Description
REBEL REVOLUTION
Released January 1, 2007
Frankie Moreno’s REBEL REVOLUTION is a daring album that marks a bold departure from his usual style. In this collection, Moreno pushes boundaries and challenges himself as a songwriter, stepping outside of his comfort zone to explore new sounds and themes. This album showcases his evolution as an artist, with tracks that are raw, intense, and unapologetically original. This is a fearless exploration of Moreno’s creative potential, offering listeners a glimpse into his artistic journey and his willingness to take risks.
Produced by Frankie Moreno & Tony Moreno
Mixed and Mastered by Lou Salveson
Luccivanni Publishing – BMI / Featherpen Publishing – BMI
Released on Bermuda Records ©2007
Featuring:
“White Elephant Intro”, “Rebel Revolution”, “Fat Mannequin”, “Smile”, “Battles”, “Punk Ass”, “Our Community”, “Wait”, “Red Light District”, “Windowless Van”, “Walk On By”, “Play It Again”, “I’m Done”, “Stay In School”, “A Heartbeat Away”, “Why Do I”, “Thrill”, “Who Did The Techno Beats?’, “Change”, “86 Pages”, “Movie Music”
INSIDE THE ALBUM with Frankie:
At this stage, we were a four-piece band, playing gigs all over Las Vegas and up and down the West Coast. Around that time, I was really into punk music, so we decided to incorporate that influence into our sound. We wanted to create something with a heavier edge, yet still focused on storytelling.
The music we began writing captured our experiences on the road, as well as the fascinating people we met along the way. Our fan base was growing, mainly underground, and largely made up of young women. So, we aimed to bring high-energy, fun vibes into the music—something that would resonate with them.
We definitely stepped out of our comfort zone with this project, but looking back, it perfectly captures that period of our lives. It’s a true time capsule of where we were and what we were feeling at that moment.
Fun fact: This album is flown to space by NASA on May 31, 2008. Astronaut Mark Kelly brings it aboard the United States Space Shuttle “DISCOVERY”, which launches at 5:02 p.m. EDT, from pad 39A at the Kennedy Space Center, Florida.
