Today is an exciting day for all s FMY Fans. Natasha and Alex have announced a new band member. Raydel is the new bass player for the band, make sure to start following him on twitter and welcome him to the band : )


Here’s the live acoustic version of Move with your body. This version has to be one of my favorite FMY vidoes
Sound Amazing!! Spread the word if you agree.
“This City” was chosen for MTV’s new series Popland airing on MTVLA & MTV3 September 5th! Don’t Forget to Tune in and Spread the word.

Fancy Me Yet fans would like to wish Alex a very Happy Birthday!!!

Girl meets boy and musical reinvention ensues. It’s our final day in our reach for the brass ring Spotlight series with Fancy Me Yet, and to wrap it up they’ve got…
Our current top 5 songs on our playlist:
NATASHA:
Tokyo Police Club – Favourite Colour
Foster The People – Pumped Up Kicks
The Temper Trap – Fader
Adele – Rumor Has It
Florence & The Machine – Drumming Song
ALEX:
Kids of 88 – My House
The Temper Trap - Sweet Disposition
Foster the People – Pumped Up Kicks
Tears for Fears – Everybody Wants to Rule the World
30 Seconds To Mars – Kings and Queens
Thanks again to The Vinyl District and Jon Meyers! We had a blast this week curating the site and hopefully some day FMY will have a vinyl album!
Cheers!
Fancy Me Yet
Girl meets boy and musical reinvention ensues. It’s Day #4 in our reach for the brass ring Spotlight series with Fancy Me Yet.
Approaching the Guitar…
Alex: I’ve always written guitar parts in riffs. I grew up listening to Led Zeppelin, U2, Metallica, then onto Franz Ferdiand, Circa Survive, The Recieving End of Sirens, The Killers etc. All those bands have one thing in common—great riffs.
So, I guess the idea of the riff rubbed off on me since that’s what I mostly play. I have no formal training so I really just play what I feel. I rely heavily on inspiration. What mood I’m in usually determines what I come up with. Luckily, I’m usually in a good mood.
On this EP (the brand new, Foolish Things EP—Ed.) I feel like I’ve been able to express myself through my instrument more than ever before. Without any restrictions, I was able to come out of my shell as a guitarist. I go by one rule: it doesn’t matter if it’s technical or simple, as long as it’s stuck in my head the next morning.
Being that this is The Vinyl District, it would be blasphemous for me to not mention my favorite record: my prized original Kill ‘Em All by Metallica from 1983. It has “Am I Evil” and “Blitzkrieg” which are not on the CD format versions. Rock ‘N Roll…