LITTLE FISH NEWS

The positive reviews have been rolling in since Winslow's March 26th album release date. Here are some are some highlights:

Winslow has put together a disc for the ages: Left of the Right Direction will hit many “best of” lists for 2013 and it positions this talented group for a level of attention and notoriety that has been years in the making. Highly Recommended. -Soultracks.com

Overall, Left of the Right Direction is an album that needs to be heard, because there is nothing more fun than realizing your expectations were wrong, and also because Winslow seem to have captured a sound all their own that will delight your ears. -Infectious Magazine

Nowadays, it’s getting harder and harder to find truly inspired music. I’m talking about music that was manufactured and poured from the heart and soul. Well-crafted music is becoming a rarity these days, however Winslow begs to differ. This 6-piece group from Cleveland delivers music that was crafted from the heart, developed by the mind, and inspired by the soul -GratefulWeb.com

You only have to take a listen to the second album from Cleveland’s soul outfit of Winslow to find out what the entire buzz is about. Very few bands can release two albums in a row that are solid, but Winslow has done it. -rockandrollreport.com

Little Fish Records announced today that Carlos Jones, Internationally acclaimed American reggae artist, received “The Pathfinder Award” for Humanitarianism from his alma mater, Maple Hts. High School. Jones was one of 5 recipients who received this award at an impressive assembly at the school on Wednesday, February 20th. Other categories awarded were; Education, Art & Science, Citizenship & Government, and Business. This award is given out annually to alumni who have distinguished themselves through achievement in those five categories, and is determined by a committee of students at the school.

Jones, who was surprised and humbled by the award, commented: “I got the opportunity today to go back to my old high school and give thanks and acknowledgement to those who helped to
build my foundation and lit the way for me, as well as to pass on some positive words of encouragement to the students there. I hope that someone will take away something of worth from what I have shared. Thank you MHS, for the honor. I feel that there are those SO much more deserving than I, but I do greatly appreciate it.”

Joining him at the awards ceremony were Lorenzo Lynch, his best friend from high
School; George Gordon - his mentor, friend, and fellow PLUS Band member who was partially responsible for encouraging Jones to pursue his love for reggae music; and Larry Koval, his personal manager since 1998. For more information on Carlos Jones, go to: www.carlosjones.com

The stars have perfectly aligned the Grog shop is ready for a night to remember. Saturday May 11 marks the first time that long time LFR Artists One World Tribe and newly signed Winslow will join on the stage. Music believes at 9:30pm. $10 charge at the door. Click here to purchase tickets.