The Ocean Blue To Re-release 'Waterworks' With New Additional Tracks

Pennsylvania-based indie pop band The Ocean Blue have announced they will re-release their 2004's EP 'Waterworks' on vinyl and digitally with 3 new additional tracks on September 9.

The band's six-track EP was produced by lead singer/guitarist David Schelzel and guitarist/keyboardist Oed Ronne, with collaborations from Peter Anderson and Allen Clapp. 

To mark the occasion, the band will be playing some shows, check out the dates below.

* Wed. 10/22 - New York, NY - CMJ / Piano's

* Thu. 10/23 - Wilmington, DE - World Cafe Live at the Queen

* Fri. 10/24 - Vienna, VA - Jammin Java

* Sat. 10/25 -  Brooklyn, NY - Brooklyn Night Bazaar

* Sun. 10/26 - Philadelphia, PA - World Cafe Live

Below, you can re-visit "Sunshower", our favourite track from the EP and a classic tune here on Kool Rock Radio. 

The Ocean Blue released their sixth studio album 'Ultramarine', in March last year via Korda Records.

Website: theoceanblue.com

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Watch: The Ocean Blue Unveil Brand New Video For "Sad Night, Where Is Morning"

The Ocean Blue have unveiled the video for "Sad Night, Where Is Morning", taken from their recently released new album 'Ultramarine', the band’s first new album in 13 years. The song is part of our current playlist www.koolrockradio.com.

The video was directed by Christian Erickson.Watch it below.

'Ultramarine' is out now via Korda Records. You can buy your copy on iTunes.

Watch: The Ocean Blue Unveil Brand New Video For "Blow My Mind"

The Ocean Blue have unveiled the video for  "Blow My Mind" taken from their forthcoming album 'Ultramarine' (the band’s first new album in 13 years) out on  March 19 via Korda Records. The song is part of our current playlist www.koolrockradio.com.

In a recent press release band singer/songwriter David Schelzel said: "This record unfolded in slow motion, at a glacial pace. We are not on the clock we were when we were on the major labels. And we were not in an insulated studio world for months making the music. We made it mostly in our own studios, on our own time. Regular life drifted into this one more than our earlier records."

The album was produced by Schelzel and drummer Peter Anderson.  

The video was directed by Allison LaBonne. Watch it below.