On a drizzling mid-January evening in a dimly lit classic bar lounge on avenue A, Somi brought the sounds of Lagos, Nigeria to New York City. Reminiscent of Nina Simone's wistful melodies and soulful voice, Somi’s sound is a unique variation on the classic jazz theme. Her style is spiced up with exotic Afro-beat percussion rhythms and sounds that could best be described as tribal hails.
Wednesday, January 30, 2013
Wednesday, June 15, 2011
Just Joe
Just Joe’s self-titled, three-track solo EP dons a wistfully passionate sound through soaring vocals and touching piano riffs. Reminiscent of Ronnie Van Zandt’s powerful interpretation of classic rock ballads, the album features piano passages that Joe interprets with verve. He’s honed his skills on the keyboard since his mother taught him the secrets of the keyboard at five years old.
Wednesday, April 6, 2011
Sleepy Rebels - World Record
If you haven't heard Sleepy Rebels, you're in for a kaleidoscopic sound treat. Brother (Bruce Driscoll) and sister (Erica Driscoll) vocal duo of New York-based alternative pop group Blondfire joined Jeremy Adelman, founder of indie label Powerful Company. The result was World Record – an acoustic/classic/electro-pop debut album with a folky feel. This 12-track record will thrill Indie, alternative and classical music lovers and surprise the rest.
Labels:
John Lennon,
Magic Girl,
Sleepy Rebels,
World Record
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