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Entries in acoustic (14)

Thursday
Aug262010

See You Tonight by Kotadama

Chris and Evan Brown have done things most guys their ages—22 and 24, respectively—never even dream of doing. Like traveling the world as competitive ballroom dancers, or dabbling in stock market trading. But not long ago the brothers decided to enter another creative venture. One with its own kind of gliding grace, a lush beauty to equal the moves of their dancing days—and one that looks to net them an even greater return than the Dow Jones or NASDAQ might ever yield. In 2007 the pair formed Kotadama, a boldly inventive group that, with its startling debut album, Dichotomy, is about to become the fresh musical faces of pop radio. 

See You Tonight by Kotadama

Wednesday
Aug252010

Water's Edge by Simon Fagen

Simon Fagan is not our typical Irish singer songwriter. Blending elements of gospel and folk with acoustic rock, Simon and band produce a big Americana sound. He’s opened for both Lionel Richie and Smokey Robinson and has sold out shows in Ireland, The UK and Egypt.

Water's Edge by Simon Fagen

Monday
Aug232010

Hero by Annie Fitzgerald

Singer/Songwriter Annie Fitzgerald combines tender lyrics akin to Shawn Colvin, a timeless sound like that of Ray Lamontagne, a soulfulness kindred to Patty Griffin, and a quiet intensity similar to Damien Rice, then stirs the pot into a sound that’s all her own.

Hero by Annie Fitzgerald

Thursday
Aug122010

Sacred Place by Peter Doran

Peter Doran (Vocals, Piano and Guitar) is a multi-instrumentalist indie folk singer and songwriter based in Dublin Ireland. His songs and sound have been warmly compared to artists such as Nick Drake, Damien Rice and Paul Simon.

Sacred Place by Peter Doran

Thursday
Aug052010

Maybe Tomorrow by Davy Mooney

Davy Mooney is a world-renowned jazz guitarist who also sings and writes melodic, lyrically complex, and often nostalgic tunes with his alter-ego band ‘Davy Mooney and the Ghosts’. Featuring his guitar playing and vocals as well as saxophone and piano stylings from virtuoso musicians, the ‘Ghosts’ weave a genre-defying musical tapestry that aims, first and foremost, for the heart.

Maybe Tomorrow by Davy Mooney

Monday
Aug022010

Clarion by Tin Pan

Tin Pan connotes a world from the past – the most dominant and enlightened strains of American music of the early part of the 20th century – jazz, blues and American popular song. But it would be a mistake to say that Tin Pan is fixed in that past. Rather, it is music created to be enjoyed profoundly and joyously in the present. The band has created a rabid following by playing music that resonates powerfully because its intention is pure – to make people dance, smile and conjure with the spirit of music itself. On their new album, Hound’s Tooth, the band has perfected their sonic vision – effortless, wondrous and festive, feeling much like, as the band describes themselves, Ray Charles and Tom Waits at a Bourbon Street Parade.

Clarion by Tin Pan

Wednesday
Jul212010

3rd Night by Coconut and The Duke

From our 2009 “In The Bamboo Forests Of Pennsylvania”.  We call this “Invasive Folk” as more than one genre pops up in our music.  

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3rd Night

Tuesday
Jul202010

Us and Them by The Sweater Friends

A true story about a friend of mine who traded her life as a nurse in Mexico for the hardships of an immigrant and the promise of a better llfe for her kids.

The Sweater Friends: What happens when a joke goes wrong?  We are still finding out.  Smart, acoustic and catchy, think the Plain White Tee’s playing the Juno soundtrack… with Mr. Rogers.

http://www.thesweaterfriends.com/

Us and Them

Saturday
Jul032010

Lost Little Girl (Acapella Version) by Tiffany Apan

The song “Lost Little Girl (Acapella Version)” is Tiffany Apan’s new single that was released in June of 2010.  This song features a more soulful side of Tiffany’s vocals.  In fact, Tiffany wrote the song when she portrayed a Free Style Jazz Singer in the world premiere of Marta Effinger’s “Whispers Want to Holler.”  “Lost Little Girl (Acapella Version)” was also a Finalist in the 2009 Best New Song in the World Contest.  The song was also featured in a ‘ghost hunting’ excavation of Farnam Manor on ParaNexus Universe Paranormal Talk Radio.  The song was also featured on the “La Femme Electrique” Compilation CD.

Lost Little Girl (Acapella Version)

Thursday
Jun242010

Going Down To Louisiana by Marshall Lawrence

Not many blues artists can call themselves “the Doctor of the Blues” without a whole stretcher-full of the idiom’s winking big talk. But Marshall Lawrence can, and with only the slightest bit of irony. The award-nominated Canadian bluesman actually holds a doctorate in psychology, and he knows how to use it—just as he knows how to use his slashing guitar, stinging, lightning-fast slide, and pleading, mournful moan: Marshall’s prescription for a maximum blues remedy.

Going Down To Louisiana

Monday
Apr052010

Airplane - peter comes from neverland

Airplane - peter comes from neverland

peter comes from neverland: A melt of gutsy vocals, sexy guitars and genre-defying songwriting.

Monday
Mar152010

Midday Refuge - In The Cinema

Midday Refuge - In The Cinema

 

In The Cinema is a beat-driven folktronic duo, blending classic acoustic tones and ambient electronica. Imagine if Damien Rice sat in and jammed with Tortoise or STS9. 

Monday
Mar012010

The Voice of Your Soul by Jimmy Philip Pillar

The Voice of Your Soul by Jimmy Philip Pillar

So I started to think about the people that came in and out of my life and decided to write honest musical statements about what had transpired. If I hurt you, I’m sorry. If you hurt me, it’s hurts. If I’ve wronged you, I’m sorry, please, I beg your pardon. Once I took music from this point of view the songs started to flow almost effortlessly.

Wednesday
Feb242010

Somebody Else by Hayley Stark

Somebody Else by Hayley Stark

Why is there somebody else, sleeping in my bed, in my clothes, in my house?

The vivacious acoustic duo Hayley Stark bring you this gem of a song that speaks of loneliness, heartbreak and not quite knowing where you fit in this crazy world.

www.myspace.com/ilovehayleystark