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Dark Horse Flyer Breakaway press release On September 30th 2014, the South Florida-based classic rock sextet Dark Horse Flyer issues its masterful debut, Breakaway. The album represents crossing a finish line of sorts after a forty-year journey fueled by fierce artistic determination and enduring friendships. Dark Horse Flyer’s Breakaway is a 9-song album of masterfully played brawny riff rock and detached cool jazzy rock thoughtfully sequenced for a powerful peaks and valleys listening experience. Though Breakaway evokes the majesty of such icons as the Allman Brothers, Steely Dan, Eric Clapton, Little Feat, and Santana, the South Florida-based sextet is of its own modern vintage with a sonic bouquet spanning notes of classic rock, folk, soul and traditional R&B. Dark Horse Flyer is Don Mularz (lead vocals, guitar), Scott Lane (guitar, vocals), John Tillman (guitar), Richard Taylor (bass) Raul Hernandez (drums, percussion) and Bob Taylor (keyboards). For members Don and Scott, Breakaway, is the reward for never giving up on their musical vision. The musician’s tale begins in 1974 when they were students at Broward Community College, and burgeoning songwriters and musicians. The two promising talents formed the band Breeze, and a little while later, welcomed hotshot guitarist John Tillman into the brotherhood. Sadly, Breeze never got the chance to live up to its potential. The band did a handful of shows and recorded an album, Last Mango in Paradise, that it was never able to release. Though their period of being active musical collaborators ended in the late 1970s, Don and Scott’s friendship continued on, and so did the feeling that there was untapped potential in their unique aesthetic. In 2011, Scott and Don decided to reconvene their creative dialogue and formed Dark Horse Flyer with onetime Breeze bandmate John Tillman and an expanded lineup of some of South Florida’s finest musicians. After intensive rehearsals, the sextet went into the studio to record Breakaway. The album is a testament to friendship, second chances, and the courage to put dreams into action, no matter what. It’s also an album meant to be played very loud. Dark Horse Flyer’s majestic classic rock debut, Breakaway, encapsulates a four- decade journey fueled by fierce artistic determination and enduring friendships. September 25, 2014 darkhorseflyer.com e: info@darkhorseflyer.com FOR MEDIA INQUIRIES: Dawn Kamerling [email protected] 646.322.4903 FOR SOCIAL MEDIA INQUIRIES: Andrea Grant [email protected] 646.963.1438 LIASON AND BOOKING INQUIRIES: Kera O'Neil [email protected] 954.288.5651

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Page 1: DHF Breakaway PRESS RELEASE - Dark Horse Flyerdarkhorseflyer.com/.../2014/09/DHF-Breakaway-PRESS-RELEASE-Sep-20141.pdf · Dark Horse Flyer Breakaway press release On September 30th

Dark Horse Flyer Breakaway press releaseOn September 30th 2014,

the South Florida-based classic rock sextet Dark Horse Flyer issues its masterful debut, Breakaway. The album represents crossing a finish line of sorts after a forty-year journey fueled by fierce artistic determination and enduring friendships.

Dark Horse Flyer’s Breakaway is a 9-song album of masterfully played brawny riff rock and detached cool jazzy rock thoughtfully sequenced for a powerful peaks and valleys listening experience. 

Though Breakaway evokes the majesty of such icons as the Allman Brothers, Steely Dan, Eric Clapton, Little Feat, and Santana, the South Florida-based sextet is of its own modern vintage with a sonic bouquet spanning notes of classic rock, folk, soul and traditional R&B.

Dark Horse Flyer is Don Mularz (lead vocals, guitar), Scott Lane (guitar, vocals), John Tillman (guitar), Richard Taylor (bass) Raul Hernandez (drums, percussion) and Bob Taylor (keyboards).

 For members Don and

Scott, Breakaway, is the reward for never giving up on their musical vision. The musician’s tale begins in 1974 when they were students at Broward Community College, and burgeoning songwriters and musicians. The two promising talents formed the band Breeze, and a little while later, welcomed hotshot guitarist John Tillman into the brotherhood. Sadly, Breeze never got the chance to live up to its potential. The band did a handful of shows and recorded an album, Last Mango in Paradise, that it was never able to release.

 

Though their period of being active musical collaborators ended in the late 1970s, Don and Scott’s friendship continued on, and so did the feeling that there was untapped potential in their unique aesthetic. In 2011, Scott and Don decided to reconvene their creative dialogue and formed Dark Horse Flyer with onetime Breeze bandmate John Tillman and an expanded lineup of some of South Florida’s finest musicians.

 After intensive rehearsals, the

sextet went into the studio to record Breakaway. The album is a testament to friendship, second chances, and the courage to put dreams into action, no matter what. It’s also an album meant to be played very loud.

Dark Horse Flyer’s majestic classic rock debut, Breakaway, encapsulates a four-decade journey fueled by fierce artistic determination and enduring friendships.

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darkhorseflyer.com e: [email protected]

FOR MEDIA INQUIRIES:

Dawn Kamerling [email protected]

FOR SOCIAL MEDIA INQUIRIES:

Andrea Grant [email protected]

LIASON AND BOOKING INQUIRIES:

Kera O'Neil [email protected]