Upstate New York Singer/Songwriter Emerges after Years of Self Silence with Debut Titled '14 Sunset Way' on Vegas Based Odds On Records

LOS ANGELES, CA. (Top40 Charts/ Luck Media & Marketing) - Greg Medoro, who began his musical career as the singer, songwriter and guitarist of Rochester, New York's highly sought after Mother Freedom Band, has reemerged in Las Vegas after many years with a new collection of emotionally charged songs entitled 14 Sunset Way. The album marks the first release from Las Vegas indie label Odds On Records, which will be distributed by Koch Entertainment Distribution.

14 Sunset Way is scheduled for brick and mortar release and on the internet on June 10th. The catchy and upbeat track 'Imagining You' will hit radio stations in early spring, with more tracks to follow.

Medoro's album 14 Sunset Way takes its name from the address of the facility where he and Bobby Ferrari, Head of Production and A&R for Odds On Records, spent many fruitful months producing the culmination of Medoro's full-fledged musical comeback, a process the artist likens to 'finally thawing the frozen poet inside.'

Medoro will be paying homage to his humble beginnings by returning to Rochester to officially launch 14 Sunset Way. On April 7 at 8 a.m., Medoro will be appearing on the city's most celebrated classic rock station WCMF 96.5 to introduce snippets from the collection during an on-air interview. Later that day Odds On Records will host an invitation-only meet and greet during live rehearsal at Rochester's High Fidelity nightclub, where he will perform 'Imagining You' and many of the album's other songs for the first time. Medoro says, 'I'm really looking forward to playing this material live. It is very important to me to get the ball rolling in the place where it all started so many years ago.'

According to Medoro, 'It's so wonderful to finally have this opportunity to make music again, and in a way that allows me to be so upfront and uncompromising. This is what I love, and I hope by doing this project that I can inspire people who are thinking of doing something like this to stop talking about it and start making it happen.'