THE FREQUENCY CONSPIRACY – the new project from Southern California-based drummer Joel Maitoza (24-7 Spyz, Shockhead) – have just released a new video for their latest single “Shapes of Things” originally written and recorded by The Yardbirds.
Joel states: “We wanted to do something special to celebrate Gary Moore’s birthday this month (one of my favorite guitar players), so we decided to pay tribute and release this cover version of Shapes of Things, which was also featured on his 1983 release Victims of the Future.”
The new track features Jason (JMR) Richardson on vocals, Joshua Jones on guitar, Miguelon Rodriguez on bass and Joel Maitoza on drums. The latest single is from the nine song debut album “Quarantine Covers” which was released worldwide on January 1st, 2022 and is available now on Amazon, iTunes and all digital and streaming platforms.
You can view the official video release of Shapes of Things here:
Other artist appearances on the album include: John Gallagher (Raven) – Bass, Vocals David Pastorius (Pat Travers, Tech N9ne) – Bass Jaimie Scott (Tyketto) – Bass Joshua Jones (Poster Child) – Guitars Christophe Godin (Morgibl, Metal Kartoon, The Prize) – Guitars Andrew Freeman (Last in Line, Lynch Mob, Offspring) – Vocals Craig Soderberg (-itis, Shockhead) – Guitars, Vocals, Keyboards Jason (JMR) Richardson (Year of the Dragon, Patrick Gibson) – Guitars, Vocals Miguelon Rodriguez (Paul Di’anno, The Worshyp) – Bass Joey McCaw (Brick Bath, Shockhead) – Vocals Rick Skatore (24-7 Spyz) – Bass Joel Maitoza (24-7 Spyz, Shockhead, Elysian, Gangland, Seventrain) – Drums
THE FREQUENCY CONSPIRACY, the new project from Southern California-based drummer Joel Maitoza (24-7 Spyz, Seventrain, Shockhead) has just released a new video for their latest single ‘Sailing‘. The amped-up cover version of the Christopher Cross “yacht rock” classic from 1979 features Craig Soderberg on guitars/vocals, Joel Maitoza on drums and Jaimie Scott on bass. The single is taken from the nine song debut album “Quarantine Covers” which is available now on CD through Amazon, as well as all digital and streaming platforms.
You can view the official video release of Sailing here:
Other artist appearances on the album include:
John Gallagher (Raven) – Bass, Vocals David Pastorius (Pat Travers, Tech N9ne) – Bass Jaimie Scott (Tyketto) – Bass Joshua Jones (Poster Child) – Guitars Christophe Godin (Morgibl, Metal Kartoon, The Prize) – Guitars Andrew Freeman (Last in Line, Lynch Mob, Offspring) – Vocals Craig Soderberg (-itis, Shockhead) – Guitars, Vocals, Keyboards Jason (JMR) Richardson (Year of the Dragon, Patrick Gibson) – Guitars, Vocals Miguelon Rodriguez (Paul Di’anno, The Worshyp) – Bass Joey McCaw (Brick Bath, Shockhead) – Vocals Rick Skatore (24-7 Spyz) – Bass Joel Maitoza (24-7 Spyz, Shockhead, Elysian, Gangland, Seventrain) – Drums
The album was recorded at Exum Studios by Scott Exum (Stabbing Westward, Unwritten Law), Room 9 Studios by Jerry Whiting, DML Studios by Don Lithgow (RIP) and AJP Studios by Alex Pappas (Finch).
Drummer Joel Maitoza (24-7 Spyz, Seventrain, Shockhead) has officially announced the release date of the debut album from his new project, THE FREQUENCY CONSPIRACY. The nine song album titled “Quarantine Covers” will be released worldwide on January 1st, 2022 through Alliance Entertainment. It will be available on CD as well as all digital platforms.
Maitoza states in a recent interview, “The album features a handful of amazing musicians that I’ve wanted to work with over the years. I feel blessed that everyone I reached out to made my dream become a reality and I’m excited for everyone to finally check out these tunes.”
Artist appearances include: John Gallagher (Raven) – Bass, Vocals David Pastorius (Pat Travers, Tech N9ne) – Bass Jaimie Scott (Tyketto) – Bass Joshua Jones (Poster Child) – Guitars Christophe Godin (Morgibl, Metal Kartoon, The Prize) – Guitars Andrew Freeman (Last in Line, Lynch Mob, Offspring) – Vocals Craig Soderberg (-itis, Shockhead) – Guitars, Vocals, Keyboards Jason (JMR) Richardson (Year of the Dragon, Patrick Gibson) – Guitars, Vocals Miguelon Rodriguez (Paul Di’anno, The Worshyp) – Bass Joey McCaw (Brick Bath, Shockhead) – Vocals Rick Skatore (24-7 Spyz) – Bass Joel Maitoza (24-7 Spyz, Shockhead, Elysian, Gangland, Seventrain) – Drums
The album was recorded at Exum Studios by Scott Exum (Stabbing Westward, Unwritten Law), Room 9 Studios by Jerry Whiting, DML Studios by Don Lithgow (RIP) and AJP Studios by Alex Pappas (Finch).
