DCT Concerts: Gina Cutillo "FOREVER"

As part of the Boru Vodka Defend the Bar Band promotion, Long Island singer/songwriter/guitarist Gina Cutillo presents her fast & edgy powerpop-rock tune, "Forever, " along with Ron Labriola (Lead Guitar), Justin Cellini (Bass) and Liam O'Tully (Drums).

Gina Cutillo has performed on the Warped Tour 08', was awarded Best Female Vocalist of Long Island, Best Up and Coming Singer of 2009 and Best Original Song on NBC's Star Tomorrow 'AP,' and has performed with the likes of Katy Perry and Prince. Her music has appeared on commercial, college and internet radio stations, television, independent films and video games.

If you like Pat Benetar, Liz Phair and Yeah Yeah Yeahs, check out Gina Cuillo!

Visit Gina Cuillo at:
http://www.ginacutillo.com
http://www.myspace.com/ginacutillo
http://www.youtube.com/ginacutillo
http://www.twitter.com/ginacutillo

For more information about Boru Vodka's Defend the Bar Band, visit http://www.borubarband.com

For more information about DCT, go to:
http://www.digitalcafetour.com
http://www.facebook.com/digitalcafetour
http://www.myspace.com/thedigitalcafetour
http://twitter.com/digitalcafetour

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[MrBassplayerbob]

Lip Synching-I would not play with this band.

[DigitalCafeTour]

Uh... actually, no. None of our artists are lip-synching. In fact, our motto is "No Lip-Synching." If it sounds like it's lip-synched, it's only because our audio production is that good. Listen to any other video we have, and you'll hear it for yourself.

[DigitalCafeTour]

Thanks, Paul. I'm not apologizing for anything. I'm especially not apologizing for having the best live concert audio on the internet. Mixing & mastering is not necessarily "doctoring" the sound - it's taking what was inherent in the performance and presenting it the best way possible. It's not too different from video editing in that regard. (I know you know that, but others may not.)

Glad to know it wasn't you behind these comments! ;^)

-Brian Jude

VP Creative Affairs

Producer/Director

DCT

[DigitalCafeTour]

We do not claim that there is no post-production mixing & mastering. There is plenty. That's why no one else has the same live concert sound that we do. It's not a board feed - we record many individual tracks and mix and master them like a studio album.

But we capture it live, no do-overs, no overdubs, no lip synching. What you hear is what was there to begin with.

We capture the video on 6-8 cameras that are edited together in post. There is no live switch. We've done every video like this.

[myankee286]

ur dumb they are not lip singing u have no clue..

[myankee286]

this sounds awesome and she is younger than 40 by the way and she does not lip sing ppl u guys are idiots...