thelizacolbysound
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCp34hG4QFBy6PCSmNWHJ2Dw

The riff that came to stay, summons up the "late-night interstate drive singing at the top of your lungs"vibe.

Wendigo Productions NY
Directed by: David Barron
VHS by: Sam Centore
Digital: Sophie Sahara
Music recorded and mixed by: Carl Glanville
Sound Operator: Richard Alberico

Honlap:
https://www.thelizacolbysound.com/welcome-1

Bandcamp:
https://thelizacolbysound.bandcamp.com/


Sex, danger, and a psychedelic sonic swirl - welcome aboard a night with The Liza Colby Sound as the New York-based quartet goes interstellar. Jump on the rocket ship and trip out on a dose of LCS at home with the band’s debut full-length album, Object To Impossible Destination, out July 19, 2019. Object To Impossible Destination finds The Liza Colby Sound on a fresh odyssey. Their first full-length album after 3 well-received EPs, this 8-song collection distills down the essence of LCS.

In the words of frontwoman Liza Colby, “Object to Impossible Destination: 8 songs, 8 stops on a heavy trip through a rock and roll fever dream, extra headroom. Get off and stay onboard.” Here, the hooks are sharp, and the ensemble playing is spacious and vibey - attributes which are finely displayed on “Shake You” and “Eye On You.” “Shake You” is the razors edge between love and obsession; the space that relentlessly reminds us that all is fair in love and war. “Eye On You,” whose video premiered on Billboard, traverses a thick viscous stoner haze, and proto-metal riffage.

Naugahyde boogie thrills abide on “Cool Hand” which recalls the “light and shade” dynamics of Led Zeppelin and the sophisticated melodicism of Cream’s Jack Bruce. Musos will delight in the challenging time signature of “Young Girl,” though you don’t need a Berklee degree to shake your ass to this jam. Imagine the Delta blues transported to a 1970s Fillmore West night, and then beamed to 2019. The Liza Colby Sound quartet features seasoned musicians welding decades of experience, including Jay Shepard on guitar, Alec Morton on bass, and Charly Roth on drums. Powerhouse Liza Colby brings smooth vocals with a seductive, shamanistic twist on the classic rock n’ roll sound.

TRACKLIST

1. Cool Hand
2. Creep On
3. Try Me
4. Young Girl
5. Shake You
6. Eye On You
7. Oh Baby
8. Zero To Freakout
http://dev.gratefulweb.com/articles/gw-premiere-liza-colby-sounds-eye-you


Hitting the 10-year mark as a band seems like a good time for the Liza Colby Sound to release its first full-length album, Object To Impossible Destination — whose video for the track “Eye on You” is premiering exclusively below.

The hard-rocking group has been a mainstay in Manhattan’s East Village since December of 2009 and has won a particularly enthusiastic audience in Europe with its three EPs and full-throttle live shows. That’s why Colby and company eschewed a concept video in favor of a performance track, which the quintet — including new guitarist Jay Shepard — filmed shortly after returning from a Spanish tour where it previewed the song during a 17-show/20-day run.

“One of my favorite things in the world is to write a new song and then take it on the road and play it every night and bring it to life,” Colby tells Billboard. “That video, I felt, was such an awesome representation of how we play the song, who the song is, what the song’s about. That was one of those songs that you go into the rehearsal space, blink and the song is done, just like that, classic. So I thought (the video) was a great opportunity to show people what this band’s about and what we can do.”
https://www.billboard.com/music/music-news/the-liza-colby-sound-eye-on-you-video-8511105/


“I love performing, being in front of people,” she said. “Singing feels like a superpower to me. It’s the highest privilege to sing my songs to people around the world … The performance has been a natural progression as the band forced me to find my place onstage.”
One of the more obvious aspects of her stagecraft is the blatant sexuality of her wardrobe and onstage style.
“It’s empowering for me,” she explained. “I’m young, I’ve got a body and I like to use it. You can tell how real a person is by their body language. When I’m singing my songs, I want people to know it’s real. My body is an expression as well as my voice — it’s a whole package.”
Colby loves hearing how her show has affected her audience. “If I can make someone feel something, I’ve done my job,” she said.
“Besides,” she added, “rock-and-roll and sexuality have been intertwined since the beginning.”
https://www.amny.com/news/tina-turner-backed-by-led-zeppelin-east-villager-liza-colby-still-wows-crowds-with-her-wild-sound/