A small preview of the Live Synthesis DVD can be seen in this promotional video of the shows in Australia.
We can also see Amy Lee promoting the shows in this video from TEG Live Facebook page.
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In these two new episodes of “Evanescence News” we talk again about Track by Track by Amy Lee. This time is the opportunity for the songs “Bring Me To Life”, “Unraveling”, “Lacrymosa” and “The End Of The Dream”.
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Welcome to a new episode of “Evanescence News” where the band will present the songs of their new project “Synthesis” which we will call it: Track by Track by Amy Lee.
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High on Fire’s Matt Pike, Primus’ Ler LaLonde also cameo in goofy Orange Amplification ad
Just in time for the holiday season, Orange Amplification has released a video showcasing the company’s wide array of gear. Far from your everyday ad, the nine-minute video takes the form of a hilarious Home Shopping Network spoof, rife with on-air fuck-ups and technical difficulties. After giving a run-down of the catalogue with the help of his model, Evanescence guitarist Troy McLawhorn and Alex Auxier — Orange‘s International Relations Manager — takes some questions from the “viewers,” who include Slipknot‘s Jim Root, Deftones‘ Stephen Carpenter, High on Fire‘s Matt Pike, Primus‘ Ler LaLonde and Fall Out Boy‘s Joe Trohman. Watch now, and be sure to keep an eye on the “customer reviews” ticker at the bottom of the screen: It’s pure comedy gold (“I’m vegetarian, but I love the beefy tone!”).
Source: Revolver
Evanescence singer Amy Lee caught up with Donny Fandango ahead of their SOLD OUT HoHo Show at Peabody Opera House on Sunday (December 3). She spoke about how the reimagining of Synthesis came to be, including the idea of playing with a full orchestra, playing beautiful theatres while wearing “fancy clothes”, how playing in this type of busy, high-level orchestral atmosphere forces her to focus and “step up” and much more.
“[The song] ‘Hi-Lo’ we’ve had in the bank for a long time,” Amy said (see video below). “I wasn’t quite finished [writing it before], but it’s just a song that never fit anywhere that I’ve been holding on to and waiting to find its right home for 10 years. So it’s this weird thing that I feel very close to already that I’ve had to listen to with my family and my friends to now finish it out and have the orchestra on it. That’s what it needed — it needed that beautiful, luscious emotion that [longtime collaborator, orchestra arranger and composer] David Campbell put on there. But I wrote that song with our producer on this album, the guy that did all the programming, Will [Hunt, not to be confused with Evanescence‘s drummer, also named Will Hunt]. It was our first collaboration together 10 years ago. And the other one, ‘Imperfection’, is brand new. We just wrote it this year. And it was very collaborative between Will, again, and also David Campbell, the arranger. He’s done all the string arranging for Evanescence for all of our albums, but this one… We went in [and said], ‘Let’s go in and go really deep and rip [the songs] apart and elevate ’em to another place together and make something new.’ So for all of it, and the new [song] included, he was a real part of what laid the foundation of what was gonna happen. So it gave the music and the writing and everything a chance to grow in some different directions.”
Photo by Andy Argyrakis
In the show last night (30/11), which took place at the Chicago Theater in Chicago, Illinois Evanescence played for the first time “Weight Of The World” song that is part of the album “The Open Door”, in a version in the style of the album Synthesis.
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Amy Lee‘s song “Speak To Me” won as The Best Original Song in an Indie Film and in this episode we are talking about the reactions of the composers behind the song.
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Last night the Hollywood Music in Media Awards were held at the nightclub Avalon Hollywood in Los Angeles where Amy Lee‘s song “Speak To Me”, the end title theme from Voice From The Stone movie, won in the category best original song in an independent film.
The song competed with the following nominees:
ORIGINAL SONG – INDEPENDENT FILM
• “Calling to Me” (One Percent More Humid) Written by Nathan Halpern. Performed by Emily Forsythe
• “My tiredness Hasn’t limit” (The Enchanted) Written by Ivan Ruiz Serrano, Ricardo Davila and Angela Boj, performed by Angela Boj
• “PBNJ” (Patti Cake$) Written By Geremy Jasper & Jason Binnick. Performed by Danielle Macdonald, Siddharth Dhananjay & Cathy Moriarty
• “Speak To Me” (Voice from the Stone) Written by Amy Lee & Michael Wandmacher. Performed by Amy Lee
In the final episode of “Inside Synthesis”, peek into the process of making Amy Lee’s Steinway & Sons piano.
Synthesis is available now! http://smarturl.it/Synthesis
In this first episode we talk about Evanescence new album Synthesis reviewing the idea behind this, the tracklist, the singles have been released and the live experience of the album.
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