ShowBiz - Enjoy The Ride

[Stefan]

 

 

From melodicrock.com:

 

MelodicRock Records is heading back to Madrid for the next signing to the label.

MRR is pleased to help introduce the world to SHOWBIZ and their fabulous uptempo, classic melodic hard rock.

SHOWBIZ’ debut album Enjoy The Ride will be released worldwide from March 23.

Enjoy The Ride is a prime high energy mix of Firehouse, Van Halen and Poison, delivered with a crunching production and some truly memorable songs and blazing guitars.

ShowBiz is a band formed by Albert Maroto, ex-guitar player of Dreamaker and Dark Moor, who in the last decade has recorded several albums and toured around Spain and around the world.

He's also a die-hard fan of hard rock music in all its styles and eras, so he decided to begin writing songs of this musical style a few years ago, finishing his first ShowBiz full album Enjoy the Ride.

The band is also Nacho Arriaga on drums (Arwen, Monterrey and ex Inn-trance) and Xone Aranda on bass (Time Symmetry).

Albert Maroto - Lead Vocals & Guitars

Nacho Arriaga - Drums

Xone Aranda - Bass

And no introduction would be complete without a taste of what the album offers. So here are the first two tracks from the album – the opening track (and lyric video) What U See is What U Get as well as the following track, the instant classic Everybody's Got A Chance.

 

 

[JC_AOR]

I don't think this will be one of my favourite discs on the MRR label. Prefer that second track to the opener.

[martinsane]

I am enjoying all the tracks I have heard from this band. That "What U See Is What You Get" is a great one definitely!

 

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[KarpetRydOFunk]

Not bad at all.

[JC_AOR]

I think the more melodic style of 'Everybody's Got a Chance' suits this band better and that song is IMO miles better than the generic sounding 'What You See'.

[KarpetRydOFunk]

I think the more melodic style of 'Everybody's Got a Chance' suits this band better and that song is IMO miles better than the generic sounding 'What You See'.

 

I thought so, too.

[zacharyamelie]

Even with all the samples and cool cover art, I have yet to hear a MelodicRock Records release that I just had to have.

[melodicrock]

Even with all the samples and cool cover art, I have yet to hear a MelodicRock Records release that I just had to have.

 

I feel distressed beyond description. Please PLEASE advise who I can sign so I can finally ship you off a CD and retire contently.

[zacharyamelie]

Sorry, but I don't buy lots of releases. Many people enjoy them so keep the signings coming.

[melodicrock]

I'm just being a smartass. Label is going along ok, so will do

[zacharyamelie]

Being from Australia you must must know the brutal costs of shipping and cd's. With our weak ass Canadian dollar cd's can sometimes cost up to 40$ each....so I only buy a handful a year.

[Stefan]

Dave, you oughta start your own label and release stuff that you like...

[Geoff]

Spanish (and Italian, for the record) bands seem to all have the same blueprint - with very few exceptions. Heavy accents (and honestly, pretty poor vocalists), okay songs and excellent guitarists. This one, like all the others, sounds okay but neither song really does much for me, to be brutally honest.

[Dead Planet]

Not bad...

[Stefan]

[phaffas]

Sorry i cant get past the vocals... really hard to understand. PIty because the guy plays some nice riffs. Really like the songs... but the vocals just overpower it. I usually dont mind Spanish bands but cant get past this.

[Stefan]