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18 septembre 2006

Falling for Tomorrow
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Kc Martinez
christopher yagerman
william troncoso
hugo estrada
jimi rodreguez
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    Falling for Tomorrow (FFT), an Orange County, CA based rock band, sets out to bring rock music to the next level. Over the years a few members have changed, but FFT has hit a vein of pure rock gold with their current lineup. Comprised of, Vocalist, Hugo Estrada; Guitarist, Kc Martinez; Guitarist, Jimi Rodriguez; Bassist, William Troncoso; and Drummer, Christopher Yagerman, FFT has been taking Southern California by storm. These five individuals formed in 2006 and produced a product that they hope will help shape the music world and make a lasting impact upon it. Influences from many genres help to form their unique style, presenting an alternative approach to rock. . Falling for Tomorrow has been playing the Los Angeles and Orange County areas as often as possible; the clubs love FFT for the draw, and the fans love them for the music. Falling for Tomorrow is currently touring and is reaching out to the rest of the world via the internet broadening their fan base with the hopes of finalizing their ultimate goals
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    Kc Martinez    18 septembre 2006 02:00