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May 8, 2008
Volume 11, issue 9
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In 16 words or less
Give Peace A Chance!
From: Jane Mints E-mail: janemints@gmail.com
Love yourself...then Love thy Neighbor as thy self. – Lynne 09/13/07
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Celebrate Latino Music Month!
From: Austin Music Foundation
Austin Music Foundation loves promoting Austin music, so we encourage everyone to support Latino Music Month in May. Check out the details about this month’s effort by the Austin Latino Music Association and Austin Visitors and Convention Bureau and be sure to go out and enjoy some sizzling Latino shows during May! Have you heard about the City of Austin’s Live Music Task Force? Find out what the effort is about and how you can make sure your voice is heard in determining the future of live music in Austin. It’s time for another Austin Music Mixer! Join Austin Music Foundation and meet others in the Austin music community next Tuesday at Union Park. Musicially yours, Austin Music Foundation
Mixer Band Together Austin Music Mixer Meets at Union Park
Please join AMF for the new spring quarter of Austin Music Mixers:
Tuesdays from 6:30 to 8:30 pm – May 20, June 3 & 17
Union Park, rooftop bar 612 West 6th Street
Join AMF on Union Park’s cool rooftop bar, with its Zen-like luscious foliage, bamboo partitions and pillow-strewn benches. It’s the perfect place to enjoy Austin’s spring weather overlooking the sights and sounds on West 6th Street. (If it rains, we’ll meet downstairs in the street-level bar.) Union Park offers happy hour specials until 8:00 pm with $1 off all beers and well drinks, and their famous Mojitos are only $3 (featuring mango, limon, passionfruit, pineapple, pear and frozen varieties) . Union Park also offers an extensive list of tasty appetizers and food selections. Everyone knows relationship-building is important in creating business opportunities-- especially in the music industry. Austin Music Mixer provides a friendly place for musicians and industry professionals to meet others who make their living from music, share experiences, and learn from each other. It’s a great place to get plugged into the Austin music community, so come out and join us!
Whole Foods Music at the Market
Enjoy live music every Thursday Have dinner at Whole Foods and enjoy live music every Thursday evening.
Thursday from 6:00 to 7:30 pm – Whole Foods at West 6th & Lamar
FREE TO ATTEND
May 8 – Jonas Alvarez
Singer-songwriter Jonas Alvarez combines Latin sounds and rhythms from around the world with his passionate vocals and award-winning lyrics to create music that all people can understand. His inspiring lyrics and music are a fusion of musical genres, cultures and ideas. Aside from his individual success as a songwriter, he has gained much popularity as a member of ALTEZA, which he founded in December of 2002.
May 15 – Kimbo
If you’ve never seen Kimbo play live, you may not know how the term “Funky Dory” fits her, but it does. Kimbo connects with her audience through her poignant songs and her genuine enthusiasm for music. Her music dances around a progressive (and possibly alternative) folk-rock genre, and she loves every minute of it. Kimbo’s album, ‘Spokes’ was released in April and is available at the Waterloo Listening Stations throughout May. Special Announcement: Sunny Groves Music (Kimbo’s label) is giving away a Silver iPod Shuffle at the conclusion of Thursday’s performance. Purchasing a CD (even from Waterloo) gets you entered into the raffle. Prior CD purchases count too. Must be present to win.
AMF Welcomes Gott Music
New membership partner
Austin Music Foundation is pleased to welcome Gott Music as part of its membership partners program. AMF members receive 10% off at Gott Music. Geno Gottschall (the store owner) is an Austin native who grew up around the Austin music scene and has longstanding relationships with many of the musicians and music teachers in town. Gott Music opened in November 2006 and specializes in band instruments and school music products. However, after many requests for guitars, Gott is pleased to say they now offer guitars too! While Gott expected to see a lot of students coming in, they say they’ve also been surprised by the caliber of players who have paid them a visit. Austin legends like Roky Erickson & Ernie Durawa as well as players who have toured with the likes of Billy Joel and Jason Mraz have stopped by. Gott Music offers repairs on brass, woodwind, and string instruments as well as guitars and has private lessons available on all instruments. Be sure to drop in and say hello. Tell ‘em AMF sent ya!
Latino Music Sizzles in May
Latino Music Month showcases the diverse musical styles of Austin’s Latino artists. Now in its third year, Austin City Council declared May as Latino Music Month to show locals and visitors alike how Latino music contributes to the city’s reputation as Live Music Capital of the World®. LMM spices up the city with festivals and showcases, coloring the musical landscape with dozens of performances of Rock en Español, Conjunto, Mariachi, salsa and Latin jazz.
As part of the promotion for Latino Music Month, Austin Convention & Visitors Bureau and Austin Latino Music Association worked with 20 of Austin’s leading Latino artists to produce Austin Music Mezcla, a limited-release Latin artist compilation album. The CD will be distributed to local and national media, as well as used for on-air radio giveaways. Featured artists include Alejandro Escovedo, Davíd Garza, Del Castillo, Grupo Fantasma and Vallejo. For a complete schedule of Latino Music Month events, festivals, performances and venue listings please visit Web-site: http://www.austinlatinomusic.com.
Get Your Band Sponsored by MySpace Latino
MySpace Latino will be sponsoring 4 bands nationally. They are currently registering bands from all cities at Web-site: http://www.myspace.com/sponsoredbands. To qualify for sponsorship, register your band at MySpace Latino. Latino MySpace will pre-select bands for voting. Then, have your friends and fans vote for you. Voting takes place May 16 - 28. Selected bands will participate in the national showcase in four cities, including Austin. Visit the Latino MySpace page for all the info.
Live Music Task Force – What’s the deal?
