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BEAUTIFUL CREATURES Guitarist Mixes Music From BRAND NEW SIN, CINDER ROAD

February 20, 2007

BEAUTIFUL CREATURES guitarist Anthony Focx has issued the following update:

"Be sure to check out AEROSMITH's new version of 'Back in the Saddle' as the theme song for NASCAR on ESPN; it should be debuting at the end of February. It was recorded by Marti Frederiksen, and mixed by me. I've also worked on a track called 'Home' produced by Marti Frederiksen from KATHERINE MCPHEE's new CD that's currently out, along with 'Rock Star: INXS'' Marty Casey's and Suzie McNeill's music.

"I recently just finished mixing the band BRAND NEW SIN's radio single 'See The Sun' on Century Media and CINDER ROAD's new CD on EMI; CINDER ROAD's record will be out by May 2007, and they are currently on tour with DAUGHTRY.

"My band GENERATION BEAUTIFUL also has a live record coming out April 6th on Interline Records. You can purchase it through iTunes, Napster, Rhapsody, and most other online music stores. Thanks for your support!

"Check out a frequently updated list of my work at this location.

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