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MPress Records' Artist Seth Glier To Embark on the "Light It Up, Let It Go Tour"
Written by News Desk Thursday, 02 September 2010 20:31
Singer-songwriter joins forces with Musicians On Call & local charities for fall tour
NEW YORK–Songsmith, altruist & environmentalist, Seth Glier combines all his passions for his run this fall. The "Light It Up, Let It Go Tour" kicks off in NYC at the Rockwood Music Hall on Sept. 24th and includes music from his forthcoming release "The Next Right Thing" (MPress Records - 2011), as well as highlights from his current album "The Trouble With People". In addition, the tour will feature special "Light It Up" events that make this different from any other tour.
Glier, who joined forces with Musicians On Call earlier this year for his "Rock For Rooms Residency" is partnering up with them again for his fall tour. The impact that visiting & performing for patients in clinics has had on the singer, inspired the premise for this tour. "For me, the 'Light It Up, Let It Go Tour' is about renewing and regenerating oneself. It's about letting go of the stage lights, monitor mixes, dressing rooms, and tour gear and using pure simple music to light up the people and places who need it the most," said Glier.
Cynthia Alexander Live in New York
Last Updated on Thursday, 02 September 2010 01:36 Written by News Desk Wednesday, 01 September 2010 10:48
NEW YORK–Cynthia Alexander is a singer-songwriter known for her prose poetry, alternate guitar tunings, captivating performances, and her ability to connect with her audience on a deeply personal level. Her songs—lyrically playful yet haunted by melancholy—explore the paradoxes of life and love.
Fiercely independent and never afraid to take artistic risks, Cynthia is regarded as among the brave, pioneering female artists by those most familiar with her work.
Cynthia’s music can be described as “free folk,” defined by Utne magazine as “musicians who ignore genres, push instruments to the limit, fuse odd new sounds with familiar strains, and otherwise stretch the limitations of the folk ‘thing.’” Her songwriting reflects the classical influences of her childhood (the Chopin her father used to blast through the house, the Bach she taught herself to play on the piano) and those of her coming of age as a young musician (Joni Mitchell, Paul Simon, Peter Gabriel, Eartha Kitt, the Beatles, Leonard Cohen.) Her sound is rich with jazz and world inflections and the strings, guitar and piano that circle her words. It has been described as "wonderfully complex" and "reminiscent of the best of Joni Mitchell."
Cause a Scene Compilation Now Available
Written by News Desk Wednesday, 01 September 2010 09:43
Album Release Show on September 3rd @ Arlene’s GroceryRachael Sage Joins Dave Eggar & Deoro for "Poetica"
Written by News Desk Tuesday, 31 August 2010 11:48
An Evening With Two Great Talents For Howl! Festival Sept. 22nd @ Nuyorican Poet's Cafe 7:00 PM
NEW YORK–Singer-songwriter and poet Rachael Sage joins long-time collaborator & friend Dave Eggar & his band Deoro for "Poetica" at Nuyorican Poet's Cafe Sept. 22, 2010 at 7:00 PM. It will be an eclectic mix of singer-songwriter fare and poetic material in honor of the Howl! Festival.
Celebrating his newest release "Kingston Morning", Dave Eggar and his band Deoro will take the stage at 7:00 PM.Time Magazine calls Dave Eggar "an exceptionally accomplished all-around musician...Dave Eggar's life in music seems an unending crescendo". The New York Times chimes in: "Eggar's work is breathtaking...a deliverance from the sedate formality of the typical cello recital."
Rachael Sage will perform a second set in collaboration with Eggar and his band, featuring material from her critically acclaimed current release "Delancey Street", as well as selections from her first poetry book "Karma's Trapeze" and her second volume of poems, "Since You Asked".
New Album by Cyndi Harvell Out Soon
Last Updated on Monday, 30 August 2010 16:44 Written by Administrator Monday, 30 August 2010 16:36
NEW YORK- Cyndi Harvell is to release her new album, From The Echo, on October 12, 2010 via Fortune Records. Hailing from a small town in Georgia, singer-songwriter Cyndi Harvell has become a voice to be reckoned with. With her first album, The Night Turned to Song, Harvell toured the West Coast, receiving significant airplay on Americana stations across the globe and was a featured artist on Bay Area radio station KFOG's Local Scene Compilation album. Harvell has also performed several key gigs such as; San Francisco's Hardly Strictly Bluegrass Festival, the Gilroy Garlic Festival, and shows at the Fillmore, Slim's, and Cafe Du Nord, among many others.
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