Glen Landing wants to be everywhere: across America and overseas; on a stage and on your shirt; in your ears, eyes and mouth. With Bubblegum, their new single, http://www.soundcloud.com/glenlanding the Philadelphia -based indie/pop-rock band (partly by way of Minsk, Belarus) is getting closer with each bite. The song was produced by David Ivory (The Roots, Patti LaBelle) and features Chuck Treece (Bad Brains, Billy Joel, G Love & Special Sauce) https://www.facebook.com/chuck.treece.3 . It has been receiving airplay on college, Clear Channel, and internet radio stations in Pennsylvania and Delaware. The band is Ania Maliakina http://www.facebook.com/AniaMaliakina on a range of keyboard instruments like the Wurlitzer piano and Fender Rhodes bass and guitarist/singer Dan Hammond. They play regularly in Philadelphia, PA, shared the stage with The Movement and Belarusian superstars N.R.M., and have played the Dewey Beach Music Festival and Conference, Millennium Music Conference, and Cape May Music Conference. Aurally, they’re a cocktail of Maliakina‘s formal music training as a child in Eastern Europe, and Hammond’s ascension through various rock and pop bands in the U.S. Visually, they are the result of Maliakina’s fashion sense, which informs their lushly decorated onstage amps and instruments, stylized videos, and accessories and t-shirt line (Glen Landing's official boutique http://www.etsy.com/shop/BeMySurfPrincess) And, my, that Bubblegum sure is sweet. Wurlitzer eats the drumZ :) in Philly!