In case you’re not up to speed on the City of Austin’s Live Music Task Force, here’s a brief summary of what it’s about and upcoming meetings that you may find of interest. The Live Music Task Force consists of 15 Austinites who are stakeholders (interested parties) or experts in Austin’s live music industry. Basically, they have been charged with examining Austin’s live music industry and making recommendations on how to sustain its viability over the long term. Their analysis involves determining how to enhance, maintain, and create entertainment districts, including sound and affordability issues, and examining which best practices from other cities might also benefit Austin’s live music industry. The task force will also conduct outreach efforts to the music community for feedback. So, if you’re interested in checking out the process or sharing your opinion, here are some upcoming meetings you can attend to get involved.
Live Music Task Force Meetings
May 12, June 9, July 14, August 11 & September 8 – (2nd Monday of each month thru October) 6:00pm to 8:00pm
Boards and Commissions room 1101, City Hall
There are also 4 sub committees on related concerns that are part of the Live Music Task Force:
1 - Entertainment Districts <> 2 - Sound Issues <> 3 - Live Music Venues <> 4 - Programs that assist local musicians (like AMF!)
You are encouraged to attend public input meetings for the sub committees:
Musician Programs
Thursday, May 22, 7:00pm to 9:00pm – Boards and Commissions room 1101, City Hall
and
Thursday, June 12, 7:00pm to 9:00pm – Council Chambers, City Hall
Entertainment Districts – Tuesday, June 3, 6:00pm to 8:00pm – location TBD
Live Music Venues – Tuesday, June 10, and July 8, 6:00pm to 8:00pm – location TBD
(We’re guessing the TBD locations will be some place at City Hall.)
AMF will remind you of these upcoming meetings closer to the dates. The Task Force hopes to schedule public input meetings for sound issues as well.
If you have a vested interest in any of these issues, be sure to attend the appropriate meetings and let your voice be heard.
Corporate Battle of the Bands – Raise funds for HAAM
Are you a business professional who plays music as a hobby? You don’t want to miss out on HAAM’s first fundraising contest and concert! The Corporate Battle of the Bands is a fundraiser for the Health Alliance for Austin Musicians (HAAM). To qualify, bands must have no fewer than three and no more than 10 members, and members must be hobbyists only and residents of the Austin area. Bands can represent any musical genre and perform covers or originals. Deadline is Thursday, May 15, 2008, for registering a band in the Corporate Battle of the Bands. Each band must submit a Band Registration Form, a $25 registration fee payable to Austin Community Foundation/HAAM Fund and a music sample (by CD, MySpace link or a sound file to cschwarz@healthallianceforaustinmusicians.org). Bands chosen for the showdown will be notified by May 31 and will be asked to make a donation to HAAM of $1,000. A panel of celebrity guests will judge the bands September 3, at Antone’s. Special prizes will be awarded for Best Cover Band, Best Original Band, Fan Favorite, and Grand Prize Winner. Please join HAAM for this fun and festive event!
TRCoA Unsigned Artist Competition
This year’s Unsigned Artist Competition offers a grand prize of 100 free studio hours at Stinson Recording Studios. The top 4 bands will play a showcase at Antone’s in front of Eric Clinger, A&R rep for Universal Republic, who will be one of the judges. The first step is to register your band for the contest. TRCoA will choose the 25 bands to compete to be one of the 4 bands, selected by fan voting, to play at the Antone’s showcase.
JazzTimes Magazine
Get It Girl Productions is very excited to announce that both Austinite Kellye Gray’s KG3 Live! at the Bugle Boy and Live at the Jazzschool CD’s have been reviewed in the May 2008 issue of JazzTimes Magazine. JazzTimes had some high praise for Kellye’s live-performance albums, finding Gray “at her raw, uninhibited, deconstructionist best.” You can see Kellye perform on May, 18 at the Laguna Gloria Amphitheater. Congratulations to Kellye for this well-deserved recognition!
Guitar Dude Mentors Needed – Your chance to be a real guitar hero
Girls have got it made in Austin with the Girls Rock Camp Austin. Emily Marks, GRCA Director, reports that they are super excited about the camp this summer. However, this left the young dudes she teaches feeling kind of left out. Emily is seeking adult male musicians to mentor a few of her young male guitar students for a week or two this summer. The boys do not have the financial means to attend any of the summer programs available, and she is hoping mentoring can serve as a valid substitute and offer the boys an opportunity to learn and gain confidence through a positive male role model. Mentors would have to agree to a background check. If interested or for more info, please email Emily Marks at girlpowerguitarschool@yahoo.com.
Austin Music Foundation P.O. Box 4309 Austin, Texas 78765 05/08/08
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G’day Mates!
From: Eddie Spaghetti
Well, I’m finally recuperated from the jet lag of our big trip to Australia. Let me tell you something - that trip is a long one, fo sho! And we were there just long enough to get used to the time change when it was time to come on back home. 14 hour flight there. 14 hour return. Whew, my arms are tired just thinking about it now. But it was all worth it as we had a fantastic time down there. The shows were awesome and the fans were great - they really turned out to see us and that felt super good. Especially awesome was the Cherry Rock Festival where a few thousand of the hardest rockin’, full on party animals in all of Australia turned out for a great day of rock music.
Oh rock music, why must you live on so? Why must you keep on keepin’ on when proclamations of your imminent demise are being made almost daily? Because your an animal, that’s why! You’re a savage beast that refuses to give up and that’s why festivals like these still work - because the power of the rocks and the rolls compels us to come and bow at the alter of this unholy bastard child of the blues. Am I just delirious? Perhaps. But I still loves me some good rockin’ and that’s why we keep on doing this crazy thing called ROCK-N-ROLL. But I’m preaching to the choir here aren’t I? You loves yourself some good rockin’ too, don’t ya? That’s why you’re reading this rant in the first place! It surely isn’t for my witty repartee or my incredible use of the dangling participle, no no no. It’s because we RAWK so damn hard and so damn often and that’s why you’re gonna come see us when we come your way. Right? Right!
I digress, not that I really had a point to digress from, I just wanted to say “Hey” to y’all, I didn’t mean to get all uppity, but when I get going about the rock music, that tends to happen sometimes. So just come on out and see us will ya? Um, yeah. That’d be great.
