The band breaks out of boxes even more on the Americana tinged "Die Easy" featuring Joe Trombino of Urban Sun. The "Round Table Online" wrote "It's a rarity for energy of a band to translate so strongly on a recording, yet OTiS manages to pull it off with ease."

This is OTiS' debut album, and was recorded during the better part of 2009, and was officially released in March 2010. It is produced by OTiS' bass player, Dave Lowenthal, and mastered by Butch Jones at Beathaven.

1. All Over Again
2. American Dream
3. Trying to Believe
4. Andelusia
5. Colorado
6. Reconstruction
7. Situation Song
8. Tin Can
9. Die Easy
10. The Way it Goes

Listen to: the entire album.

Release date: 4/10/2011
OTiS lives in New York USA

Tagged as: Alt Rock, Funk

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