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Friday, April 26, 2013
George Mason University
Young Artist Award Songwriters Association of Washington |
Winner 2012 |
| “Where I'm Coming From” |
Matthew Prodanovich, Adam Bradley, Michael Pereira, John Fengya, Mark Siford, and Michael Chinen |
SRS's debut album
"We Could Be Infinite"
is out on iTunes and Amazon
Playing with Matches Lyrics
Watch Yourself Lyrics
Latest News
January 27, 2013
SRS was recognized by the Songwriters' Association of Washington as Winners of the Mid Atlantic Song Competition Best Young Artist at their SAW Gala.
December 18
Sub-Radio Standard's headlined at Jammin Java with Chloe Angelides.
November 30
Check out this new Interview with the Band on Living Louder where they talk about there new Album and the increasing interest in the Band.
October 19
SRS is opened for "Honor By August" at Jammin Java in Vienna,
Va.
Come see a little different side of Sub-Radio Standard as they will be doing an Acoustic set.
August 11
Matthew Prodanovich and Adam Bradley flew into Los Angeles right after the show. It seems they have been seen around Hollywood in a Silver Mustang Convertible.
August 10
Opened @ 9:30 Club 8:00 pm in D.C.,
for Aloe Blacc .
Fantastic Show. Massive Crowd. As one regular patron of the 9:30 Club noted, "One of the very best acts I've see as an opener for years".
SRS Band Members sport a new look.
After the show Matthew Prodanovich had a chance to talk to Aloe Black. Aloe put on an Amazing Show with high energy that really drove the crowd. Backstage, Aloe was low key and great to talk to.
Aloe said he loved SRS's music and was looking forward to working with SRS again whenever he gets back to the area.
A review by "tone deaf lounge "had this to say.
July 31, Headlined @ Jammin Java 7:00 pm in Vienna, Va
SRS has also recorded a new song at Cue Studios called, "Angel with a Dagger". Look for Angel and other new songs at their upcoming shows.
June 29, Headlining @ Epicure Cafe 10:00 pm in Fairfax, Va
It turns out mother nature had other ideas. Here is SRS
playing "You can't always get what you want" in the June Blackout that
ravaged much of the DC area.
On 4/27 Sub-Radio Standard opened for Hot Chelle Rae at Mason Day in Fairfax, Va. The band performed on the Main Stage adjacent to the Patriot Center at George Mason University. Tickets and Information.
SRS had one of their best performances to date. They opened with "Where I'm Coming From" one of their latest. The set moved on to "Playing with Matches" and "Don't come Home". SRS did the cover "Somebody I used to know "and then closed with "Make My Day" and "Dresden" to an enthusiastic and appreciative crowd.
SRS performing the cover "Somebody that I used to know"
It seems videos of SRS are popping up on YouTube such as this one based on the song "Make My Day".
George Mason's Recap of Mason Day 2012 used extensive play of SRS's "Playing with Matches".
During Early April, the Band returned to Cue Studios to work on some additional songs for their album with platinum winning producer, Jim Ebert.
Working in Studio makes for some long days, but the band was very happy with their recordings of "Dresden", "Where I'm Coming From" and "Don't go Home". The new songs take SRS to a whole another level for their upcoming show at GMU's Mason Day.
SRS is on the air on Rock's DC101 Local Lix
with their new release, "Wintersong". DC 101 has played a number of
Sub-Radio Standard songs including Make My Day, Amber and Watch
Yourself.
Sub Radio Standard played at the DC Rock and Roll Marathon on March 17th in downtown, Washington D.C., The event was headlined by Switchfoot.
Sub Radio Standard played at the DC Rock and Roll Marathon on March 17th in downtown, Washington D.C., The event was headlined by Switchfoot.
GMU's Broadside had this to say about the band, "Sounding like a cross between The Fray and Jack’s Mannequin, Sub-Radio Standard had an extremely polished sound and a singer with the voice of an angel. Their last number had the entire crowd singing along by the end — a mark of a job well done."