(Entertainment-NewsWire.com, September 07, 2012 ) Phoenix, Maryland -- Zimmer went on to say, "It is hard for people to believe that we do not uses auto-tuners or harmonizers, it's just the two of us, okay, maybe a touch of reverb, that is all it really takes for us to create good music."
Danny Edge, sixteen, piped in, "Paul and I have been friends for so long, that we can almost read each others minds. I think our music shows that. I know what note he is going to sing, even before he even opens his mouth. Because we write, play and produce all our original music, there is, well, kinda a bond or trust we have built up over the years."
Danny and I actually wrote our debut single, "Dare You", in only a couple of weeks, Zimmer said, "I think we actually wrote most of the lyrics while playing basketball. It was make a basket, take the ball, song writing type of game. I do not remember who scored the most points, but our debut single is ready for release on September 15, so I guess everyone came out a winner."
With a quick glance over his shoulder, Edge, also sixteen, saw his little brothers about to pick up his prize guitar. "It is a wonder that Paul and I get anything done around here, we each have six brothers and sisters. If you include our parents, that is sixteen people that we have to please, but it's pretty cool, no matter where we perform, we know exactly who is sitting in front stage, center."
Bruce Harvill, Director of Excel Your Music, a not-for-profit family entertainment group says, "When I first saw Paul and Danny sing on YouTube, I thought they were somehow lip-syncing or something, but when it finally sunk in, that they were actually harmonizing on their own, it blew me away. I can only describe their sound as, well, take away exactly half of a modern five member boy band, and double the talent of a solo artist and throw in a handful of harmony from the great masters like, Simon and Garfunkel. When you have complete that almost impossible task, you come up with a wonderful new all American musical flavor of dynamic duo dutifully name, Exclamation Point. Their vocals are so tight that they can actually produce harmonic overtones, or an invisible third person singing the top notes."
Zimmer and Edge, are great admires of Bieber, One Direction and other popular pop artists, but they want to bring a new sound to their fans, who they consider more like family, a very big family. "We will never turn our back on popular music, today's artist or our fans, we just want to put our exclamation point all over the world."
