NEWTOWN SQUARE, PA, February 18, 2011 (Press-News.org) The Kneeling Bus released a special promo edition Digital 45 of their first single, "Coco," from their debut album, "All Hail! The Kneeling Bus," as a free download exclusively from their website, www.thekneelingbus.com, beginning today.
The single features two remixes of "Coco" produced by Draper Marquez; who also serves as lead vocalist on the track.
For a limited time, each download includes a digital teaser poster for "All Hail! The Kneeling Bus."
The commercial single of "Coco," will be released as a Digital 45 and one-click download, in explicit and clean versions respectively, on March 21st. "All Hail! The Kneeling Bus" is set for release on March 7th.
Both releases will be available for digital download exclusively from TheKneelingBus.com. Distribution to additional online music services is still in discussion. There is no further information available at this time.
Official versions of "Coco" are as follows:
Coco (Album Version)
Coco (An O.G. Mashup)
Coco (Draper's Butterscotch Anthem)
Coco (Draper's Hot Chocolate Dub)
Coco (Draper's Butterscotch Anthem - Edit)
Coco (Draper's Freq-n-Stomp Dublette)
The Kneeling Bus:
Duie Byte - Vocals / Keys
Righteous Fred - Vocals / Guitars
Nealey - Drums / Keys
Jeff - Bass / Background Vocals / EFX
http://www.thekneelingbus.com
The Kneeling Bus, LLC is a multimedia corporation founded in 2010 by the band, The Kneeling Bus. Its chief division is in music licensing and music publishing, as well as film production and merchandise all utilizing The Kneeling Bus brand.
The Kneeling Bus Serves Up Free "Coco" Starting Today
Dance-pop quartet, The Kneeling Bus, issues special promo edition Digital 45 as a free download for fans who visit the band's website.
2011-02-18
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[Press-News.org] The Kneeling Bus Serves Up Free "Coco" Starting TodayDance-pop quartet, The Kneeling Bus, issues special promo edition Digital 45 as a free download for fans who visit the band's website.