The boys of Skyjumper with singer/guitarist Shane Horizon have been seen in the recording studio recently putting touches on the new upcoming CD, not yet-named. "Some of us had time off planned last month, and now we're eager to get back to work and complete this project," says Shane. "We're using a lot of new sounds and toys in the final mixdowns."
Band manager Ty D'Angelo wants the boys return to the stage in the near future and promote the new album. "As a power trio live, they are really tight, especially their starts and ends. It's important to look and sound tight in concert, and I think they're conscious of that."

The boys of Skyjumper have been seen in East Indian restaurants in downtown Toronto dining in style and spice, as of late. "I try to have an open mind for anything I'm not sure about," says singer/guitarist Shane Horizon. "Spike (Spike Love - drummer/vox) and I played Frisbee in one of Toronto's downtown parks for a couple of hours last week, and gradually we got hungry. He suggested this place on Gerrard near Coxwell and he wasn't kidding! It was great!" Tell us where it's located next time, Shaner.
The boys are also putting finishing touches on their latest album, not yet released. "It's sounding great," says Shane. "We recorded some of these tunes a couple of years ago, along with a few new ones too, which gives it a solid feel. I'm sure we'll be releasing a single soon."

"I was watching the national news on TV this morning talking about Beijing and the "air" quality there for the Olympics," quips Skyjumper singer and guitarist Shane Horizon, when found at the recording studio for final mixing of the latest album, soon to be released.
"I was born and raised in Calgary and remembered the Winter Olympics there (1988) and the air was pristine! It still is. With the summer's heat it makes it worse."
Well, one thing for is sure, the boys of Skyjumper want to give a big "Shout Out" to our national team heading to the Games in a week or so, and wish them well.