The Contortionist Have Launched Their Search for a New Vocalist; Audition Details

by | Apr 17, 2013

Last month The Contortionist vocalist Jonathan Carpenter left the band; and now the group is on the hunt for a new frontman.

Today the band launched their search to replace Carpenter. They’ve uploaded two instrumental tracks online for those interested in trying out for the vacant spot (download them here). They’re asking interested applicants to complete a vocal demo for at least one track, but preferably both, then post it on YouTube and send them the link.

Here are some additional details:

Send the link via email to thecontortionistsingersearch@gmail.com along with any other pertinent info. Other criteria needed are:

-Must be local to Indianapolis area or willing/able to travel/relocate.
-Must be 18+ years old
-Preferably able to play keyboards/synth in a live setting but not required.
-Preferably has some previous tour, songwriting, and studio experience.
-Must be free of any full time commitments (such as school or work) and ready to commit to the band FULL TIME starting June 1, 2013.

“We aren’t just looking for someone that can show off their skills as a musician,” says guitarist Cameron Maynard. “The band needs someone special that personally favors the traveling, and it should be in this person’s best interest to truly enjoy performing and working creatively day in and day out.”

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