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Mount Vernon Musician Fills New CD With Original Songs

MAMARONECK, N.Y. --  Four friends with families and day jobs have something new to talk about: Their new CD, “Reinforcements," released Tuesday, Nov. 1 on iTunes, Amazon, Spotify, and more.

The Heathcote Hill band on top of Heathcote Hill in Mamaroneck. Left to right: Tom Nelson, Tory Ridder, Bruce Rose, Megan Porcaro Herspring.

The Heathcote Hill band on top of Heathcote Hill in Mamaroneck. Left to right: Tom Nelson, Tory Ridder, Bruce Rose, Megan Porcaro Herspring.

Photo Credit: Lou Vaccaro
Recording at Headline Studios in Mamaroneck.

Recording at Headline Studios in Mamaroneck.

Photo Credit: Lou Vaccaro
Heathcote Hill CD at Sunshine Coffee Roasters in Larchmont.

Heathcote Hill CD at Sunshine Coffee Roasters in Larchmont.

Photo Credit: Heathcote Hill Facebook

Heathcote Hill, named after the Mamaroneck neighborhood Guitarist Tom Nelson lives in, is comprised of Bruce Rose of Larchmont (bass), Megan Porcaro Herspring (vocals) of New Rochelle, and Tory Ridder (drums) of Mount Vernon.

The group met playing in different bands together around the Sound Shore and recorded at Headline Studios in Mamaroneck (formerly Acme) over the spring and summer.

Their new CD is comprised of 10 original songs ranging from Americana to alternative to power pop.

“Our goal was to make a record together” said Rose, who’s played in local bands for years. “Tom started writing writing the songs in 2014, and we started recording in March."

“For a musician, there are few things more exciting than to work in a real recording studio” added Ridder, who by day runs Mamaroneck’s School of Rock. “Megan is a fantastic singer, the tracks are really tight, and we’re really proud of how it came out.”

You can hear their music on the band’s website, HeathcoteHill.net, and find out more on Facebook. Some local stores such as School of Rock in Mamaroneck, Sunshine Coffee Roasters and East Ave. Cafe in Larchmont are carrying the CD and giving away free copies.

“We just want to get our music heard.” said Rose. “Know anybody at WFUV?”

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