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Reactivated STREET TALK To Release New Album In June

May 2, 2006

MTM Music has released the following statement from Fredrik Bergh, the mainman behind the Swedish melodic rock act STREET TALK:

"In January 2005, exactly one year after the release of the compilation album 'Destination', which was supposed to be the final release by STREET TALK, I decided to compose music for a possible new STREET TALK studio album. I made the decision to start writing after receiving some amazing feedback from fans around the world who wanted STREET TALK to continue! Within a couple of months the music for around 15 songs was written and after speaking to vocalist and writing partner Göran Edman [ex-YNGWIE MALMSTEEN, GLORY] and guitar wiz Sven Larsson the decision was made to revive STREET TALK!"

Edman added: "I'm really looking forward to the new album. This time things will have the chance to grow in my own garden so to speak. More time spent on arrangements and time to live with the songs as they develop in my home studio before the final mix. From experience this have proved to be a good recipe for making a fine stew with XSAVIOR fresh in mind."

Bergh commented: "I'm very excited about working on a brand new album together with those great cats! I'm sure this will be our best album ever as I feel that the material is very strong and the production is going to be absolutely top-notch as we're recording the album in the improved Studio Soundcreation."

STREET TALK's current lineup is the same as that on the "Restoration" album:

Göran Edman – Vocals
Fredrik Bergh – Keyboards
Sven Larsson – Guitars
Björn Lodmark – Bass
Christian Johansson – Drums

STREET TALK's new album, entitled "V", is scheduled for a June release. The track listing for the effort is as follows:

01. Responsible
02. Don't Believe
03. If I Could
04. At the End of the Day
05. Family Business
06. Just a Little Appetizer
07. Something's Gotta Give
08. Groundhog Day
09. Sniper
10. Oh Maddy
11. Brother Sun and Sister Moon

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