Band’s bassist having fun, looking for work
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Eddie Cisneros, bassist for the New
York-based funk-metal band Heads
Up!, has been back on American soil
for less than a week, and he has al
ready picked up the latest edition of
The Village Voice.
He’s looking for a part-time job.
Just coming off their first Euro
pean tour opening for acts like Urban
Dance Squad, the young funkers from
Heads Up! have some success under
their belts but not a lot of money.
Cisneros said the band is in a kind of
strange predicament.
“At this point in our career we
don’t make enough money playing
music to be self-sufficient,” Cisneros
said, “but if we don’t give 100 per
cent to the music we won’t go any
further.”
“It’s a fine line. All of our atten
tion has to be focused towards mak
ing good music and touring, but at the
same time we have to work part-time
to try to keep financially solid.”
Tbc band’s April release of “Duke”
should help.
Following up the bands first LP,
oyui Diuuier crisis intervention,
which received fairly positive reviews,
was difficult. Heads Up! had to put
together a strong album in a very
short amount of time.
“When we recorded ‘Duke’ it was
a ,rca!|y lough situation,” Cisneros
said. “I mean, we wrote the music,
arranged, rehearsed and recorded in
about the span of a month. It was
really, really quick. We didn’t have
any material lying around or any
thing.”
And, according to Cisneros, there
is a fairly noticeable advancement
from “Soul Brother” to “Duke.” But
it is a natural progression, not rushed.
“I think that as musicians we owe
it to ourselves to express what is ever
there at that lime,” Cisneros said.
“It’s like a snapshot of where we
were. Hopefully our music will keep
developing and growing.”
He’s not quite sure which direc
tion the next album will go, but Cisneros
said that some of the music written on
the tour sounds “heavier and like it
had a bit more buoyancy.”
But regardless of the sound of the
next album, Cisneros will be happy
seeing4.he sights and playing the bass.
“We’re more like gypsies that
business people,” Cisneros said. “We
enjoy traveling and seeing the world
and meeting people. When I’m 60,
70, 80 or dying, I may not have a lot
of money, but then when I think what
I’ve done in my lifetime, I’ll be happy.”
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