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Supersparkle
Supersparkle hails from the musical hotbed of Orange County, California, carving it's niche in the power pop arena with a blend of crunchy hooks and infectious melodies
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Na Na Na | 2:52 | Play |
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Love Will Keep Us Together | 3:15 | Play |
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All Who You Know | 3:16 | Play |
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Party Machine | 2:49 | Play |
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Urge | 3:34 | Play |
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Description
We were dorks in high school and needed a way to get people to think we were cool. We tried jumping Snake River Canyon on our Rocket Motorcycle-Car Thing, but it didn't work out so well. So we bought some instruments and learned how to play them from the Internet. Now we're cool.
BUT SERIOUSLY FOLKS...
Members of SuperSparkle have been featured at The Coach House and The Galaxy Theater on a regular basis, the band has played in support of the likes of Fastball, The Plimsouls, The Fixx, Matthew Sweet, Eric Burdon and Dave Wakeling. Other shows include the EAT-M festival in Las Vegas, the Earth Mother Mind Jam in Arizona, as well as stops in Idaho, Washington, Oregon, and all over California.
Supersparkle members have received national television exposure with "LOVE ..20" on the Steven Bochco CBS series "Brooklyn South" which has also been released for European syndication, and "Give Me a Reason" and "The Urge" showcased on "Dawson's Creek". "LOVE ..20" also received heavy airplay on KOZE (www.koze.com) and was the 21st most requested song for 1999, landing between Melissa Etheridge and Metallica. The single, produced by Kevin Anderson and Brian Reeves, whose credits include work with U2, Billy Idol, and Rooney, was also in rotation at KFFX, KFBD, WIIL, and on new music programs at WJJO, KEYJ, WTPA, WKGB, and KRGC.
The Real, Real Story: Supersparkle hails from the musical hotbed of Orange County, California, carving it's niche in the power pop arena with a blend of crunchy hooks and infectious melodies.