When British Pop band Breathe released their debut album in 1987, their label had high hopes for mainstream success. Over six months later, the label and the band had all but given up on the hopes of having a hit and were set to part ways. But then 'Hands To Heaven' started to achieve airplay in the U.S. in 1988 and began a long and phenomenal climb up the charts. Needless to say, 'Hands To Heaven' became enormous and continues to receive airplay 20 years after it's initial release. The band followed it up with two more hits ('How Can I Fall?' and 'Don't Tell Me Lies') and two albums filled with more Blue Eyed Soul/Jazz/Pop gems, but their fame was fleeting and the band faded from view in the early '90s. Fortunately, this great CD brings together the best of both of their albums and features the hits as well as 'should-have-been' hits like 'Say A Prayer', 'All This I Should Have Known' and more. 12 tracks in all. EMI. 2006.

ALL THAT JAZZ

1990

A hedonistic blend of dizzying electro-pop with their roots in the rock scene, Denver, CO duo Breathe Carolina have their eyes on superstardom with the release of 'Hell Is What You Make It.' With every album, their tracks get stronger, their sound gets tighter, their crowds get larger and the buzz gets bigger. Their third full-length sees the band at their best - pushing their own limits, determined to bring their party to the masses. Kicking off 2011 with a performance at Winter X Games, Breathe Carolina stormed into their biggest year yet, with a performance at Bamboozle Festival and a full summer headline tour booked. Their impressive resume that already boasts music cues on NBC's Monday Night Football, The Jay Leno Show and MTV's The Hills/ The City, a slot in Alternative Press' Most Anticipated Albums 2011, and 60,000 copies already sold of their hit album Hello Fascination.

Featuring killer lead single 'Blackout'--a bevy of 80s-tinged electro melodies and hip-shakingly infectious driving beats--every inch of 'Hell Is What You Make It' is designed to grab you by the hand and drag you to the dancefloor. Bring on the good times - Breathe Carolina is about to give you the summer of your lives!

Juxtapositioning pounding electro pop against hardcore roots, Breathe Carolina delivers their second full length album. Their previous album debuted at #6 on the Heat Seeker, #5 on Electronic, #186 on the Top 200. With a full run on Vans Warped Tour, they're already being heralded as one of the breakout bands of the tour thanks to their incredible live show. Get your jaw off the floor and say Hello to Breathe Carolina's Hello Fascination - the explosive feel-good hit band of the summer.

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Breathe Carolina, It's Classy, Not Classic

In a Lincoln Log cabin in deep rural Michigan live and work Micah Middaugh, Trevor Hobbs, and Andréa Moreno-Beals. This is Breathe Owl Breathe. A printmaker, a geomorphologist, and a native of Colombia, respectively, the trio transformed their ancient home into a four-season sonic and visual workshop. Through the snow and the sun (and the bugs), Breathe Owl Breathe created Magic Central (the name they also gave their cabin). It's a pop album like no other, a timeless aural cartogram of feeling, soul, skill, and story. You could have found it in the attic. It could have dropped from space.

In a Lincoln Log cabin in deep rural Michigan live and work Micah Middaugh, Trevor Hobbs, and Andréa Moreno-Beals. This is Breathe Owl Breathe. A printmaker, a geomorphologist, and a native of Colombia, respectively, the trio transformed their ancient home into a four-season sonic and visual workshop. Through the snow and the sun (and the bugs), Breathe Owl Breathe created Magic Central (the name they also gave their cabin). It's a pop album like no other, a timeless aural cartogram of feeling, soul, skill, and story. You could have found it in the attic. It could have dropped from space.