The summer heat has finally hit, creating new moves for Canadian rock band Skyjumper. Band manager Ty D'Angelo has been hard at work setting up meetings with people in Toronto, Canada to get the ball rolling again.
"I must say, I've been pretty busy the last little while," chuckles D'Angelo from his cell phone. "It seems like forever that Shane and the boys have had their "down time" regrouping, but I'm very excited for them that things are moving forward again ~ and great timing too."
The band manager referring to singer/guitarist Shane Horizon as "A strong leader and player, and night and day now that he's healthier."

As spring approaches, so does fresh thinking and ideas from the boys of Skyjumper. Band Manager Ty D'Angelo has a strong positive outlook ahead.
"I've said it over and over again," says D'Angelo, from his cell phone lately. "There have been some big changes and positive factors that have been put in place. I don't want to use kid gloves with them right now, but I do want them to stay on course and keep writing and rehearsing. Soon, they will be ready to cut another album - and get playing live again soon. I'm more focused on the live concerts - the recording studio can wait for now, as far as I'm concerned."

Attention Skyjumper fans!!! The boys are back in full bloom and are preparing for another go-around of concerts within a matter of weeks! This is certainly great news.
"It felt a little strange during first rehearsal back, at least at the beginning," says singer/guitarist Shane Horizon. "The guys were easy on me, and it took a few runthroughs to get the senses back - but all in all it was a great time!"
Band manager Ty D'Angelo is thoroughly pleased with the early positive results. "Shane's been through quite a bit the last few months, and I wasn't sure how he was going to fair. But seeing the boys with smiles on their faces and the walls pumping, well - it gave me shivers... they're back! And just in time."