-Eddie Spaghetti
P.S. A big fat shout out needs to go to the amazing people who brought us over to Australia. So kudos to you Mr. Bill Walsh and to you Mr. James Young, and kudos again, you may both take a bow. As well as all the other people who work for the Cherry Rock company down there. You all made me and my family feel real welcome there and I want you to know how much I appreciate it, so... Thanks mates!
Supersuckers Texas Tour Date – 5/10 Austin, The Parish
Questions?: Chris Neal / The Mid-Fi Guy PO Box 666 Heber, UT 84032
Ph: 435-657-0436 VM: 323-850-8609 E-mail: chris@supersuckers.com 05/08/08
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Killing Caroline “The Next American Rock Band”
From: Beatwire.com
Killing Caroline Showcases For Key Music & Media Decision Makers From Around The World in Los Angeles
Dallas – Make no mistake, THE new rock band from Texas is sure to satisfy those that are waiting for the next American rock band. Killing Caroline’s 4 song preview CD highlights influences that range from old school rockers like Guns N’ Roses, Aerosmith, Twisted Sister and Motley Crue, to the fresh new blood of rock bands like Blue October, Buckcherry, Hinder, 30 Seconds to Mars & Breaking Benjamin. Packed with solid hooks, memorable melodies & stomping beats, this new independent rock band is focused, driven and worthy of your attention.
Killing Caroline is Jason Wheelington (vocals), John Gomez (drums), Rob Sanders (guitar) and Justin Burns (bass). While the band name may be new, Killing Caroline’s members have spent years in the trenches individually, and have achieved major-market radio airplay, played top-tier music festivals, packed local venues and supported major artists like Evanescence, Seether, Crossfade, Breaking Benjamin, Vince Neil, Sum 41, Chevelle, Jimmy Eat World, Papa Roach, The Exies, Three Days Grace, Finger Eleven, Billy Idol, Hoobastank, Bowling For Soup, Live, Drowning Pool, Saliva, The Toadies and many, many more. Collectively, Killing Caroline plans to go even farther. In a very short time, KC has made it’s way onto the Industry radar recently signing with veteran manager Tommy Quon (Vanilla Ice - Capital; Blessid Union of Souls - EMI; Marcos Hernandez - TVT & Forever the Sickest Kids - Universal). Tommy was personally responsible for the 17 million records sold that launched the career of Vanilla Ice in the early 90s, as well as other acts on his Dallas based Ultrax Records Label and TQ Management.
KC has also caught the ear of Mega producer/Grammy winner Kevin Beamish and is slated to record 4 new songs with Beamish in Nashville this June. Beamish has Produced/Engineered/Mixed over 80 Million record sales worldwide, from Heavy Metal/Country/R&B. Some Artists he has produced include Reo Speedwagon, Saxon, Stevie Wonder, Elton John, Kenny Chesney to name a few...over 40 #1 and top #5 singles in America in the last 12 years. Beamish was also presented in September 2006 with a prestigious 25 million album sales award for Americas’ hottest country act, Kenny Chesney. KC has also solidified several corporate sponsorship deals and endorsements with Dickies, Elixir Strings, Factory Metal Percussion and Ourstage.com. Furthermore, Ourstage.com has agreed to help KC finance their next tour and will pay Killing Caroline $2 for every fan who registers for Free at Web-site: http://www.ourstage.com/go/killingcaroline. Registering takes less than a minute, and it doesn’t cost the fans anything. For their time, Killing Caroline is offering their single “Meridian” as a Free Download in return. Look for “Meridian” to impact radio in over 60 markets nationwide on April 28th.
Contact: John Gomez - Associate Manager
TQ Management Agency Web-site: http://www.tqmanagement.net
Cell: 512-785-6352, E-mail: johntqmanager@aol.com
Web-site: http:// www.myspace.com/killingcaroline
Web-site: http:// www.killingcaroline.com
Beatwire.com • 1120 Broadway, Suite 543 • New York • NY • 10010 05/01/08
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54 Seconds To Head Out On Tour In May
From: Krista Mettler – Skye Media & Design
Austin, Texas-based four-piece 54 Seconds has confirmed a tour that will see them on the road in May (see tour dates below). The band, headed up by Spencer Gibb, who is the son of the Bee Gees’ Robin Gibb, released their latest album, ‘Postcards from California’, in 2007. Said press about the album:
“The new disc delivers an unexpected punch of beautifully crafted old-school pop with modern trappings, bolstered by the talents of its individual components and a willingness to deviate from form for art’s sake. ... ‘Postcards From California’ opens with gorgeous harmonies that carry its introspective melancholy. It sends notice that pop can be just as substantial as rock without compromising integrity.” – Austin Chronicle
“...pretty-sounding psychedelic-pop... ...Lush, laid-back songs like “California,” “Ben’s Letter” and “Still Behind Me” mingle with more upbeat material such as the swing-tastic “How I Roll (Summer Version)”, the faux-Motown charm of “New World” and the Americana pop song “Dirty Little Secret”.” – Shepherd Express
54 Seconds was born in Southern England but burst out as a musical force in Austin, Texas in the late 1990’s. Best described as psychedelic-pop headphone music with swirling guitar textures and freakish keyboards, the band renders excellent melodies, heartening lyrics and eerie, otherworldly atmospheres that wrench the gut of the listener. Joining Gibb in 54 Seconds are Rachel Loy (bass), Stewart Cochran (keys) and Jeff Botta (drums). Each member has played with other bands in a myriad of musical styles. Gibb is both a music and film producer, having created several noteworthy videos for the band. ‘Better?’ (off critically-acclaimed album Coma) won the SXSW Film Festival Jury Award for Best Music Video and was in rotation on MTV Europe. A performer from a very young age, singer-songwriter-multi-instrumentalist Loy has appeared on NBC’s Today Show and had a Billboard-charting hit song in 2003. Cochran plays piano for ballet and modern dance performances. Largely improvised, he records these sessions for possible use in future 54 Seconds songs. Botta is involved in countless side projects around Austin, moonlighting not only as a drummer but also as a vocalist and music teacher. Having had years of residencies at various notable Austin clubs as well as playing a few shows in NYC, 54 Seconds’ catalogue includes three full-length indie releases, an EP, three music videos and numerous live albums.
