Mayday Radio

"Meaningful Music: Mayday Radio has something to sing." - The Huffington Post In today's complex world of competing political, economic and social agendas, New York City based pop/rock group Mayday Radio raises it's voice. Using music as a vehicle to drive social progress, Mayday Radio, led by singer/songwriter Jeff Ting, takes an honest look at the discrepancies between who we are as people, and who we strive to be. The latest album Don Quixote, named after the most influential work of literature from the Spanish Golden Age, recalls the famous story of an old man who finds a suit of armor in his shed and becomes a knight in an attempt to revive chivalry. “I liked the concept of Don Quixote blazing his own path no matter how crazy people told him he was,” said Ting. Much like Don Quixote, Ting is living the life he wanted to live. A classically trained Cornell University graduate, Ting moved from Western Mass. to New York City to immerse himself in the city’s cauldron of creativity. Influenced by bands like U2, Pearl Jam and Coldplay, Mayday Radio’s songs explore issues ranging from capitalism and religion to human rights, politics in Washington and global poverty. a Songwriter with a Rebel Cause... www.maydayradio.com