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Finishing up a new release

We’re back in the studio with our new guitarist Chris Mares. Chris is lying down some cool licks on Beutiful Lies, our coming release. We’re getting very close to completing the recording of this one, and once we’ve got it mix4d will be adding it to our discography. Even some plans in the works for a fun video for this track. Stay tuned.

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New Member Announcement: Chris Mares – Lead Guitar

Christmas came early this year for The Brilliant Deductions. In the wake of a bunch of delays and injuries, our good friend Jan Bugaiski found work with another band that does a much better job paying the bills. We wish him the best of luck in this endeavor and intend to call him in for guest appearances in the months ahead.

Filling the void Jan left in our line-up was not an easy task but I’m delighted to say we’ve found a great player and fabulous co-conspirator in the form of Chris Mares. Chris has a great sense of melody and is right on our same wave-length when it comes to style and approach. He’s already jumping in head first learning some of our set and, even more importantly, contributing to the arrangements of the tracks we’ve got on our calendar to record in January.

Chris is a local Fallbrook man, with influences that include Oasis, Foo Fighters, Tom Petty, Noel Gallagher, and Beady Eye. He also writes and sings his own Christian Rock music and lends his talent to the worship team of one of our local churches.

We’re delighted to have Chris onboard… more photos and musical sneak-preview very soon!

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New Keyboardist Needed

Words can barely express how sad it makes me to say it, but Shea Thompson has left the band. He will continue his role as recording engineer at Sonic-Rocket, but other responsibilities have made it necessary for him to abandon his role with The Brilliant Deductions. Heartfelt thanks to Shea for all he has done in the past to help us with our music. We will be forever grateful.So, in the immortal words of Albert Einstein, "In the middle of every difficulty, lies opportunity." This could be an opportunity for you to be part of our group. Reach out directly if you are interested in talking more about it. Below is what we are looking for:

Keyboardist / Collaborator wanted
Established original band in North County is in search of a keyboard player to collaborate with song writing, recording and live performance. We have an excellent recording studio and top players. This is a recreational project so we’re not looking for hired guns.

Ideal person will be a mature individual seeking a creative outlet where we can make some great music together and have fun doing it. Style is Adult Alternative / Brit-Pop. Oasis, Jellyfish, ELO, Tom Petty, and of course The Beatles, Many of the newer melodic, lyric-oriented pop artists are very cool too. The style of keyboard playing that would fit well with what we do is along the lines of Steve Nieve (Elvis Costello) or Tim Finn (Split Enz / Crowded House). You don’t need to be a killer keyboardist to be considered. It’s more about finding someone who fits in with our vibe. We have great gear (Korg Kronos X) that you may use so all that is required are chops, dedication and imagination. Singer preferred! Who doesn’t love a band with great harmonies?

We rehearse weekly at our recording studio in Fallbrook. The plan is simple: we keep writing and recording original material until we’re ready to release an album. We promote the band by playing a few local showcases (San Diego/LA) each quarter then rinse, repeat. No deadlines. No egos. We’re starting to dabble in video production as well, which has been lots of fun for us. We all have day jobs and families that we love, but we love our music too so this gives us a chance to get creative.

Original music is a team sport… we’ve got a great team. All that’s missing is YOU. If this sounds at all intriguing… drop me a line we’ll exchange some music samples and see where it leads.

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Big weekend: San Diego Fair and Legacy shows!

This is a big weekend for Christopher Cash & The Brilliant Deductions! We are performing at the San Diego County Fair tonight at 9pm on the O’Brien Stage. Tomorrow we’re playing at Legacy Brewing in Oceanside also starting around 9pm. At the Sonic-Rocket Legacy show our friends Greg & Ian from The Topaz Duo will dazzle with some classical music starting about 7pm followed by our pals The Ron Franklin Band around 8pm. The boys and I will be doing a full 90 minute set packed with original material old and new. See ya there! Gonna be F-U-N!!!!

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Big Thanks To Greg Lawrence

One of our favorite clients just paid for a half page ad in the coming edition of Professional Musician’s Local 325 publication called Soundpost. There’s nothing sweeter than a personal endorsement from a guy as talented as Greg. Thanks a million!

He added the following text:
“Local 325 member violinist Greg Lawrence with Sonic Rocket’s Chief Recording Engineer Shea Thompson.
Are you looking for a great studio to record your next project? Sonic-Rocket Productions, located in beautiful Fallbrook, CA is the place you want to go!!! I know because my son and I recorded our Topaz CD there in April. Sonic-Rocket is a fantastic studio with ‘state of the art’ equipment and highly skilled recording engineers. Visit Sonic-Rocket at www.sonic-rocket.com and/or call Cash (760) 695-6444 and book your studio time now.”

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Great Fun at Sonic-Rocket Night

We had a good time playing the Sonic-Rocket night at Aztec Brewery with our pals the Ron Franklin band and the Satellite Sons. There were a few technical difficulties but we pressed on through them and had a lot of fun. Thanks to Daniel Salas, Kenzie Espinoza-Finch, and James Berry for their excellent help. Big thanks to our friends and neighbors who came out to be part of the fun!

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