Donnie Eubank

WORLD PRESS RELEASE:

PROGRESSIVE ROCK ARTIST RELEASES FIRST SOLO ALBUM WITH GROUNDBREAKING EFFECT:

DONNIE EUBANK RELEASES HIS "THE SPEED OF LIFE" TO MUCH ACCLAIM-

His first endeavor as a solo artist, the newest album by eclectic artist Donnie Eubank is one that shows off his creative muscles while retaining his artistic influences from the 60's and 70's.
Donnie Eubank’s new album “The Speed of Life” is an upbeat and head banging triumph of musical spectacle, as the progressive rock artist channels his inspirations from the 60's and 70's in a tour de force album, breaking new ground. With dynamic beats that make their presence felt throughout each song on the album, Donnie Eubank has poured his heart and soul into the album.
About The Album
Containing various platitudes and rooted within narrative strength, the exciting new album offers listeners a number of experiences that are sure to please them. Exhibiting his distinct musical ethos, Donnie Eubank is building his brand with a rhythmic uniqueness and diversity on display in “The Speed of Life”. The music on the album is one that has beats meant for listeners to enjoy, yet also consisting of hard hitting lyrics from the musician. “The Speed of Life” will be sure to make the name of Donnie Eubank known around fans of the genre around the world.
The various songs of the album cover a vast number of grounds, as Donnie Eubank has left no ground uncharted on this musical tour. Just as the sounds of the 60's and 70's have inspired this album, the modern day sensibilities of contemporary music have also ensured that the album creates for a perfect blend of both a bygone era, and one coming from the modern day. This combination is sure to leave listeners coming back for more and more.
Stream “The Speed of Life” on the artist’s official music platforms on Spotify, Amazon, Anghami, Apple Music, MediaNet, Boomplay, Deezer, Instagram, Facebook, YouTube Music, iHeartRadio, ClaroMusica, iTunes, KKBox, NetEase, Qobuz, Pandora, Saavn, Shazam, Snapchat (beta), Tencent, Tidal, TikTok, Resso, Triller (beta), Soundtrack by Twitch, Yandex Music (beta).
For updates on Donnie Eubank’s life, follow him on his socials at Facebook, and contact through email for interviews, reviews, and/or collaborations.
About The Artist:
Hailing from the idyllic town of Portsmouth, Ohio – Donnie Eubank has been a lifelong musician who has been devoted to making music with the band FLINT for many years.
Always being drawn to curating music for his fans, the seasoned artist has continually made music for listeners, carefully analyzing the feedback he has received and caring about his fans more than anything. His goal with his music production has always been to bring joy to the people around the world, no matter where they may reside.
Growing with each new release, Donnie aims to one day achieve his goal of spreading happiness on a global level. The artist’s newest album “The Speed of Life” is a step in the right direction, and is bound to lay the roots of his thriving musical journey.
Media Contact
Contact Person: Donnie Eubank
Email: eubank_donald@(expired link).
Phone: 800-983-1362
City: Portsmouth
State: Ohio
Country: United States
Website: (expired link).

It’s difficult to review Donnie Eubank’s solo CD, The Speed of Life, without making many references to classic rock, so I’m not even going to try to omit those comparisons. On the Scioto County music scene since the mid-1970s, Donnie Eubank has amassed many performances, but this is his first solo effort. Among the two biggest name local bands he has played in are the 1970’s Space Park South, and Flint which performed together throughout the Tri-State for many years.

The opening track, “My Baby Gives It Away” immediately alerts the listener that this is a straightforward, no apologies, rock and roll record. It’s not an old rocker who has mellowed; Eubank is on top of his game. The instrumental offerings are rich and the opening track offers a stunningly hot guitar solo. The piano offers a nice touch, and the ensemble-style vocals are a little reminiscent of Grand Funk’s 1974 “Shining On” album.

Next up is my favorite track on the opus, “One of a Kind”. Eubank’s vocal is a standout here.
His vocal quality is very much like Ringo Starr’s early solo work. Listen to the verses of this song and then listen to Ringo on “The No No Song” or “Snookeroo”. Yet, Donnie Eubank’s delivery is also somewhat reminiscent of Jim Morrison of the Doors- in delivery; not necessarily vocally the same, but the enunciation comes across in the same manner.

The bridge of “Honey” is interesting and the standout feature of this song. As I write this, I see that Amazon is calling it the most popular track on the album, but I know those things change often. This is the type of song you might have heard as a downtempo track in the early 1980s. I’m not sure this was his intention, but this song has mass appeal and could be the one the CD is best remembered for in future years.

I love searing electric guitars and the opening (and mid riffs) of the next track does not disappoint. “Can’t Stop Dreaming About You” shows that Eubank is versatile musically while remaining faithful to rock and roll. I’m not much of a musician myself, but I hear a lot of guitar foot pedal use in this track- plus the backing vocals perfectly complement Eubank’s lead vocal.

“Outlaw” is interesting to say the least. Both the title and the vocal style beg for a Johnny Cash comparison, and make no mistake, it’s there. This is becoming one of my favorite tracks on the CD although I confess it was not one that I was instantly drawn to, but as you know, those sometimes end being our favorite tracks.

Being a product of Scioto County myself, I completely understand “I Saw the Light”. Given that there is an old gospel song by that title, the Christian references are not surprising. But this is not a tale of simple spiritual awakening. This is a salvation that was hard fought for, and it happened over a period of time, yet it “took me by surprise.” An interesting track for this set, and I urge you not to dismiss it. There’s not a whole lot to it lyrically, but that is the genius of the song in a sense. It manages to get a message across with few lyrics- I’m not sure everyone will take from the song what I did, but I see it as a song about a person who probably has come full circle spiritually- a “been there, done that” tune.

Donnie ends the CD with “I Like Your Style.” I’m glad he ended it with a track called that because that’s what I want to say to Mr. Eubank. Donnie, you were somewhat of a hero to me when you were in Space Park South in 1977 and I was among the most naïve high school freshmen in Scioto County. All I knew was that I loved rock and roll and I had found that were other people in my area that did also.

Thank you, Donnie Eubank, for this CD. Thank you, sir, for your contributions to local music for over 40 years. Thank you for remaining vital to our community.

(album review by Dale Powell in the Scioto County Daily News)

This song is being well received everywhere on the Rock charts. It was my first song I previewed from my new first solo album "The Speed of Life", to be released in a few days ! I am so happy that folks enjoy it. The album is an altruistic effort. I sincerely hope YOU will enjoy it.

MY NEW ALBUM IS NOW AVAILABLE ONLINE AT ALL THESE MUSIC SERVICE SITES, AS WELL AS HERE ON N1M -

Spotify
Apple Music
iTunes
Instagram
Facebook
TikTok
Resso
YouTube Music
Amazon
Soundtrack by Twitch
Pandora
Deezer
Tidal
iHeartRadio
ClaroMúsica
Saavn
Boomplay (beta)
Anghami
KKBox
NetEase
Tencent
Triller (beta)
Yandex Music (beta)
MediaNet plus many smaller outlets (such as...)
Snapchat (beta)