yellowbirddd is the project name for singer/songwriter Liam McCormack. Liam has been developing his songwriting craft in Boston, MA for the past few years, drawing influences from relationships, city life, and the self-realizations of growing up.

Liam released his debut 12 song album Hard Feelings on April 1st 2010. The entire album, and b-sides, are available for free download at yellowbirddd.com. Liam completed a DIY booked full US tour July-August of 2010 and released a 6 song EP to accompany the tour. Since the album's release, Liam continues to crisscross the country connecting with new listeners nightly, living the journey along the way. When not on the road, Liam splits his time between Brooklyn, NY and Boston, MA.

With a new full band album set for summer 2011 release, you can certainly expect to see and hear more from yellowbirddd

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No one saw it coming. For four whole years, it was not uncommon for Doug, Nick, Adam, and Annie to cross paths on a daily basis: in class, in the hallway, on the T, at a party, etc. But it was not until they finished school and pursued their own avenues did the four unite to form The Field Effect: A lineup that has been turning heads ever since.

The Field Effect frontman and rhythm guitarist, Dou...g Orey, passionately delivers exceptional melodies over the dynamic accompaniment of his band-mates. With honest, often aching lyrics and energetic soundscapes, The Field Effect's songs hit hard both sonically and conceptually.

In a live setting, The Field Effect is nothing short of a cannonball to the face. Adam's thunderous drumming has been likened to that of heavy-hitter, Dave Grohl, and often requires no microphones whatsoever. Bassist, Annie, breaks the female musician mold with tastefully-complex bass-lines as well as a vigorous stage presence. Nick's creative and catchy lead guitar work provides a perfect catalyst to the driving rhythm bed provided by Doug. On stage, The Field Effect emits a vivacity that commands audiences onto their feet and into motion.

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