AOR Trans-Atlantic alliance featuring American singer Robbie LaBlanc (from Blanc Faces) and Swedish producer Daniel Flores.

In his relentless quest for the perfect Melodic Rock album, Serafino Perugino, envisioned a trans-Atlantic alliance between the multi-talented musician/songwriter/producer Daniel Flores (Issa, The Murder of My Sweet, Seventh Wonder) and one of the most gifted vocalists that graced the AOR scene in the past years, introducing Robbie LaBlanc from Blanc Faces.

Based on the mutual recognition for each other's abilities, during 2011 Daniel started to work hard to seek and write the right songs which could create THE monster album! He knew from the beginning what was needed: rocking guitars, but fresh and spacious melodies where Robbie's vocal abilities could shine overall.

Some Swedish mates, such as Sören Kronqvist (Crash the System, Sunstorm) and Erik Mårtensson (Eclipse, W.E.T., Jimi Jamison) immediately answered the call, but strong contributions also came also from now regular Frontiers songwriters such as Alessandro Del Vecchio (Hardline) and brothers Tom and James Martin (Vega, Sunstorm), together with Issa and Mikey Wilson .

Each song was expertly crafted bearing in mind Robbie's vocal style and Daniel's production abilities, added to the amazing performances from Daniel Palmqvist (Xorigin) on guitar and Johnny Trobro on bass and fretless, create a massive musical result guaranteed to excite all the Melodic Rock fans.

"Take Journey's lesson from recent great albums like Revelation and Arrival, add it to some cool Foreigner and Def Leppard-ish and modern Swedish AOR and you'll get the idea of how Find Me is sounding" says Daniel Flores. "We are seriously going to be behind this, it's just too good to be believed", adds Robbie.

Find Me is the new Melodic Rock dream -- it's up to the fans to make it a reality !

FIND ME is
Robbie LaBlanc -- Lead and all backing vocals
Daniel Palmqvist -- Rhythm Guitars
Jonny Trobro -- Bass / Fretless
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