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PRIMAL FEAR Bassist To Produce KIMBALL/JAMISON Album

January 4, 2011

PRIMAL FEAR bassist Mat Sinner will produce the collaborative album from singers Jimi Jamison (ex-SURVIVOR) and Bobby Kimball (ex-TOTO). Jimi and Bobby are currently laying down the vocal tracks in Los Angeles, with the instrumental parts having already been recorded in Germany. The songs on the album, which promises to be one of the highlights of 2011 in the melodic rock scene, were selected from several songwriters, including Richard Page (MR. MISTER),Randy Goodrum (TOTO, STEVE PERRY),Robert Sall (WORK OF ART),John Waite and more melodic rock luminaries. A spring release via Frontiers Records is expected.

Jimi and Bobby can be seen in the video clip below presenting the album.

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