The band can be found online at Web-site: http://www.54seconds.com or Web-site: http://www.myspace.com/54seconds.
54 Seconds Tour Dates
May 8th – Abbey Pub, Chicago, IL <> May 9th – Fine Line Music Café, Minneapolis, MN <> May 10th – Points East Pub, Milwaukee, WI
May 11th – Frankie’s Inner-City, Toledo, OH <> May 13th – World Café Live (upstairs), Philadelphia, PA <> May 14th – TT The Bear’s Place, Cambridge, MA
May 16th – Union Hall, Brooklyn, NY <> May 17th – Rehab, New York, NY <> May 18th – The Red & The Black, Washington, DC <> May 19th – The Cave, Chapel Hill, NC
May 20th – Map Room, Charleston, SC <> May 21st – Star Bar, Atlanta, GA
...with several more dates to be added!
For more information Contact: Krista Mettler – Skye Media Ph: 908-889-5029
E-mail: skyemedia@comcast.net E-mail: publicity@rockridgemusic.com E-mail: krista.mettler@skyemediaonline.com
Web-site: http://www.skyemediaonline.com
Director–Publicity, Rock Ridge Music:
Ask me about Sister Hazel, Ike Reilly, Miggs, Psychostick, Travis Mitchell Band, Chris Volz, LEO
Six Ounce Gloves, Ernie Halter, Ugly, Echovalve, Rob GEE, Dare, The Marble Index, 54 Seconds, and more! 04/24/08
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Psychostick To Head Out On “Terrible Shirt Tour”
From: Krista Mettler – Skye Media & Design
With their “Holy Crap We’re Touring” Tour only a few weeks behind them, Psychostick has announced their next cross-country trek: “Terrible Shirt Tour”. It’s as dumb as it sounds - and their legion of fans wouldn’t have it any other way. Cooked up during 2007’s Holiday Hate Tour, the band is encouraging, say - daring - fans to wear their most terrible shirt to the show. Josh (guitar) and Jakermeister (other guitar) have posted a tutorial on their website for this very purpose. See the video at Web-site: http://www.psychostick.com. “We want the fans to be more involved on this tour. They’re sending us photos of what they’re gonna wear to the show. We used some of the photos on our tour poster and promo cards. It’s a great package and we want everyone, including us, to walk away after a show and know that a forever memorable experience was just had,” says Josh. Opening each show will be Look What I Did (Nashville, TN - experimental / progressive metal) and Powerglove (Boston, MA - video game metal). “We prefer to tour with bands we like personally. We’ve known both of these bands for a while and are just now getting the opportunity to tour together. You’d be surprised at what this does for overall moral too,” says Josh.
Psychostick is humor-core. Their debut album, ‘We Couldn’t Think of a Title’ has Sound Scanned over 34,000 copies thanks to songs like “Beer,” “Orgasm = Love,” “Two-Ton Paperweight” and “In a Band to Get Chicks.” Combined with an unpredictable live performance, Psychostick’s fan base has continued to grow in numbers and loyalty. Their follow-up EP, ‘The Flesh Eating Rollerskate Holiday Joyride’, landed at number 18 on Billboard’s Top Holiday Album in 2007, soon after the band celebrated its three-millionth play on MySpace.
Tour Dates Psychostick Only
May 14: Odessa, Texas (The Cage)
“Terrible Shirt Tour” w/ Powerglove and Look What I Did
May 17: Tulsa, Oklahoma (The Crush Lounge) <> May 18: Oklahoma City, Oklahoma (Big Papa’s Pour House)
May 20: Fort Worth, Texas (Ridglea Theater) <> May 21: Corpus Christi, Texas (The Compound) <> May 22: Houston, Texas (Fitzgeralds)
Not familiar with Psychostick? You can sample their music at Web-site: http://www.myspace.com/psychostick
Web-site: http://www.myspace.com/psychostick
For more information Contact: Krista Mettler – Skye Media & Design Ph: 908-889-5029
E-mail: skyemedia@comcast.net E-mail: publicity@rockridgemusic.com E-mail: krista.mettler@skyemediaonline.com
Web-site: http://www.skyemediaonline.com
Director–Publicity, Rock Ridge Music:
Ask me about Sister Hazel, Ike Reilly, Miggs, Psychostick, Travis Mitchell Band, Chris Volz, LEO
Six Ounce Gloves, Ernie Halter, Ugly, Echovalve, Rob GEE, Dare, The Marble Index, 54 Seconds, and more! 04/17/08
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Randy McAllister News
From: info@net5000.com
Dallas Shows This Week and More!
Randy has a number of shows coming up with two shows scheduled for Dallas this week. Then he heads north for a bunch of appearances in Sturgis for “Bike Week”. Check the schedule for a show in your area. Come on out! Be sure to bring some friends and share the music! Randy’s 9th album is scheduled for release in approximately six weeks. Work has been completed on Randy’s 9th album tentatively titled ‘Ain’t Like The Movies’ The album is amazing, not hype. Fact! You can hear samples on the front page of Randy’s web site. Get ready for some of the best ‘original’ Randy McAllister you have ever heard.
Fan Support!
We are very interested in your opinions and suggestions. We are considering a volunteer street team to help get the word out about Randy’s live appearances. Your help will make a huge difference. We are working on tools and materials. If you are interested in helping promote Randy in your city, please Contact: Don Lokke E-mail: don@LokkeAdvertising.com. Keep the music playing! The new CD is doing exceptionally well at all the concerts. Some of the new tracks are opening doors and expanding interest in the Band. Your radio requests play a huge part in getting Randy heard. Every time a song gets requested, a radio programmer discovers him. Just taking a few minutes to call a station means the world to the Band. We have a list of stations and call in lines if you are looking for one at Web-site: http://www.RandyMcAllister.com/radio.html. Only you can make Randy’s music important to them.
