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Based in Houston, drummer Danny Patterson plays a lot of gigs. Whether he’s playing in a local bar, out on tour, or in church, he depends on his Sensaphonics 3D AARO in-ears with Active Ambient technology, Sensaphonics announced.

Like countless other professional musicians, Patterson regularly works on several projects. “Last year, I played drums and percussion in 17 different bands, some regular, some one-offs, and the occasional tour,” he notes. “It forces me to adjust to a lot of different playing styles, which keeps me growing and improving all the time. It’s an approach based on the careers of a couple of drummers I really admire – Kenny Aronoff and Mark Schulman.”

Currently, Patterson works with six Houston area groups, including Mystery Loves Company, a chamber rock ensemble that plays originals. He also gigs with cover bands Bristol Fashion (80s rock/pop) and Johnny & The Spinsations (50s and 60s rock’n’roll), and plays most Sundays at Grace Family Church in suburban Spring, TX. When singer-songwriter William Florian (ex-New Christie Minstrels) tours Texas, Patterson gets the call. His 3D AARO in-ears help him to adapt smoothly to whatever conditions he might encounter.

Mystery Loves Company uses Herdeman’s skill as a conservatory-trained cellist and Machado’s self-taught songwriter and guitar talents to draw the listener into a richly humanistic world brought forth by natural acoustics, engaging vocals, and relevant lyrical themes regarding modern culture. The duo is rounded out by Jeremy Dudman (bass), Danny Patterson (drums), and Alauna Rubin (clarinet). The band will be releasing its 3-track EP, Revolutions, on April 7th.