Check out the promo video for “Quarantine Covers” here:
More about Joel Maitoza and THE FREQUENCY CONSPIRACY
Joel Maitoza, former drummer for national recording/touring artists 24-7 Spyz, Seventrain and Shockhead has branched out to record his self-titled debut album with his new project THE FREQUENCY CONSPIRACY. The songwriting is an eclectic mix of Rock, Funk, Metal and Soul, staying true to his roots. As a contributing songwriter and producer for many of the artists he’s recorded with over the past 35 years, the time has come for Joel to record and release his own original material worldwide.
Joel explains, “The Frequency Conspiracy isn’t a band exactly, but a collaboration between myself and other musical friends who I’ve always wanted to work with. This project gives me the opportunity to create music with artists from all over the world. For as long as I can remember, I’ve wanted to write, record and release an album of songs where I’m performing the majority of the instrumentation. The original material is basically a collection of riffs, ideas and songs that I’ve written over the past 20 years. When I write a song, I hear the completed version including vocal melodies in my head, so I need to record it to wipe the slate clean per se. Writing, producing and recording my own album is a major challenge and that’s exciting to me. It keeps my creative juices flowing and I can work at my own pace. I’m primarily a drummer and songwriter that can play a little guitar, bass and keyboards. I can’t sing very well or play a guitar solo to save my life, so I’ll be having some friends making cameo appearances on many of the songs. This project is very personal to me and close to my heart. It’s something I need to complete in order to move on to the next chapter of my career. If people dig it, I’ll keep writing, creating and recording music. If not, I can at least say I accomplished what I originally set out to achieve. Either way, I’m excited to finally have the opportunity to share it with all of you.”
Aside from recording 13 original songs for his debut album, Joel has also been busy recording a separate album of cover tunes he’s putting his own stamp on titled Quarantine Covers. Both albums are currently being recorded at Exum Studios by Scott Exum (Stabbing Westward, Unwritten Law), Room 9 Studios by Jerry Whiting and AJP Studios by Alex Pappas (Finch).
Drummer Joel Maitoza (24-7 Spyz, Seventrain, Shockhead) has just released the second video from his new project THE FREQUENCY CONSPIRACY. It’s a cover version of Carry on Wayward Son by KANSAS from the soon to be released “Quarantine Covers” album featuring:
Andrew Freeman (Last in Line, Lynch Mob, Offspring) – Vocals Christophe Godin (Mörglbl, The Prize, Wax In) – Guitars Jaimie Scott (Tyketto, Vaughn) – Bass Joel Maitoza (24-7 Spyz, Shockhead, Seventrain) – Drums
Maitoza states in a recent interview “It’s been a blast remaking all of these cover songs and working with such extraordinary musicians. The final 9 songs for the album have been selected which will include some surprise cameo appearances. I’m super excited for this album to be completed so I can share it with you all. We’re shooting for a January 2021 release date if all goes as planned.”
The album is currently being recorded at Exum Studios by Scott Exum (Stabbing Westward, Unwritten Law), Room 9 Studios by Jerry Whiting and AJP Studios by Alex Pappas (Finch). The full-length album is scheduled to be released worldwide in early 2021; however, no specific release date is available at this time.
The video for Carry on Wayward Son by The Frequency Conspiracy can be found here:
Just recently Joel Maitoza released the first single and video from THE FREQUENCY CONSPIRACY, a cover version of ‘Rock Candy’ by the legendary band MONTROSE from the soon to be released “Quarantine Covers” album featuring:
Andrew Freeman (Last in Line, Lynch Mob, Offspring) – Vocals Joshua Jones (Poster Child) – Guitars Rick Skatore (24-7 Spyz) – Bass Joel Maitoza (24-7 Spyz, Shockhead, Seventrain) – Drums
More about Joel Maitoza and THE FREQUENCY CONSPIRACY
Joel Maitoza, former drummer for national recording/touring artists 24-7 Spyz, Seventrain and Shockhead has branched out to record his self-titled debut album with his new project THE FREQUENCY CONSPIRACY. The songwriting is an eclectic mix of Rock, Funk, Metal and Soul, staying true to his roots. As a contributing songwriter and producer for many of the artists he’s recorded with over the past 35 years, the time has come for Joel to record and release his own original material worldwide.
Special guest appearances on the album include:
Vocalist Andrew Freeman (Last in Line, Lynch Mob, Offspring) Bassist Jaimie Scott (Tyketto) Guitarist Joshua Jones (Poster Child) Guitarist Christophe Godin (Mörglbl, Akoustik Thrill, Wax In) Guitarist Craig Soderberg (Shockhead, -ITIS) Guitarist Jason (JMR) Richardson (Year of the Dragon, David Pastorius, Patrick Gibson, Lights Out Project) Bassist Rick Skatore (24-7 Spyz)…plus many more.
