP3 Songs
ROCK: Modern Rock, FOLK: Folk Pop
Details:
Lance Romañce was born and raised on December 7th, 1979 at Women & Infants Hospital in Providence, RI. Life was hard being the son of a photographer, but none the less, Lance Romañce saved up and bought an 8-track tape recorder. He decided to make an album with it, and started recording in January 1999, with a goal of recording a full length 60 minute album. This recording would be recorded, produced, published, written, and preformed by his lonesome (though he did get some help here and there). In April of 1999, Lance had enough tracks that he liked to consider his goal "accomplished." Upon this "accomplishment," as he calls it, Lance started working on a new album.
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