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The Next Great Generation

Great article about the Jessica Prouty Band in The Next Great Generation blog on Boston.com!

The Next Great Generation

 

Metronome Article on Time to Escape

May 2011 Metronome Cover

Click the pic to read the article by Brian Owens.

Seacoast Hippo Covers the Jessica Prouty Band

WFNX has been playing Lights on

Boston Accents!

Seacoast Hippo (page 19) and Big Heavy World

cover the Jessica Prouty Band!

And Falling gets played on WTOS!

 Jessica Prouty Band Seacoast Hippo Cover Big Heavy World Jessica Prouty Band photo on the couch WTOS Logo

Review

 

Female-fronted foursome from New England is impressive… The band has played lots of gigs and the result is a polished presentation. The gushing, teen-spririted "We're Havin' A Great Time" shows bassist Prouty's voice to be strong and appealing, delivering the song's innocent message with ample enthusiasm. She displays convincing emotion on the ballad "She's No Cinderella." Musicianship never lags, including inspired guitar solos. This teen band is a cut above its peers.

 

Music Connection Magazine, February 2009

All 4 members get scholarships to Berklee

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The Jessica Prouty Band, playing straight up rock 'n' roll, was the only group in which every member won a Berklee scholarship, and they capitalized by attending the Stage Performance Workshop together from June 29–July 1. Read more here.

Hometown Paper

 

The Item has a front page cover story about the Jessica Prouty Band.

The Daily Item

The Item covers the band's SchoolJam USA win.

The Lynn Item covers the story of the band's recording. Marblehead teens cutting record.

Bill Copeland Music Interview

Click the pic to read the whole article!

 

Jessica Prouty Band's Interview at Bill Copeland Music

Seacoast Press

The Seacoast Hippo does a story on the JPB and their new CD, My Way, in their June issue! It is on page 18! Pick up a copy or click the pic below.

 

Jessica Prouty Band in the June 2011 Seacoast Hippo

Plus, the JPB was the winner in Fleming Entertainment's 1st Talent Tuesday!

WTOS- Maine Radio Play

WTOS consistently plays JPB songs in Maine. Currently playing Realize Me in 2011. Played Falling and Escape a lot for our Time to Escape Tour 2010! Make sure you keep telling them to play it some more! We love WTOS! Write it on their facebook page.

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106.3 The Bone in Portland, Maine started playing JPB in 2011 with Falling!

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Boston Commerical Radio Play: WAAF

WAAF Bay State Rock Playlist

  • Interview and live acoustic July 2011
  • The song Nothing played again December 2010,  October 2010 and on 2/21/10... etc., etc
  • Played again on WAAF on 04-26-09! Click here for the playlist.
  • Carmelita played the song "Nothing" on Sunday April 5th on WAAF's Bay State Rock!

Click here for the playlist.

 

WFNX

  • Played Lights December 2010, etc.

Independent Radio Play

The River 92.5 played Jessica Prouty Band's She's No Cinderella on  4/23/09 and 8/13/09 and 5/24/10 at 10 p.m. as part of their Home Grown nightly feature at 10 pm!

 

Thanks Rita Carey!

 

The Noise Live Review

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The Sad Cafe, Plaistow, NH 10/29/10

Last up is the Jessica Prouty Band, a classic here at the Sad Café. The female-fronted quartet also has a heavy rock element to their music, much like Flyleaf and similar outfits. The most noticeable difference from these influences is the impressive guitarist and the fantastic drummer using double-bass drums throughout the set. The crowd is excited and gets caught up in the live music. The band performs an equal mix of original songs and covers, including the theme from Titanic—“My Heart Will Go On.” The Veayo Twins join in on a version of Paramore’s “Crushcrushcrush” where the sisters’ voices meld perfectly with Prouty’s. Of the band’s own material, the most notable song is “Escape,” which captures an eerie rock and piano combination. (Michael O. Linehan)

 

The Noise, June 2009

Hang on! The Jessica Prouty Band from Marblehead is up next. Jessica is one of only two girls in the entire contest. Why are there so few girls interested in music? Despite squeezing through the gender barrier, the Jessica Prouty Band seems really pro. They announce tour dates and already have had a song played on WBCN’s Boston Emissions. What? And these guys are only in high school. Wow. They even have their own theme music when the band does their intros.


Today’s winner? The Jessica Prouty Band advances to the finals. (Kier Byrnes)


Review

Performer Magazine

”...she does sound great. She has the quality of a classically-trained singer in a ... rock band. All the musicians play amazingly well, with the experience of rockers a few decades older.”

 

 Sean Mahan, New England Performer Magazine, November 2008

First Commercial Radio Play: WBCN

  • First official radio play on WBCN. Click here for the playlist! July 20th, 2008.

  • WBCN 104.1 will bring a Boston-area band and the runners-up in the annual WBCN Battle of the High School Bands competition, Jessica Prouty Band, to perform. Click here.

Local Paper

Vermont News

 


 

Jessica Prouty, the Band, did a Public Service Announcement for the Vermont Coalition of Teen Centers at www.vctc.net

 The Point (WNCS - 104.7 fm) radio station played it. Keep your dial turned to the Point at www.pointfm.com!

Featuring the song My Life, with Cam Pelkey, Cody Nilsen, Jessica Prouty, and Brian Maes as the voices.

To hear it, click here.

 

Maine News

Bangor Daily News

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