News:

NEW SINGLE RELEASED!!! "Cloudburst"

Recorded and mixed @ January Sound Studio (Dallas, TX) with drummer Tye Robison and bassist Kirk Powers.

Tye was one of the founding members of the post-grunge rock band The Nixons…as a producer/engineer, he has worked with multiple artists including Dennis DeYoung (STYX) and Drowning Pool.

Kirk has appeared on a staggering number of recordings, tours and other events. With contributions to RIAA-Certified Gold and Platinum recordings, his resume includes collaborations with Roger Nichols (recording engineer – Steely Dan), Jellybean Benitez (producer – Madonna, Whitney Houston), Deborah Gibson, and American Tears .

Mastered by John Cuniberti (former engineer @ The Plant Studios)


Bio:

"...a blend of classic and 90’s rock…”

Aries Road is a mellow rock, blues and acoustic band from Broken Arrow, Oklahoma made up of 2 members, Ashley McCarty and Ryan McCarty. Both originally from Texas, they met in a small town in Oklahoma, and have been married since 2006. When they were engaged, Ryan noticed Ashley humming out a melody to a song he had been writing. A couple of days later, Ashley had written the lyrics to “California”, which would become their first single. By 2009, the songwriting couple had finished self-producing their full-length debut album “Keyholder”.

An excerpt from a review of “Going Home” by Michael Nicolson (Indie Music Digest):

"I really like the electric guitar work in this one as it is very pretty and melodic and adds an extra dimension to an already good tune, but what really sets this song apart, and the whole album for that matter, is Ashley McCarty’s vocals. In this song in particular, it feels like she’s channeling Stevie Nicks from Fleetwood Mac, and that this is a song that had been locked away in Fleetwood’s vaults, just now being released to the public. I know the album is named Keyholder, but it could also be aptly named, Rumors 2, as a great sequel to Fleetwood Mac’s, Rumors." Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.