Earth and the Next Society
  • Where Are We Now
  • Golden Age (Break Free)
  • The Art Of Believing
  • People (Light and Love)
  • What WIll You Do
  • Story In A Word
  • Create Reality
  • Reasoning
  • Everyone is Here Now
  • Baby Blue
  • Message To You
  • Where Are We Now
    Genre: Rock
    MP3 (08:04) [18.46 MB]
  • Golden Age (Break Free)
    Genre: Rock
    MP3 (05:29) [12.54 MB]
  • The Art Of Believing
    Genre: Classic Rock
    MP3 (05:08) [11.74 MB]
  • People (Light and Love)
    Genre: Classic Rock
    MP3 (06:10) [14.12 MB]
  • What WIll You Do
    Genre: Classic Rock
    MP3 (05:51) [13.4 MB]
  • Story In A Word
    Genre: Classic Rock
    MP3 (07:46) [17.76 MB]
  • Create Reality
    Genre: Classic Country
    MP3 (11:02) [25.25 MB]
  • Reasoning
    Genre: Classic Rock
    MP3 (03:29) [7.97 MB]
  • Everyone is Here Now
    Genre: Classic Rock
    MP3 (05:29) [12.56 MB]
  • Baby Blue
    Genre: Classic Country
    MP3 (06:38) [15.19 MB]
  • Message To You
    Genre: Classic Rock
    MP3 (14:06) [32.29 MB]
Press

Get grooving with Earth and the Next Society’s single “Where Are We Now”
Earth and the Next Society, a band that sings of current issues in society in an extremely expressive and soulful way release their single “Where Are We Now”. The song has a very chilled out groove that you cannot help but sway along to. With their 1960s hippie attitude, their music speaks of the truth and discusses life in a way that gets you thinking, feeling and dancing. You can imagine yourself moving to this song amongst thousands of other people at a concert outside with everyone holding lighters up in the air, swaying side to side.

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RockWired Interview with Brian Lush
Rockwired profiles presents an interview with Michael Shields of Earth and the Next Society. Brian Lush discussed the upcoming release of "Live Earth" as well as other points of interest with Michael Shields you can hear the entire interview here :

http://www.rockwired.com/rockwiredprofiles120.html

Skope Magazine review of upcoming release "Live Earth" from Earth and the Next Society
All I have to say is OHHHH YEAHHHH!!! I was supplied five tracks which is only about half of what you can expect to hear on their debut record ‘Live Earth’. Let me tell you though that Earth and the Next Society still blew me away! Their energy & force is second to none!

read entire review here :

http://skopemag.com/2011/05/11/earth-and-the-next-society-live-earth-teaser

CD Review : Earth and the Next Society's Powerful 'Live Earth'
Earth and the Next Society's positive messages and melodic rock arrangements on 'Live Earth' are simply powerful.

Read more at Suite101: http://www.suite101.com/content/cd-review-earth-and-the-next-societys-powerful-live-earth-a369489#ixzz1NrJmmG6k

Review of Live Earth on Neufutur Magazine
“Golden Age” is the first track on Live Earth, and the confident guitar work that opens up the album will immediately ensnare listeners.

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MusicEmissions - Earth and the Next Society - Live Earth
At the heart of their sound is some straight-forward straight-shooting Rock music, complete with everything you'd expect: Harry Burns on bass, Ryan Baker on drums, Tom McMillan on keyboards, and Michael Shields with his soaring guitar solos and heartfelt vocals.


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  • Members:
    Michael Shields - Guitars, Voice / Jimmy Mack- Bass / Tom McMillian - Keyboards / David L Bedell - Drums
  • Sounds Like:
    The Police, Dire Straits, Peter Murphey
  • Influences:
    The Police, Dire Straits, Peter Murphey
  • AirPlay Direct Member Since:
    05/30/11
  • Profile Last Updated:
    08/15/23 12:36:36

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