Cultt of She continues to prove they are much more than than the sum of their parts. The Hard Rock/Metal outfit’s latest single “Sum Of One” is a message of unity amidst a storm of division. The track rings true with the kind of musical precision we’ve come to expect from Cultt of She. Speaking of the new single, drummer Joe Gregory said:
“The song itself is a call to unify. We want people to know that there is great power within each of us. When we unite the power, that drive we can be an unstoppable force of change. Many voices of division are trying to tell us how different we are. These voices do this because they fear the power of unity. The reality is we are often more alike than we are different. When we come together, we can achieve anything.”
Cultt of She is experimenting with ways to reach new audiences and will release two more singles in the near future. Stay on top of everything the band is doing at culttofshe.com!
The video for “Sum Of One” is so tight it’s symbolic. It features the band performing close together, at times back to back, as if they are facing down the hordes of a yet to be revealed apocalypse. It’s tightly shot, tightly edited, and triumphs in showcasing the power of teamwork. Speaking of the video production, Joe Gregory said:
“We teamed up once again with the team at 10PRL in Long Branch. April and Kira’s production crew are so easy to work with and they always treat us so well. We actually asked them to take the reigns a little more this time to direct and conceptualize the video. We came up with a very simple yet visually captivating idea that utilizes, lights, shadows, and dynamic movement to accompany the track.”
“Sum Of One” is directed by April Centrone & Kira Sanchez. Director of Photography is Kris Khunachak. Learn more about the production team at 10PLR.com!
Check out the video for “Sum Of One”!
My Top 7 Quotes From 'The Sopranos'
Hey Rat Rockers if your a fan of the hit TV series ” The Sopranos” you will love this list we came up. It just takes a look back and makes us give a nice laugh too. There is a bunch of great quotes from the show and feel free to add some in the comment section below on your favorite ones.
, “The Sopranos” (Year 3). (Photo by HBO)
This New Jersey based show was first brought up back in 1997 with a pilot. Then came across our eyes in January of 1999. Director David Chase got it to HBO and and ran for 86 episodes’ until 2007. The late and great James Gandolfini lead the show by being the big star and also mob boss “Tony Soprano.” Throughout that time, I know a bunch of eyes were glued to the screen. All of the actors were great and really funny too.
“The Sopranos” (Year 3). (Photo by HBO)
I even got a chance to meet, talk and shake hands with a couple of the characters from the show. I got to meet Vincent Pastore better know as ” Big Pussy” over at the Wonder Bar in Asbury Park. Then one night out in Belmar sitting at the bar was ” Joseph R. Gannascoli or you might know him as ” Vito Spatafore.” Even on the air at The Rat we did have the great Michael Imperioli aka “Christopher Moltisanti.”
“The Sopranos” (Year 3). (Photo by HBO)
So many great episodes from that show and it really did make you feel like you were one of them. I still remember when Michael Imperioli even shared a story with me about how James got a call in the middle of the night. He said a real mobster called him up and said “Hey Jimmy a real boss doesn’t wear shorts just so you know.”
1. Silvo With The Cheese
Don’t mess with Silvo while he is gambling !! Leave the cheese on the floor when you play cards with Bruce Springsteen guy.
2. The Interior Decorator
Now this one is way to funny! Talk about a game called telephone, Christopher and Paulie were great in this.
3. Phil With Vito JR
Phil Leotardo was very funny throughout this show. Here is one reason why.
4. Gary Cooper
A little history lesson here from Tony and Gary Cooper.
5. . You know Quasimodo predicted all this.
I love when Tony just says ” Who did what ?” LOL
6. Paulie Takes A Whack At The Gardener
Paulie does not like when other people come to his neighborhood and then gets told to ” Take A Walk Huh”
7. Ice Does Not Grow On Trees
Tony beats up Georgie Santorelli for being a wise ass.
Tom Hanley is the host of Jersey Rock, New Jersey’s longest running local rock show on 95.9 The RAT. He got his start in broadcasting at Monmouth University's WMCX-FM. He's hosted Jersey Rock since 2016, been on the air at WRAT since 2008, and been listening to RAT Radio since 1996! Jersey Rock is a multi-platform local music brand that provides exposure to NJ artists. The on-air program features a different Garden State band each week. Tune to 95.9 The RAT every Tuesday, Wednesday, & Thursday night at 11:30 pm to hear call-ins and songs from the Jersey Rock Band of the Week! Each week Jersey Rock features a different music video as the Jersey Rock Video of the Week . Between Jersey Rock's on-air and online platforms, there's opportunities for 9 different NJ bands to be featured each week. If you're in a NJ band and want to be on Jersey Rock, e-mail Tom Hanley. Send your mp3's, videos, pictures, and links to [email protected]
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