Spring has sprung, and that always seems to bring prosperity to Canadian indie psych/rock band Skyjumper.
"Every spring around this time, I seem to feel rejuvenated, and ready to take on the world," says singer/guitarist Shane Horizon from his cell phone, somewhere in Toronto. "As a Gemini, it makes sense, I guess. I feel better in June, than I do in November."
Band manager Ty D'Angelo would like to thank everyone who has picked up the latest Skyjumper album, 'Chute The Breeze, either by hard-copy, or from CDBaby.com. "I've found alot of interest for the band as of late, and I attribute that to everyone who has seeked out the album," says D'Angelo. "It's been terrific,and I only hope it gets better. It's great that peopld are able to take their music around with their IPod or MP3 players, and not have to carry around the old 'ghetto-blasters' anymore." (That's right boss, we're in the 21st century, get with it....)

The time is fast approaching when the snow has melted and the skates are put away for frisbees and sunshine. "Did you watch the gold-medal hockey game last night?" singer/guitarist Shane Horizon asks as this writer is stuck in traffic in downtown Toronto, Ontario. "I think I am only one of 33 million people who are happy as punch right now! Right after the game, I played America on the home stereo, and I thought how we wanted to portray them to being so powerful and strong, yet I was hoping they would be weak and scared when they played that game against us. We ( the Canadian men's team) came out on top. Go Crosby!"

The boys of Skyjumper would like to thank all of you who have picked them up from one of music industry's leading internet outlets, CD Baby.com. "The outpouring of support for the boys and the album have been amazing," says band manager Ty D'Angelo. "On behalf of the boys, we would like to thank everyone who has picked the album up. It's been truly terrific."
Great news from inside - singer/guitarist Shane Horizon has made leaps and bounds in his recovery, and will be back on stage with the power group again soon. "I am really proud of him," says D'Angelo. "His councillors are giving praise on his development, and he sounds really good over the phone."