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Jeff Hershey | |
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Born | Oxnard, California, USA |
Genres | rock, soul, heavy metal, punk |
Instrument(s) | Vocals, bass, guitar |
Website | jeffhersheyandtheheartbeats |
Jeff Hershey is a Ventura County, California musician best known as the lead singer and founder of Jeff Hershey and the Heartbeats and as a member of the band, No Motiv.
History
Jeff Hershey was born and raised in Oxnard, California and by the time he his was in his teens, he was already a prominent member of the Ventura County music scene. He was a member and founder of the local metal band, Black Opal before joining one of the area’s most popular and successful bands, No Motiv, who released several albums on Vagrant Records and toured nationally opening for several major artists during Hershey’s time in the band including Andrew W.K., Alkaline Trio, Face to Face and Finger Eleven.
When No Motiv went on hiatus in 2005, Hershey turned his attention to his side project, Jeff Hershey and the Heartbeats, a throwback soul band in the vein of Sam Cooke and Otis Redding. Playing periodically in the Ventura County area, Hershey amassed a large regional following based on the band’s live show that despite being classic soul music had a live energy that was based on Hershey’s punk and metal background.
The band’s debut record, Soul Music Vol. 1, was released in May 2011 on Siren and was recorded at the Pow Wow Fun Room in Los Angeles, California, live to analog tape in keeping with the technology of mid twentieth century recording. It was engineered and mixed by Pete Curry of Los Straitjackets and several songs on the record, were co written with Army of Freshmen front man, Chris Jay.
The band is scheduled for several 2011 Southern California festival performances including the Indie West Festival and Spencer Makenzie’s End Of Summer Blast as well as international dates in 2012.
Jeff Hershey Discography
Black Opal
- Self Titled EP (1998 Tommy Gun), vocals, lead guitar
No Motiv
- Lola EP (2003 Vagrant), Bass
- Daylight Breaking (2004 Vagrant), Bass
- Another Year On The Streets Vol.3 (2004 Vagrant), Bass
Hybrid Moments
- Self Titled EP (2005), Vocals
- The Haunted (2006), Vocals
Jeff Hershey and the Heartbeats
- “Baby Please Don’t Let Me Go” b/w “When Our Eyes First Met”(2008 Tommy Gun), Vocals
- Soul Music Vol.1 (2011 Siren), Vocals
- Underground Classics EP (2013 Siren), Vocals, Guitar
Gentlemen
- Songs From The Gut (2011 Siren), Bass
Warriors
- Beyond The Noise (2006 Eulogy), "And Yet They Say...", Guest Vocals
- Genuine Sense Of Outrage (2007 Victory Records), "Nothing Lasts, Guest Vocals
References
http://www.vcreporter.com/cms/story/detail/the_local_music_issue/7809/
http://www.vcreporter.com/cms/story/detail/the_reporter_s_local_music_issue/6829/