Not Alone
August 2003

PA based rock band Not Alone has received extensive radio play both regionally and nationally on commercial, college, and public radio. This radio success combined with hundreds of hours of hard work have landed Not Alone live performances at the most notable original music venues and university campuses throughout eastern PA and beyond. The band recently played to an enthusiastic throng of concert goers at the three day 11th annual Hexfest music festival with national acts Town Hall, The Recipe, and Michael Glabicki of Rusted Root and will be featured on the upcoming DRP Records compilation CD, “Gimmie The Medicine II”, to be released in the fall of 2003 and distributed nationally. Additional national acts with whom Not Alone has appeared include July For Kings and the Clayton Miller Blues Band.

Often described as - but certainly not limited to - driving acoustic based improvisational rock, the band's intense and distinctive sound has evolved to stand alone in the performing rock genres of the region. Not Alone weaves together classic and modern rock, folk and jazz, groove and funk influences with masterful introspective lyrics and intense instrumental improvisation to create an electrifying and contagious new sound. Their music explores a wide range of dynamics, rhythms, emotions, and intricate talents while their lyrics search out an even broader array of the human condition. The group's depth of soul and instrumental and song writing ingenuities combined with their exhilarating live stage presence continue to magnetize fans of all ages.

Socially conscious, Not Alone volunteers to do their part in fund-raisers such as the United Way's September 11th Fund concert in Downingtown, PA. The band also co-headlined to a stadium full of screaming fans at the “Imagine 2002” concert in Reading, PA; played at the 'March Against Violence' benefit concert in Reading, PA; headlined at the Elizabethtown College F.A.S.E. student benefit concert; and played at the Dancing for Dreams fundraiser at West Chester University. Additionally, Not Alone coordinated and performed a 2-hour benefit concert in Boyertown’s 1,200-seat Kuszyk Auditorium raising in excess of $2,000 for Jess’ Sunshine Fund aiding families who suffer from long-term catastrophic injury or illness.

Not Alone is constantly expanding its fan base, composing new music, booking shows and winning the hearts of music fans throughout the region as their driving music spreads through word of mouth, radio, and the Internet. The band's website, professional and diverse in content, boasts an incredible 30,000 hits monthly with 200 plus MP3 downloads. Not Alone's passion for their music, innate song writing and energetic performing talents, and their determination to succeed will keep their feet to the path and their eyes on the stars, no matter where the road ahead may lead.