Excerpt from Press Release for Cisco Kid: “Cisco Kid Makes Recording Debut With Lead Singer Addi Twigg on Soulful New Roots-Rock EP, Tangled In Sin”
This press release, excerpted below, helped the band obtain coverage in the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, as well as airplay on Pittsburgh radio station 91.3 WYEP.
CISCO KID MAKES RECORDING DEBUT WITH LEAD SINGER ADDI TWIGG ON SOULFUL NEW ROOTS-ROCK EP, TANGLED IN SIN
September 11, 2020 – FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Cisco Kid, Tangled in Sin (EP) – Independent Release
EP Release Date: Friday October 9, 2020
Lead Single: “Slide Right In,” Release Date October 2, 2020
Track List: 1) The Down Low, 2) Devil’s Den, 3) Slide Right In, 4) Evil in You and In Me, 5) Good To Me
PITTSBURGH, PA—Cisco Kid announces their recording debut with lead singer Addi Twigg on their first new studio material in three years: the psychedelic- and soul-influenced roots-rock EP Tangled in Sin. Fans of artists such as Elton John, Alabama Shakes, and The Buckle Downs will find plenty to love on the Pittsburgh band’s second album. This five-track release is a follow-up to 2017’s Beautiful Day to Die, which featured previous singer Nick Guckert (The Living Street) and keyboardist Andrew Van Treeck. The album’s alluring lead single, “Slide Right In,” drops on all major streaming platforms on Friday October 2, 2020 ahead of the full release on Friday October 9, 2020.
Twigg, also of local soul-pop band The Telephone Line, combines her powerhouse vocals with guitarist Brian Swed, guitarist/keyboardist Rich Stanley, bassist Martin Connolly, and drummer Marc Martinka. Together, this new iteration of Cisco Kid offers passion, depth, and an undeniable groove on an EP that explores personal reckonings with religion—and with reckless behavior. …
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The band is excited to share their fresh, energetic twist on a classic roots-rock sound with the world. Tangled in Sin drops on all major streaming and download platforms (Spotify, Bandcamp, Apple Music, and Amazon Music) on Friday, October 9, 2020. A release show is tentatively planned when concerts can safely resume.
