In this modern age of music where access to a beloved band is easily attainable through social media an interesting thing has been crafted. Bands are utilizing this instantaneous exchange of information and going to their fan bases to help fund various projects. It's a sophisticated form of playing on a street corner for spare change, and it's bloody brilliant. Through a company called Kickstarter, bands now have the ability to avoid the archaic and decaying world of the major record label and work directly with those that cherish their work as much as they do--their rabid fans. Be it a music video, tour, recording session or anything of that ilk, fans now have the ability to chip in to get their favorite group's dream off the ground.
Such is the case for Nashville rockers, Fools for Rowan. If you're familiar with Mental Pirate, then you're familiar with this band. Currently, the group is looking to get their latest batch of songs recorded and get a music video shot. The only thing is, they can't do it without your help. To pitch in, here's the link to their campaign site. They're not quite at a quarter of the way to where they need to be, and that's where you--their devoted fans--come in. They know you're pining away for new material, but they can't get it released without your help.
Peep the video below to hear straight from the group.
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