Oblivious Signal Sign New Management

After weeks of speculation, the female fronted, melodious hard rock band Oblivious Signal announced that they have officially signed with acclaimed manager John Tovar. The move comes on the brink of completing their first full length release "Into The Night," an album that parts from their previous metal sound and verges into the realm of more mainstream rock. While when the occasion calls for it, Feliciano will still belt out her renown screams, they are saved for live events and not prevalent on the radio friendly album.

This CD represents not only their new sound and the progress they have made as musicians, but will include songs done in Spanish. The Puerto Rican heritage of front woman Cristina Feliciano allows this band to stand out even more from the rest, with her capacity to sing all of their songs in Spanish for special shows.

Oblivious Signal recently played several notable shows, including a performance at NAMM, headlining at The Viper Room in Hollywood, and the Kryptonite Festival in Miami.

Feliciano is enthusiastic about the bands future, stating "We feel this is a great opportunity for the band, and this is going to make us stronger in many aspects. The Tovar Management Group along with the public relations dept of Static Management are going to provide that extra pull we need in order to really make it to the next level in the industry. We are very excited, and can't wait to see what this year holds for us as we move ahead with this strong team of people that believe in us."

Tovar, known for his work with Marylin Manson and The Mavericks among others, had been given several of the band's demos over the last year from fans of Oblivious Signal and finally made arrangements to meet with the band and talk about their future.



After meeting with Oblivious Signal and seeing a live performance he was impressed with their talent and potential enough to immediately put together contracts with them and set them up to have songs re-mixed by colleague Keith Morrison.

He was especially impressed by Feliciano's abilities as a vocalist in the hard rock genre, a genre Tovar says is "a man's world. It shouldn't be, but it is."
He elaborates, "The reason I have passion for that band is because Cristina has one of the best voices I've heard in the genre of rock and metal. And she has, the fact that she has, there's very few good, active female singers. I think this girl has excellent potential . They are great live, have a ton of energy live. She is great fronting the band. It's very hard to find someone like Cristina."

If you want to find Cristina, you can go to www.oblivioussignal.com to hear new tracks or see live photos from the Viper Room showcase.

News by: Kate Davenport

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