Joel explains, “The Frequency Conspiracy isn’t a band exactly, but a collaboration between myself and other musical friends who I’ve always wanted to work with. This project gives me the opportunity to create music with artists from all over the world. For as long as I can remember, I’ve wanted to write, record and release an album of songs where I’m performing the majority of the instrumentation. The original material is basically a collection of riffs, ideas and songs that I’ve written over the past 20 years. When I write a song, I hear the completed version including vocal melodies in my head, so I need to record it to wipe the slate clean per se. Writing, producing and recording my own album is a major challenge and that’s exciting to me. It keeps my creative juices flowing and I can work at my own pace. I’m primarily a drummer and songwriter that can play a little guitar, bass and keyboards. I can’t sing very well or play a guitar solo to save my life, so I’ll be having some friends making cameo appearances on many of the songs. This project is very personal to me and close to my heart. It’s something I need to complete in order to move on to the next chapter of my career. If people dig it, I’ll keep writing, creating and recording music. If not, I can at least say I accomplished what I originally set out to achieve. Either way, I’m excited to finally have the opportunity to share it with all of you.”
Aside from recording 13 original songs for his debut album, Joel has also been busy recording a separate album of cover tunes he’s putting his own stamp on titled Quarantine Covers. Both albums are currently being recorded at Exum Studios by Scott Exum (Stabbing Westward, Unwritten Law), Room 9 Studios by Jerry Whiting and AJP Studios by Alex Pappas (Finch).
The first single and video, a cover of Rock Candy by the legendary band Montrose, is slated to be released worldwide on August 18th, 2020 which will be available for streaming and download on many popular digital platforms. Both albums are scheduled be released worldwide in early 2021; however, no specific release dates are available at this time.
Drummer Joel Maitoza (24-7 Spyz, Seventrain, Shockhead) has just released the first single and video from his new project THE FREQUENCY CONSPIRACY. It’s a cover version of ‘Rock Candy’ by the legendary band MONTROSE from the soon to be released “Quarantine Covers” album featuring:
Andrew Freeman (Last in Line, Lynch Mob, Offspring) – Vocals Joshua Jones (Poster Child) – Guitars Rick Skatore (24-7 Spyz) – Bass Joel Maitoza (24-7 Spyz, Shockhead, Seventrain) – Drums
The album is currently being recorded at Exum Studios by Scott Exum (Stabbing Westward, Unwritten Law), Room 9 Studios by Jerry Whiting and AJP Studios by Alex Pappas (Finch).
The single is available now on iTunes, Amazon, Google Play and most digital platforms. The full-length album is scheduled to be released worldwide in early 2021; however, no specific release date is available at this time.
Joel Maitoza, former drummer for national recording/touring artists 24-7 Spyz, Seventrain and Shockhead has branched out to record his self-titled debut album with his new project THE FREQUENCY CONSPIRACY. The songwriting is an eclectic mix of Rock, Funk, Metal and Soul, staying true to his roots. As a contributing songwriter and producer for many of the artists he’s recorded with over the past 35 years, the time has come for Joel to record and release his own original material worldwide.
Special guest appearances on the album include: Vocalist Andrew Freeman (Last in Line, Lynch Mob, Offspring) Bassist Jaimie Scott (Tyketto) Guitarist Joshua Jones (Poster Child) Guitarist Christophe Godin (Mörglbl, Akoustik Thrill, Wax In) Guitarist Craig Soderberg (Shockhead, -ITIS) Guitarist Jason (JMR) Richardson (Year of the Dragon, David Pastorius, Patrick Gibson, Lights Out Project) Bassist Rick Skatore (24-7 Spyz)…plus many more.
Joel explains, “The Frequency Conspiracy isn’t a band exactly, but collaboration between myself and other musical friends who I’ve always wanted to work with. This project gives me the opportunity to create music with artists from all over the world. For as long as I can remember, I’ve wanted to write, record and release an album of songs where I’m performing the majority of the instrumentation. The original material is basically a collection of riffs, ideas and songs that I’ve written over the past 20 years. When I write a song, I hear the completed version including vocal melodies in my head, so I need to record it to wipe the slate clean per se. Writing, producing and recording my own album is a major challenge and that’s exciting to me. It keeps my creative juices flowing and I can work at my own pace. I’m primarily a drummer and songwriter that can play a little guitar, bass and keyboards. I can’t sing very well or play a guitar solo to save my life, so I’ll be having some friends making cameo appearances on many of the songs. This project is very personal to me and close to my heart. It’s something I need to complete in order to move on to the next chapter of my career. If people dig it, I’ll keep writing, creating and recording music. If not, I can at least say I accomplished what I originally set out to achieve. Either way, I’m excited to finally have the opportunity to share it with all of you.”
Aside from recording 13 original songs for his debut album, Joel has also been busy recording a separate album of cover tunes he’s putting his own stamp on titled Quarantine Covers. Both albums are currently being recorded at Exum Studios by Scott Exum (Stabbing Westward, Unwritten Law), Room 9 Studios by Jerry Whiting and AJP Studios by Alex Pappas (Finch).
The first single and video, a cover of Rock Candy by the legendary band Montrose, is slated to be released worldwide on August 20th, 2020 which will be available for streaming and download on many popular digital platforms. Both albums are scheduled be released worldwide in early 2021; however, no specific release dates are available at this time.