Edinburgh quartet JeaniceLee have released their second album 'Urban Legends'
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About JeaniceLee
Jeanicelee brings a unique blend of modern, guitar-fueled melodic hard rock with wide-ranging influences from classic rock to prog rock to old school heavy metal. Fronted by Jeanice's deep emotive vocals, we tell stories with powerful melodies, supported by Marco's neoclassical guitar style, Leen's driving bass-lines and Tony's impactful drumming.
"It's never too late to start anew and pursue your dreams"
..That is what Jeanice said to herself five years ago. Knowing that her innate desire to make and play music would never go away, she decided to confront it head on. The first couple of years of her musical journey were spent on learning the guitar, writing songs, performing at open mic nights, and putting a band together.
The band released their first album "Beyond Never" in 2019 and organised a series of gigs in Scotland to support the album's release, and were invited to play at Wildfire Festival and Maidens of Music Festival in the same year. The pandemic put a stop to things just after their headline show for Musicians Against Homelessness in Edinburgh in March 2020, which caused a long delay to the production of their planned second album. This delay turned out to be a blessing because the combination of the band's heavy-hitting new drummer and Jeanice having more time on the guitar means more complexity and a heavier edge to their new album.
"Urban Legends" is due out this year with 2022 seeing Jeanicelee gigging around the country promoting the new album and reaching new audiences.
What they say about Jeanicelee
"Jeanice Lee is a real growing talent and definitely one to keep an eye on" - Moshville Times
"Jeanice definitely brings originality and freshness to her music" Rockfiend
"very distinctive voice...(Beyond Never) is an excellent debut, well produced and presented" - The Rocker
Track Listing
1. Overhaul
2. Back In Our Cage
3. From The Ashes
4. Liquid Gold
5. Never Was
6. Divine Red Roses
7. Walk Away From Me
8. The City We Used To Know
