Posted on: June 20, 2010 Posted by: AAA NeuFutur.com Comments: 0

Jun 23 The Space (Chicago, IL)
Jun 24 The Basement (Columbus, OH)
Jun 26 Mixtape Venue (Grand Rapids, MI)
Jun 28 Firebird (St. Louis, MO)
Jun 29 Record Bar (Kansas City, MO)
Jul 03 El Corazon (Seattle, WA)
Jul 04 Backstage Bar (Vancouver, BC)
Jul 06 Bottom of the Hill (San Francisco, CA)
Jul 07 Anthology (San Diego, CA)
Jul 08 Wasted Space (Las Vegas, NV)
Jul 09 Troubador (Los Angeles, CA)

The band has built a fervent following without big marketing plans or label budgets to make their mark but completely on their own. “I was so excited to see that people connected with our music,” she explains. “I was really in shock and I just don’t know what to make of it. It’s exciting!” Their current batch of songs such as the airy and uber-melodic “Happily Ever After” and the soaringly epic “Light A Way” has racked an astouding 2.2 million plays to date and 160,000 downloads on PureVolume. As a thank you to their fans for being so great, Rachel and partner Trevor Kelly released a collection of songs they had compiled which they called “Old Demos” free on the internet (it can be downloaded at http://heiswe.bandcamp.com) which has racked up 50,000 downloads to date.

Hard at work over the past few months on their upcoming release (more details shortly), He Is We has assembled an impressive group of producers to help them harness their sound. Working diligently and intently with Seattle producers Casey Bates (Chiodos, Portugal. The Man, Foxy Shazam) and Aaron Sprinkle (The Almost, Eisley, Pedro The Lion, Mae), the band will be finishing up recording next week in New York City with Dan Romer (Ingrid Michelson) before heading out on the road.

Originally co-workers at Ted Brown Music, a music instrument and equipment store based in Tacoma, WA, Rachel and Trevor forged a powerful songwriting chemistry. “I’m more into indie pop, melodic metal and girlie stuff. Trevor is into hardcore metal and talks about bloody things,” she laughs. “When you spend a lot of time with someone and you don’t end up hating them, chances are you’ll become great friends.” And from this friendship, great melodic indie pop was born. The result is He Is We.

www.myspace.com/heiswe
www.purevolume.com/HEISWE

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