Tour Schedule Update
May 10th – 5th Annual Music by the Sea, Kiawah Island, SC
May 23rd – Loud American, Sturgis, SD
May 26th – Lake Angastora, SD <> May 30th – Poor David’s, Dallas, Texas
June 13-15 – Dallas Arts Festival, Dallas, Texas <> June 21st – Love and War In Texas, Plano, Texas
August 23rd – 6th Annual Island of Blues Festival, Elkhart, IN <> August 30th – Hot Springs Blues Festival, Hot Springs, AR
August 31st – 5th Annual Rendezvous Rhythm & Blues Festival, Oroville, WA
September 13th – “Blind” Lemon Jefferson, Wortham Blues Festival w/Fuzzy Whitener, Wortham, Texas
Booking Contact: Chris Ownbey - Busthead Management Ph: 214-453-2503
Record Label: Reaction Records – Entertainment Promotion: Crowsfeet Productions
Entertainment Marketing: Lokke Advertising
Send your editorial contributions to E-mail: Newsletter@RandyMcAllister.com 04/24/08
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Soulganic
Jazzy Jam and Soulful Funk
The Evening Muse Charlotte, NC, Saturday, May 24
From: Soulganic
Soulganic will return for a special live performance at 10:30pm on Saturday, May 24, 2008 at The Evening Muse, in Charlotte, NC. Returning to the heralded stage of the Evening Muse, Soulganic will bring their critically-acclaimed down-to-earth groove to the masses and let some new compositions out of the bag from the highly-anticipated (and as-yet-untitled) follow-up release to their wildly successful debut album ‘All Directions Forward’. Organic soul and groovy funk, liberally infused with Latin, rock and blues flavors, and topped off with a pinch of jazz is the exciting sound dynamic of the Charlotte-based award-winning quartet Soulganic. The band has been wowing audiences of all ages and backgrounds since 2005, and the critics, too, have lauded the quartet’s work: “Let us introduce Soulganic...Together they brew up an intoxicating blend of funky soul with a distinctive Latin tinge and more than a dash of blues, rock, and jazz.” Black Grooves, “What attracts fans is...[the] amalgamation of styles that combine to form a funky, jazzy, soul collective.” Creative Loafing, “Soulganic bridges the worlds of classic rock and Latin jazz (think Santana), with funk and blues that’s anchored by fluid guitars, grooving rhythms, and soulful vocals.” The Charlotte Observer, “Soulganic is groovy, solid and original.” Ultra Indie Album Reviews
Soulganic’s live performance admission is $8 in advance, $10 at the door. Advance tickets may be purchased online at the following
Web-site: http://www.queencitymusic.com/theeveningmuse/tickets.htm
Jam/funk band The MLC3, fronted by former Soulganic keyboardist ML Caldwell, will open.
Interview requests should be directed to Anthony Rodriguez E-mail: theband@soulganic.com, or Ph: 704-737-3562.
Web-site: http://www.soulganic.com Web-site: http://www.myspace.com/organicsoulmusic 04/17/08
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Former Lead Singer Releases Solo Project
From: Beatwire.com
Natasha Borzilova, former lead singer of Russian band Bering Strait releases first solo project on April 21.
Two years after the acclaimed Russian band Bering Strait decided to part ways, Natasha Borzilova’s first solo project is being released to radio on the indie label Hadley Music Group, started by her long time publisher in Nashville and offering Borzilova the opportunity to do a complete project of her own original material. The CD which is also produced by this gifted singer songwriter is titled ‘Cheap Escape’ and becomes available to the public on April 21, 2008 while shipping to Americana and Triple A radio formats in the United States and Europe that same day.
Born in Obninsk, Russia, Natasha Borzilova moved to Nashville as the lead singer and acoustic guitarist of the band Bering Strait, which was put together as a group of classically trained child prodigies in the late 1980’s. Since then, Bering Strait had two CD releases on Universal South Records, receiving critical acclaim and a Grammy nomination for country instrumental of the year in 2002. The Grammy nod got the attention of ‘60 Minutes’ whose feature piece on the band aired three times. The public also became familiar with Natasha and her fellow band members through a documentary “The Ballad of Bering Strait” directed by Emmy Award winner Nina Seavey which chronicled the journey of six Russian musicians after they arrived in the United States.
In 2006 the band decided to go their separate ways, recognizing that they had each evolved in different musical directions. For Borzilova suddenly being a solo artist meant an opportunity to revisit songs that she had been writing for the past several years. Her music takes on a personal tone with thought provoking metaphors and truly unique melodies influenced by years of classical and jazz training as a guitarist and vocalist. With a natural gravitation toward nuance in her lyrics, one would be hard pressed to believe English is not her first language. A seasoned entertainer, she is exciting with a full band behind her yet completely captivating and intriguing with just her voice and guitar; a feat few singers can pull off.
‘Cheap Escape’ is a stylistic hybrid, best described as folk/rock but a fusion of diverse musical influences. It is an intensely personal journey laced with raw emotions and delivered with such sincerity, passion and sometimes heartbreaking vulnerability that the listener can’t help but to be drawn in. Each musical story is like a glimpse into a young woman’s life and Borzilova’s ability to create intensity without seeming melodramatic, and to write sophisticated songs while being completely accessible, makes her perspective truly engaging in this first solo effort.
