After he left the White House, Millard Fillmore did all kinds of “searching for himself,” including becoming the Know Nothing Party’s candidate for President in 1856. He lived a full life beyond his years in office and tried all manner of ways to remain in the spotlight, including adding an umlaut to his last name and touring with a band that called themselves "Millyrd Fillmöre." Road life proved too tough for the aging politician and he resigned himself to a life of opposing President Lincoln from his home in Buffalo, New York.

Millyrd Fillmöre’s self-titled debut album was never released, but RadioFreeBabylon has obtained the rights to the music and will be developing this CD under the Comatose Llama record label. Featuring classics like “Compromise,” “Finger Lakes,” “Zack Taylor is Dead,” “I am the Thirteenth,” and others, Millyrd Fillmöre’s rocking instincts stand the test of the centuries.

In addition to Millyrd Fillmöre, we have our eye on some promising unsigned artists in both the Midwest and the Southeast. We’re always on the lookout for up-and-coming talent and might just approach your group or act at some Open Mic somewhere sometime.

In other words, we have our hands full and are not accepting demos at this time. But keep asking. You never know.

Here's an Orlando artist making some headway.