Hey everyone,

A magazine in Mexico called ‘Look At Me’ recently posted an interview with my band, Everyone’s Talking. I’m very excited to post this, it’s our first official press release. Below is the picture of the article (which is in Spanish of course) and after that is a short English version of some of the questions in the interview that Evan answered.

How did the band start?

Dani and I met a few years ago and start the band together, writing and recording songs in our basements. I knew very quickly that we had a sound that was special and our influences matched as well as our vision of a band.

Where did you get the idea for the band name?

The band was named after a lyric we have in the chorus of our song “Adventure.”

How difficult is it to write your music?

We have full creative control, which is very important to us as artists. As independent artists what we do has lots of ups and downs but being in front of our fans at show is always pleasurable. Writing the music is not the difficult part. We know every part of what we want musically. The hardest part is operating the band as a business and becoming self-sustainable.

What makes this project magical?

The magic in this project is the collaboration between Dani and myself. We both came from very different musical and cultural backgrounds which has helped us find our own unique sound.

What are your expectations for the release of the next disc?

When we release new music we hope it connects with and continues to expand our fan base.

What cities are you planning to visit?

We are promoting “Everyone’s Talking” in Canada, USA, and Mexico. We’re really looking forward to playing for and visiting our fans in Mexico City, Monterrey, and Guadalajara. Later on we’d love to play anywhere in the world. Dani wants to visit Russia, where he was born and play in Israel too, where he grew up.

Where do you get the inspiration from to write your songs?

Every song is different, whatever is the flavor of the moment. Lately I’ve been noticing a trend of inspiration when traveling. There’s something about being out of my comfort zone which helps the creative process.

What are your short term plans?

We’re getting ready to record some new tracks in the next few weeks and get ready to release a new E.P. and then we’re spending the time after that touring.

Anything else you would like to add?

Thank you for helping us spread our music. If you’d like to hear some of it, please visit our band myspace.