Web-site: http://www.natashaborzilova.com Web-site: http://www.myspace.com/natashaborzilova
For additional information E-mail: info@hadleymusicgroup.com or Ph: 615-321-2070
Contact: Kathy Sacra-Anderson – Hadley Music Group
1029 17th Avenue SouthNashville, TN 37212
Ph: 615-321-2070 Fax: 615-321-5948
Beatwire.com 1120 Broadway, Suite 543 New York, NY 10010 04/17/08
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Ernie Halter To Hit The Road With Josh Hoge
From: Krista Mettler – Skye Media & Design
Los Angeles-based singer-songwriter Ernie Halter is planning a co-headlining tour with Josh Hoge, which will hit the road on May 6th (see list of tour dates below) for a six-week jaunt called the “Only The Good Die Young Tour.” Halter will be touring in support of his album ‘Congress Hotel’ and to build fan excitement for a new studio record, due in stores this summer. Jason Spiewak (Chris Volz, Five.Bolt.Main) is producing the forthcoming album. Says Halter about the tour, “I had taken a break on touring since August, and so I’m excited to get back out on road. I’ve sure missed those Waffle Houses and Cracker Barrels (we don’t have them in LA). Josh just got off the road with Elliot Yamin and he’s a super talented guy. Both of us are looking forward to co-headlining and hitting the road together.”
Halter, who toured extensively in 2007, garnered the attention of his label, Rock Ridge Music, via his very tech-savvy approach to promoting and marketing his music. Halter webcasts all of his shows and was one of the first artists to take advantage of MySpace as a promotional tool. Utilizing his tech know-how and his extraordinarily focused work ethic, Halter has incorporated such unique features on the page as a live “tour van cam” and nightly webcasts of his concerts across the US. In addition to his MySpace endeavors, Halter has been utilizing YouTube.com to broaden his fanbase and began a “covers video series” late in 2007 that has seen great success. Fans can submit requests for future covers and he’s covered a total of sixteen songs thus far. Halter’s different takes on songs have included the wildly successful “Cyclone” by Baby Bash (featuring T-Pain), “Bubbly” by Colby Caillat, “No One” by Alicia Keys, and OneRepublic’s “Apologize.” In addition, instead of posting guitar tablatures for his own songs that have been requested by fans, Halter is posting video tutorials of some of his songs on his page as well Web-site: http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=ernell42
Said AllMusic.com of Halter and ‘Congress Hotel’: “…his voice [is] an extraordinary instrument... Here the Southern Californian works with a full complement of musicians that expose the range of his smooth, soulful singing. … Halter draws from the best of the classic R&B generation (Stevie Wonder is an especially prominent influence, his phrasing apparent in several of Halter’s songs), but there’s an equally significant nod to the classic rock of Paul McCartney, Elvis Costello and Billy Joel in the pop-ish arrangements.”
For more information, please visit Web-site: http://www.myspace.com/erniehalter or Web-site: http://www.erniehalter.com
Ernie Halter Tour Dates (with Josh Hoge, except shows noted by *)
May 8th – House of Blues/Crossroads Room – Las Vegas, NV <> May 9th – Wiseguys – Orem, UT
May 11th – Swallow Hill – Denver, CO* <> May 15th – House of Blues – Dallas, TX
For more information Contact: Krista Mettler – Skye Media & Design Ph: 908-889-5029
E-mail: skyemedia@comcast.net E-mail: publicity@rockridgemusic.com E-mail: krista.mettler@skyemediaonline.com
Web-site: http://www.skyemediaonline.com
Director–Publicity, Rock Ridge Music
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The Sauce Boss Kicks Off Tour, Releases New CD
From: Beatwire.com
The Sauce Boss kicked off his Spring 2008 tour to support the April 1, 2008 release of his new CD entitled simply, “RAW”. He will be playing his swampy Florida slide guitar blues and cooking his World Famous Gumbo for the multitudes. The Sauce Boss has fed 150,000 for free in the last eighteen years. He brings not only his music, but also a message. “We are ALL one big gumbo!” In 2003 Bill “Sauce Boss” Wharton began taking his band to homeless shelters all over the US to bring food for body and spirit, to those in need. His message of community and sharing is visible in every Sauce Boss show. The twelve originals and one traditional tune on “RAW” were cut live in the studio with little or no production. Scorching slide guitar slathered like his hot sauce over his very original blues. The Sauce Boss uses no effects on his ‘53 Telecaster or his ‘59 Les Paul Special. No need when you put them through a Fender Pro Amp made in 1948. The authentic “sound” is the foundation that “Outlaw Blues”, “All That Meat and No Potatoes”, and “Deep in the Shed” all have. “Hurricane Blues” was written, played, and sung by someone with first hand experience. Florida native, Bill “The Sauce Boss” Wharton has weathered more than a few hurricanes.
After playing and serving his Gumbo to Katrina survivors in Louisiana as well as to residents of homeless shelters all over the United States, the Sauce Boss righteously sings the blues. “Sweet Stuff” is as sweet and funky as the stuff he’s singing about. “Taxi in the Rain” and “Left Handed Smile” are nailed. Both are ballads without the schmaltz. Sauce Boss covers the traditional, rollicking, “Digging My Potatoes” to kick off the disc. So with love and potatoes, the Sauce Boss sincerely sends his sound. Web-site: http://www.sauceboss.com
Tour dates May 2008
Fri. 5/9 - Fredrick, MD - The Green Turtle Ph: 301-69-1979 <> Sat. 5/10 - York, PA - Amish Parrothead Benefit Ph: 717-566-1196
Thu. 5/15 - Atlanta - Darwins Ph: 770-578-6872 <> Sat. 5/24 - Panama City, FL - Panama City Beach Cajun Festival Ph: 850-784-9542
Wed.~Sat. 5/28~31 Memphis, TN - Blues City Cafe Ph: 901-526-3637
Beatwire.com 1120 Broadway, Suite 543 New York, NY 10010 04/10/08
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Shane Howard Band “1953”
From: Shane Howard Band
Shane Howard-Lead Vocal & Guitar, Steve Schiefley-Drums, Gary Scott-Bass
The 55th anniversary of the Waco tornado is next month and a local artist has recaptured that dark moment in the city’s history a song that recalls the deadly storm and its impact. Shane Howard’s song is titled “1953” and is slated for release this spring. The powerful F5 tornado struck downtown Waco on May 11, 1953, leaving 114 dead, and more than 140 seriously injured. The twister, which struck at 4:45pm and destroyed almost 200 buildings and left almost 400 so heavily damaged they were later torn down. Thirty of the victims died in the collapse of the five-story R. T. Dennis building. Some survivors were buried for as long as 14 hours and it took searchers days to recover all of the bodies from the rubble. The tornado destroyed about 150 homes along its path and damaged about 700 others. It remains one of the state’s deadliest storms, and the nation’s 10th deadliest tornado.
