We're scheduled for our debut radio interview on the Local San Diego FM station 102.1KPRI which will air on the HomeGrown hour Saturday Feb. 28th between 9-10pm. We're totally stoked for the opportunity and excited to hear our super cool talking voices! Our goal is to use the word's Radical, Indigenous, and Transplanted EarHook.... alphabetically and all in one sentence!....... So, be sure to tune in to hear how we do! We guarantee it'll be us..... Talking and stuff!!........

Well, we're totally stoked that we've been getting airplay on some of San Diego's biggest FM Radio Stations: Rock 105.3FM, FM 94.9, 91x, and 102.1FM KPRI so far!! Whooooo Hoooo! :)

We'd like to continue receiving airplay so feel free to Send the San Diego DJ's a Shrewd Lucy request!
Thanks so much for your support as we appreciate it immensely!!

Here's where to request:

Rock 105.3FM
missi@rock1053.com
phone: 570-1053 (any area code)

FM94.9
tim@fm949sd.com
radio@fm949sd.com

102.1FM KPRI
homegrown@KPRiFM.com
ilisten@KPRiFM.com

San Diego's 91X
andrew@91x.com
preston@91x.com
Request Line: 619-570-1919

Just wanted to give a little up-date to anyone and everyone who gives a pooh who we are and what we do!!.....
We're in the Studio recording a full length album we hope to be finished with early 2009.
As of yet,... It is untitled, may or may not contain explicit parental advisory stickers, may include song and dance tracks for the next high school musical featuring 2 of the 3 Jonas Brothers, and possibly a special guest (un-named) on an antique bass clarinet....... However, we're excited about the new stuff we've written and are looking forward to kickin the planet's arse with once complete.
We want to thank everyone for the love and support we've received including our hair dressers, make-up and wardrobe crew, and to all mother's who've donated their new-born's name's after our own...... We're planning on a group hug with all of you once our schedules clear out!!!.....

- Collyn, Jason, Steve, and Derek

Q: WHAT'S WITH THE NAME?
A: In Ethiopia in 1974 archeologists found a 3.2 million year old skeleton (Australopithecus Afarensis) believed to be one of our first bi-pedal ancestors. They named it "Lucy".