Blue Nevada at work on new album

Los Angeles, CA – Psychedelic jam rock innovators Blue Nevada have announced that they are hard at work on a new album. Right after lauching the EP "Narly Trees" on iTUNES they are already in the studio again. The as-yet-unnamed album is slated to be released in the Fall 2011. Blue Nevada is culling the cream of the crop from its musical canon to lay down in the studio and then fire into the psyche of fans everywhere.
“My brother Shannon and I are always writing music,” confesses Dusty Corbin. “There is already enough material for seven albums and we always have some more in the works. We will probably never have enough time, in one lifetime, to record and release every song we write.”
This hard-working band has again and again proven its musical devotion with stellar performances on stage, not to mention the popular debut album whose follow-up is right around the corner. 
Blue Nevada has played The American Roots Music Festival, where headliners included the likes of The Jerry Garcia Band with Melvin Seals and New Ryders of the Purple Sage. The “Local Licks” radio show on WAFY 103.1 FM gave Blue Nevada radio exposure and the show’s host included the band’s song “Rhythm Boy” in a “Best Of” New Year’s program.
Following the release of the group’s sophomore album, Blue Nevada intends to commence a mid-Atlantic region tour and expand outward from that core. The band has found much success as a DIY indie act but is aiming to take it to the next level. Blue Nevada is currently working with A & R Select, the world’s leading independent artist development firm, based out of Los Angeles, CA.
Wherever they go, these musicians hope to spread the fun and good vibes that lie at the center of the band’s sound. “We write songs about girls, good times, bad times – anything that creates a passionate emotion comes out in the poetry and music.” And, the band notes, these artists don’t shy away from social, spiritual and political issues now and then. . . .