While growing up, Howard listened to his grandmother recall her experience with the twister, which knocked down brick buildings like they were made of “Lincoln Logs” and claimed the lives of more than a hundred people. It was a nightmare that stayed with her until she passed away. That’s why Howard wanted to write the song. “Anytime it stormed outside she would get very very scared and for something like that to devastate somebody and go with them until they were 94 is pretty extreme,” said Howard, as he remembered how his grandmother would react during a thunderstorm.
During his research about the tornado he met survivors like Homer Jones. Jones remembers it was “just a regular day, went to high school and everything was normal up until we got out.” After school Jones went to his job downtown as a parking attendant. He remembers around 4:00pm the sky started to change. He described it as a “greenish black...rain was blowing sideways and you know we were saying that it’s not even raining down it’s raining sideways.” After the storm, local radio news reporters broadcast from the scene of the devastation downtown. Howard added excerpts from the reports to his song to try to place listeners in the center of the disaster. “I think the history of Waco gets lost sometimes. How it just ravaged the downtown of Waco and I think this is a good way to bring it back to the surface.”
Upcoming Shows for Shane Howard Band:
Sat. 5/17 3:00pm Lakehills, Texas, US 3rd Annual Medina Lake Barbeque Cook-off & Motorcycle Poker Run
Sun. 5/24 3:15pm Kerrville, Texas, US The Official Texas State Arts And Crafts Fair
Shane Howard Band 501 Washington St. Suite J, Durham, NC, 27701, USA 04/10/08
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Will Diehl Continues Partnership With OXFAM America
From: Beatwire.com
BMI Singer-songwriter Announces Limited Presale of ‘Love and Motion’
State College, Penna. – BMI affiliated Singer-Songwriter Will Diehl has announced the presale for his new studio release ‘Love and Motion’, a CD of original music. The CD contains a mix of rock, pop, jazz and alt-country. A reviewer of one of the songs said, “I thought this song was going in one direction when it started out, and then it … took a new direction ... Loved the sax. Vocals were cool too, it felt like a mix between Leonard Cohen, Bruce Springsteen, and George Thorogood.” One of the unique aspects of the process and creation of this CD is that collaboration was via the internet. Will has never met some of the musicians on this CD – and most of the tracks were recorded in the respective musicians’ home studios and then sent back and forth to Diehl. Diehl recorded the initial vocal and guitar tracks at his home studio and sent the tracks to drummer and bass player James Robinson Web-site: http://www.internetmusicproduction.com/ in Los Angeles. After these tracks were recorded and rough mixes completed, they were sent to Ian Cameron Web-site: http://efiddler.com/ in Vancouver, Canada, who added violin and mandolin tracks. Morris Acevedo, guitarist and owner of the New England Guitar Workshop Web-site: http://www.negw.org provided guitar, keyboards and organ from the Boston area and John Christensen Web-site: http://www.madisonbassplayer.com/John+Christensen/ of Madison, WI added bass. Back in Pennsylvania at Frigo Recording studios Web-site: http://www.frigorecording.com, Diehl met with saxophonist Rick Hirsch Web-site: http://hirschmusic.biz/ and mandolin player and guitarist Tom Buckmiller. Recording Engineer Marc Frigo, who has worked with artists such as the The Indigo Girls, Patty Loveless, Jewel, Israel, Erin O’Donnell, Nicole C. Mullen, The Borrowers, Letters to Cleo, and many others is currently working with Will on the final touches for the upcoming release.
With this presale, Diehl also continues his partnership with OXFAM America from last year. OXFAM America states that “Oxfam America believes music can change the world. We have a rich history of musical artists helping Oxfam’s efforts to create lasting solutions to poverty, hunger, and injustice, and we are pleased that Will Diehl has joined the ranks of talented musicians who have chosen to partner with us to spread the word about our campaigns both here in the United States and around the world.” Diehl adds, “I encourage people to learn more about the life saving work that OXFAM America is doing, not only here in the United States, but all over the world, and to make an effort to become a partner in the work that is being done by contributing directly via their web site at Web-site: http://www.oxfamamerica.org/.”
Aside from helping OXFAM America, those who purchase the CD during this presale also will receive an autographed ‘Love and Motion’ CD. The first two hundred people who order via this presale will also get their names in the “Special Thanks” CD liner notes and the first 20 who order will also receive an autographed copy of Will’s CD ‘i am free’ when ‘Love and Motion’ is shipped. Will Diehl’s music ranges from mellow acoustic to rock to new age and his CDs include ‘i am free’, ‘From The Vine’, ‘Dream #2’, ‘Rain and Thunder Meditation’, ‘Impermanent Blue’ and ‘Mokena Sunset’. Diehl has been compared to a wide range of artists, including Jack Johnson, Ben Harper, James Taylor, Toad the Wet Sprocket, The Eagles, Bob Dylan, The Replacements, John Mellencamp, and Jim Croce among others. CDs are available for purchase at Web-site: http://www.cdbaby.com/all/willdiehl and additional information on the presale is available at Web-site: http://www.willdiehl.com. Diehl’s songs are also available for download at all major online digital download sites, including iTunes, Rhapsody, Ruckus, Yahoo Music, Napster, and others.
Contact: Will Diehl Musicâ E-mail: will@willdiehl.com Web-site: http://www.willdiehl.com
Beatwire.com 1120 Broadway, Suite 543 New York, NY 10010 04/10/08
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FREE Concerts For Underprivileged
From: Beatwire.com
Bloodline Music Group is back from London, England where they appeared before an audience of 12,000 and were treated like royalty. In response to such world-class experiences their answer is “We are ready to give back!” The band that receives thousands for concert appearances, is announcing FREE Concerts in underprivileged communities, for church missions/outreach events and other good Samaritan causes! Partnerships with National nonprofits such as Boys & Girls Club, Red Cross, Prison Fellowship, Salvation Army, Habitat for Humanity, Big Give, Samaritan’s Purse and others are encourged.
