Get macromedia Flash Player
Bio
GIRTH
EPISODE ONE

~

“THE LONG HARD WAY”

GIRTH: the measure around anything. (Webster’s) Size may mean nothing, but the measure of this band is undeniably noteworthy. The worlds of rock, funk, blues, and soul collide to present the brand new record from GIRTH. Fronted by internationally acclaimed vocalists Dena Deadly (The Plantlife, Will.i.am, Scott Storch, Cee-Lo) and Rami Perlman (Something for Rockets) and produced by Barry Davis (Something For Rockets) and Zed Kelley (DaRiffs), GIRTH has synergized to design a groundbreaking musical landscape and live show that will satisfy ears left wanting by current industry offerings. Assisted by indie soul singer/songwriter, Jared Douglas and a stunning live band presentation, please be warned: you’re not ready for this...

THE STORY: “The Long Hard Way,” GIRTH’s first release, is based on the story of a young woman and man who find each other deep in the late hours of the night on the streets of NYC. The young woman (Dena Deadly) starts her journey fresh and naïve to the realities of life in a fast city. Surrounded by sleazy, deceptive men, she quickly becomes jaded and distrusting of all people and learns to silence her newfound pain with drugs and alcohol. The young man (Rami Perlman) is one of those “slick n pretty” brothers who is immediately taken by her beauty and innocence. It is precisely because she is not interested in him (something he is not acustomed to), that he begins to pursue her and follow her every move, eventually pulling her into his dark world.

THE MUSIC: GIRTH is an 8-piece band that will tantalize and tease. With the soul and sex of the jazz era and the emphatic pulse of a Hip-Hop foundation, GIRTH moves the dance floor and excites fans with its completely new sound. GIRTH boasts an expansive, pre-existing fan base “web” woven by the worlds of four musical entities that have joined to create GIRTH. They are:

DENA DEADLY, DA RIFFS, SOMETHING FOR ROCKETS, & JARED DOUGLAS

Combine 1 part hip-hop

1 part bluesy soul

1 part jazz

1 part rock

1 part 1920’s New Orleans brothel

1 part dark and rainy New York night

1 part Charlie Chan mystery hour

And you get …

GIRTH
Comments
Leave a comment
posted on Jul 31 at 8:49 pm
Heheh, NYC is the setting of the album's story, but these cats are are told to live in so-cal. Ironic, init it?

The band looks like a classy NYC group, y'know?

But looks ain't everything, they say.

So, one could notice, it's awesome music.

I hope that it'll so work out that I'll have an opportunity to hear The Return of Girth live, next time I'm in the area. If it don't, 's alright, time has a lasting memory. Piece & carrots
posted on Jul 31 at 2:46 pm
Hello! I hope you are having a wonderful week!
posted on Jul 24 at 1:16 pm
my mind is elsewhere..I mean the tremelo/vibrato guitar part... come play in the bay area!!
posted on Jul 24 at 1:03 pm
here due to the resurrection of the "fuzzpile".. I added you a long time ago, because your tunes are fucking awesome! "Slick" is it... the combo between the wah guitar and the horns is right on... such a cool/tasteful/retro , full-bodied sound all around !! :>)
posted on Jul 21 at 10:36 am
Here from the Fuzzpile. I really like Slick and Loved. Groovy songs!
posted on Jul 12 at 8:23 pm
You have a really nice blend of funk and soul tied in with this modern touch, it's an outstanding sound!! I'm really glad your page was recommended to me. Will be back to see if you post anything new!!
posted on Jul 12 at 2:18 am
lovely music!
posted on Jul 9 at 10:15 pm
You had me at "Slick!"
posted on Jul 7 at 8:40 pm
This is some amazing music. It is so innovative,yet so vintage. You have such a full sound. It is very pleasing to the ear...mind, body and soul:)
posted on Jun 24 at 9:47 am
hey i love it :)
Join our mailinglist
 
Info
Genres:
Indie, Rock and Soul
Location: Glendale, CA
Average Rating: not yet rated
Profile Views: 1171
Song Plays: 604
Member Since: Dec 20, 2007
Top Fans
 
Warning!
Are you sure?