Todo Bien releases 'Will to Be..."
Wednesday, 07 December 2011 16:41
A year and a half after releasing their self-titled debut, Hampton-based roots-rock and reggae outfit Todo Bien is set to release a sophomore effort with a CD release show at The Blue Mermaid in Portsmouth on Saturday, Dec. 10.
Led by vocalist and rhythm guitarist Skip Brunette, Todo Bien has been gigging steadily around the Seacoast and throughout the Northeast since the summer of 2009. They released their debut album in July 2010.
The quintet’s new disc, “Will to Be...,” offers a snapshot of the band’s energetic live performances, featuring groove-based rock and reggae rhythms with catchy melodies and vocal harmonies that capture a positive vibe.
The release show begins at 9 p.m. at The Blue Mermaid, 409 The Hill, Portsmouth, 603-427-2583
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