Only one FREE Concert will be booked per month for the U.S. and internationally. Dates are available beginning this Summer 2008. Act now to book your your concert while availability lasts.
For rules visit blog at: Web-site: http://www.MySpace.Com/BloodlineMusicGroup
This urban gospel band, Bloodline, is known for their creativity, writing, arranging, and performing all original music and for their urban gospel flair that reaches today’s generation. Bloodline was featured on National Public Radio; as a main stage performer for the annual 2nd Street Festival in Richmond, VA; at the FBC Praise Celebration in Raleigh, NC; the Black Expo in Norfolk, VA; the Back 2 School Bash in Baltimore, MD; at a series of churches, colleges and universities; and in Atlanta, GA as the closing act for the 2006 Holy Hip Hop Music Awards. Bloodline was a featured guest music ministry in the Richmond area at Mt. Gilead Full Gospel; Spring Creek Baptist Church, Beth’El Church, Faith & Family Church, St. Paul’s Baptist Church, U-Turn Sports center, LOGOS Bookstore and a host of other local venues. Most recently the band was the special guest of Pastor Matthew Ashimolowo at Kingsway International Christian Center in London, England for their 2008 New Year’s celebration. Print media coverage for the band includes being on the front cover of the Columbus, OH “Praise Reporter” along with Tyler Perry, on the cover of “U-Zone” magazine, also featuring Deitrick Haddon, and in the center highlights of the Spring 2008 Image Magazine.
Radio Interviews/Appearances/Booking Contact: K. Farrar Cell: 804-512-3551
Audio Web-site: http://www.MySpace.com/BloodlineMusicGroup Video Web-site: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z3tpN3dibvs
Beatwire.com 1120 Broadway, Suite 543 New York, NY 10010 04/10/08
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From: Austin Music Foundation
MIBC Key Insights from Music Media Icons!
Thanks to everyone who came out for the most recent Music Industry Boot Camp, “Tastemakers & Trendsetters: Insider Info from Music Media Icons.” Our panelists had some great info to share about the perspective of music journalists. Austin Music Foundation wanted to share some key insights from the panel. It really is all about the music. Raoul Hernandez from The Austin Chronicle put it simply: “What you really need to do to get to me is just make good music.”
If bands focus on making really great music, touring, and increasing their fan base, then “buzz” will build and music writers WILL hear about you. As Andy Langer (Esquire, News 8) pointed out, “Impressions influence coverage. When I hear a lot about a band from other people, I feel like I need to listen to them.” When sending your materials out or listing your music on your MySpace page, make sure to PUT THE BEST SONGS UP FRONT. Indicate “emphasis tracks” (the best songs) when sending out your CD. The panelists indicated that they only listen to the first few songs (3-5) on a CD, sometimes only a portion of each song. “There has to be an immediate engagement with the first song. It’s the music overall that has to grab you right away,” Raoul notes. So don’t make it a mystery to find the best tracks. That being said, these dudes get A LOT of mail.
Andy Langer receives “mail crate after mail crate, all filled with dreams.” That means your music really has to be stellar to stand out. Artists should be aware that they are competing against “everything out there” when it comes to getting coverage. You may be an Americana band from Austin, but you’re competing with bands of all genres from around the world for press coverage, even in local publications.
Don’t waste your time on elaborate packaging. As Michael Endelman from SPIN pointed out, “The more the band sucks, the more elaborate the packaging.” They weren’t keen on gimmicks or cutesy stuff either. A basic one-sheet that bullet-points the key facts of the recording (players, producer, emphasis tracks, etc.) and major news about the artist (major tours/appearances, press quotes if any) is sufficient. If journalists want to know more, they can go online and find it in a flash. (That means it’s important to keep your Web site and MySpace page up to date.) So keep it simple. Include a hand-written note if you want.
Raoul emphsized the importance of having the band and CD name on the spine of the jewel case.
It keeps your CD from getting lost. Do it!
BUT, don’t skimp on your CD artwork.
The panelists agreed this is a VERY important feature and should be given the proper time and attention. As Michael Endelman revealed, “I will play something if it looks cool.”
Your CD artwork is the first impression of your music. If it doesn’t look good, the implication is that the music isn’t very good either.
Know who you’re contacting.
For better success generating press (or blog coverage), it’s important that artists know WHO they are targeting and their PUBLICATION SCHEDULE, and IN WHAT FORMAT they want to receive your music. Target individual journalists who write about your genre of music and will have a pre-disposed interest. National publications need a much longer lead time (3-4 months) than local weeklies (2-4 weeks). For local coverage, The Austin-American Statesman, The Austin Chronicle, and The Daily Texan are the key publications. National publications probably won’t cover you unless you’re a national story. However, there are numerous Web sites and blogs that cover practically every sub-genre of music out there, and you should target the ones who cover music like yours. It can be kind of tricky figuring out the right timing because “If it’s too far out, you put it aside. If it’s too late, it’s not news.” (RH) Andy Langer pointed out that writers typically want to time a story around something big going on with the band, such as a CD release, major tour, etc. This implies that you might want to plan some time (depending on what you are trying to accomplish, a more local/regional or national approach) between when your CD is actually available, and when you want to “release” it. Plan for some “set-up” time.
There was no consensus on what music format is most preferred. Some people like CDs, others prefer MP3 files in e-mail, while others want to go to download sites.
It’s best to have your music available in multiple formats to cover the range of preferences.
If you’re up for more fun reading about this subject, E-mail: kim@austinmusicfoundation.org and ask for the Boot Camp Handout (a reference guide packed with how-to media tips, contacts, and more) or the Boot Camp Summary (a summary of the total Boot Camp discussion, filled with more specific info not covered here). Yes, we can send you both.
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