Monday, June 22, 2009

Free Mp3 Supports Troops



Head on over to Soldiers' Angels to get your free copy of "Ill See you Again" by Lansdowne. 

Young, up-and-coming rock band Lansdowne has already put their support for the troops into action by touring Iraq with the USO. Now they also want to help Soldiers' Angels continue to support the troops! Lansdowne is giving Soldiers' Angels a visibility boost by sending their fans right here to the SA website to download a free copy of their terrific song, I'll See You Again, a rocking tribute to the families who must wait at home when their loved one deploys.

Beginning today, I'll See You Again will be available for download here and on the Soldiers' Angels homepage for one week with promo code "Lansdowne," and will continue to be available on this page for an additional three weeks after that. The band is highlighting a video of I'll See You Again on<a href="http://www.myspace.com/lansdowne"> Lansdowne's MySpace</a> page and directing viewers to go to Soldiers' Angels to get their own copy of the song. The song will also be featured during "Military Monday" today on Twitter with goal of driving more new people to Soldiers' Angels, in hopes they will join the mission of making sure "No Soldier Go Unloved."

Known for record-quality live performances and their love of touring, Lansdowne began setting the Boston area afire in 2006 and has critics raving today. With a strong grassroots base and a dedication to giving their fans the very best, they plan on a career of bringing their great music as many people as possible. Lead Guitarist Shaun Lichtenstein explains, "The only way we are going to stick around and build a career is to give it everything, every night. We are addicted—there's nothing better than watching the crowd dance and laugh and smile and sing those words right back at us. We are a band to know…a band to see live, plain and simple.

Soldiers' Angels is proud to stand with these terrific young supporters of our heroes, and grateful for their assistance spreading the word about the importance of supporting the troops.





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