Son Little Shares Tender New Song “Cherry”
Curiosity about his ancestry has led songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Son Little on a journey throughout the American South that has resulted in his new album, simply titled ‘CITYFOLK.’
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The Locust featured on San Diego's 94.9 FM
Tues. March 6th at 9pm (Pacific) the Locust will be featured on San Diego's 94.9 fm station as "local member of the day" for their new album "New Erections". If you don't live in the San Diego area, you can check out the live broadcast online at fm949sd.com.
BURY ME NOT - Danny Cohen blog entry
On any given day you can find me in a rural cemetary, dodging the fiery engines of groundskeepers. I'm trying to escape the frying pan of gardners from my retirement community. Geriatrics also peer in from the jacuzzi plateau, on the way to the 'clubhouse', to sign up for the …
Antibalas are coming to your town
Antibalas Sets Extensive U.S. Tour Behind Acclaimed Anti- Debut Security Heralded By URB as “A Perfect Musical Statement” In advance of its imminent Anti- debut and extensive eight week U.S. tour, Antibalas – the socially-diverse and politically-minded New York collective – is drawing rave reviews for the John (Tortoise, Stereolab, …
Tim Fite Reaps Enormous Praise For Over The Counter Culture
Billboard Calls Fite’s New Free Disc, “The First Must-Hear Album of 2007” Confirmed for Bonnaroo This Summer Brooklyn-based multi-genrist Tim Fite is garnering rave reviews for his new album, Over The Counter Culture, which has been available for free download through his website (www.timfite.com), iTunes, and emusic since February 20th. …
Xavier Rudd sets "White Moth" free on June 19th
Xavier Rudd – the acclaimed Australian singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist – will release the follow up to his acclaimed Anti- debut, Food In The Belly on June 19th. Titled White Moth, the disc finds Rudd speaking out against his country’s Aboriginal land right policies which have led to the wholesale …
The Boston Globe writes about Tim Fite's new (free) album
Most likely to subvert the system - An artist fights consumer culture by releasing his album for free By Joan Anderman, .Globe Staff | February 16, 2007 It's tempting to describe Tim Fite as the sort of hard-core activist who puts his money where his mouth is, except no money …