Congratulations Jason! Jason LeVasseur has been nominated for ‘Best Small Venue Performer‘ by Campus Activities Magazine. But to win he needs your vote! Go to www.campusactivitiesmagazine.com/awards and vote for Jason!
Haven’t heard of The Nadas Almanac project yet? Check out Geoff Wood’s (from Silicon Prairie News) interview with Jason Walsmith about Almanac and the challenges the band faced while making the album.
So says Darius of Wasted Love Songs by She Swings, She Sways on his music review blog, Oliver di Place. Don’t want to take his word for it? Go ahead and have a listen for yourself on She Swings, She Sways’s artist page.
Famed “Idiot’s Delight” host Vince Scelsa described him as “extraordinary.” R.E.M. front man Michael Stipe dubbed him a “future superstar.” VH1 News called his songs, “Timeless.”
Not much can get Bonne Finken down these days. A single mother who was diagnosed with cancer before the age of 21, Bonne won’t let her challenging life experiences get in the way of her dreams.
Singer/songwriter Dick Prall comes to his easygoing manner naturally. Though he readily admits to enjoying the embrace of company, it was Prall’s exploration of “autonomy” that brought a whole new spin to his latest work.
Ask any of the five members of Fat Andy where the band’s name comes from and you will likely get five different stories. “We choose to let it live in legend,” lead singer Will Petersen says mysteriously.
A voice Indie-Music.com’s Jennifer Layton called “drawling, weathered (and) warm.” As the Columbia (S.C.) Free Times observed, LeVasseur’s music contains “great songwriting and energy uncommon in acoustic-based music.”
Transparency has become the promise of the digital age; everyone is broadcasting everything all of the time. So what happens when a band throws open the studio doors, stops being polite and starts getting real?
Slo-Mo is the brainchild of Philadelphia steel guitarist Mike “Slo-Mo” Brenner. Brenner has recorded and played on the road with such artists as Badly Drawn Boy, G Love and more, but Slo-Mo is something totally different.
Todd Pipes has an obsession with time. It isn‘t so much an awareness of mortality as it is an amazement over the patterns that repeat, as a befuddlement over how he‘s arrived at responsible adulthood: “Things got crazy in my life…
