Lisle Engle releases California Miles

Los Angeles Rocker and acclaimed Post Production Mixer, Lisle Engle, has recently released a new album of 15 songs relating to his life and experiences in Los Angeles and California over the last decade.

Blending influences from such notable acts as U2, The Police, and Pink Floyd; "California Miles" is a rich and thoughtful collection of Adult Alternative/Rock/Pop that features driving acoustic guitar rhythms, tight and intricate drumming, flowing melodic bass lines and soaring violin solos and textures. Acting as glue between the songs are a progression of surreal audio montages that provide lyrical cohesion and atmospheric transition from one track to the next.

Lending their talents to this Album are some of Los Angeles's most sought after session players: Dorian Cheah on Violin, Giuseppe Patane on Bass, and Steve Holmes on drums. A decade of collaboration has fused these players into a finely tuned outfit, with a distinct, yet approachable sound. Also heard on the new CD are the lead guitar contributions of former bandmate Pete Sjostedt from the Apehangers, who can be heard on one of "California Miles" most anticipated tracks, "Open Wide".

"California Miles" is new Classic Rock at its finest. It's songwriting, lyrics and sonic quality are an excellent example of a new breed of independent artist that is quickly changing the face of music today.

For more information about "California Miles" please visit Lisle Engle's website at:

http://www.LisleEngle.com