Meet Liah Alonso and Kelly Halloran, collectively known as Left on Red. Left on Red features Liah on guitar and lead vocals and Kelly on violin, guitar, and vocals. Left on Red simply means to take your own direction. Left on Red's story began when Liah and Kelly decided to make their living exclusively through busking in the New York Subways. Now after 3 years, they have written and recorded 2 EPs, been played on over 150 non-commercial and college radio stations, and wowed audiences of all ages and musical tastes with their unique brand of original songs with catchy melodic hooks and intelligent, often humorous yet socially relevant lyrics and passionate improvisational instrumentation. In addition to busking, Left on Red performs in clubs and festivals across the US, Canada, France and Spain. Left on Red also takes their music directly to people who otherwise are unable to enjoy live music, by performing in hospitals, nursing homes and for domestic violence survivors. Left on Red has also performed for war veterans on a shared bill with Tom Morello (Rage Against the Machine, Street Sweeper Social Club) and his organization Axis of Justice. Their self-titled CD features an entertaining range of genres and topics that appeal to both men and women of all ages. "Shine" is a song about the light that lives inside all of us that we share with the world. “Shop” finds Left on Red singing about America’s addiction to retail, “Crash and Burn” deals with the poisoning of our food, while the self explanatory “High Heel Blues” and the duo’s first single “Jack and Jill” will hit home with anyone whose dealt with societal expectations. Whether they’re rockin’ the NYC subway platform or a stage with a backing band, Left On Red's music leaves audiences inspired, empowered and happy. For more information on Left on Red, please visit www.leftonredmusic.com. <a href="https://www.last.fm/music/Left+On+Red">Read more on Last.fm</a>. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.