Fans of Naples, Florida Based Alt Pop/Rock Band Phoenix Block Create a Sensation with MySpace and YouTube Videos Blending Images of Barack Obama and Their #14 FMQB AC40 Hit

Election Day is less than a month away, and that means one thing—as Americans, our future is calling! And like in 2000 and 2004, Florida’s shaping up to be a major battleground state that could tilt the results—starting with the fans of Naples based alt pop/rockers Phoenix Block (www.phoenixblock.com).

These Sunshine staters are already in the spirit, looking ahead to brighter days by creating two provocative MySpace and YouTube videos that combine dramatic photos and video images of Senator Barack Obama with their powerful anthem “Future Calling,” the first single from the band’s critically acclaimed debut album Chemtrails.

To see the videos, visit:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nskrW91iuWo

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uRFcIAGqhBw

Even before the project’s release, fans posted the first of these clips on MySpace; it quickly rose on the charts and reached #1 for several weeks. It was also featured on Fox News as one of MySpace’s top political videos and for a time was deemed as Obama’s unofficial campaign song.

The second video, a hypnotic montage blending exciting images of the band and romantic overtures with video of memorable moments from Obama’s acceptance speech at the Democratic Convention and callbacks to his phrase “Enough,” is getting widespread media attention since its recent posting on YouTube.

“We’re really excited when our songs strike a chord with fans and inspire them to get creative like this,” says Phoenix Block lead vocalist Andre Jaffe. “It’s cool that ‘Future Calling’ has drawn so many of them to get involved in the election process no matter who they are voting for. We love the way these videos turned out and hope they can make people think about their hopes and dreams for America as we move forward.”

“Future Calling” is currently at #14 with a bullet on the FMQB AC40 chart, heading towards the upper reaches of the charts, just behind top artists Goo Goo Dolls, Jason Mraz, Daughtry, John Mellencamp, Sara Bareilles and 2008 American Idol runner-up David Archuleta.