For those who celebrate, have a Happy Thanksgiving. May you and your loved ones have a safe and happy holiday. For those who don't, Happy Thursday and may you and your loved ones also have a safe and happy day.
Cheers,
QNYC
brellas (pictured) / Jason Anderson / Sora An at Cake Shop
28 -- Nila Kay (pictured) at 92 Y Tribeca
e vinyl), titled Whitespace, on Tuesday, December 1. Whitespace along with a 5-song self-titled EP are a preview of his full-length record, I Woke Up which is due early spring 2010.
ertain things. So when we didn't get our annual George Wein produced jazz festival this past summer, for the first time in 37 years I might add, we missed it! Well, suffer no more New York, it's back.
ts is, for now, exclusively at thinkindie.com but will be available everywhere else on December 15. For those who watch Last Call with Carson Daly, set your recording device of choice to NBC (1:35 AM Eastern time, check your local listings for when it airs in your time zone). She and her band will perform on the show Friday, November 20. So check her out on that. And for your viewing and listening pleasure, check out this clip of Hannigan covering Depeche Mode’s “Personal Jesus.” Okay, am I the only one who thinks that the record should have had seven tracks? Why isn't a version of that cover not on the disc?
n, has garnered radio attention in the UK and writes his own music. He also has a fun song called "Today." Check him out for yourselves.www.myspace.com/therichardjay

nFlag have a record out, Divello. I gave them a listen and my first thought was, they remind me of some of the more aggressive sounds that came out of Seattle back in the 90's. With the exception of Alice In Chains, I got rather bored of the so called "Seattle sound" rather quickly oh and I'm still feeling mad love for the one off Temple of the Dog record but that's a different story and I digressed. If you like your rock a little more on the aggressive side, check them out. My favorite track on the record is "Black Lady."
at I've liked but in general it's not my cup of tea. Anyway, an email from a nice gentleman over at The Nu Breed Music Group landed in my inbox introducing me to the sounds of a young man named Tryfle, the son of reggae artist Keith Hudson. He has a new record out called Lost Son which is available at The Nu Breed web store. I had a listen to some tracks and decided that "My Bad" has a catchy chorus and music. You can watch the video HERE. If your cup of tea is of the hip-hop flava, check him out.
ae tinged music. But I gave him a listen and it turns out he does some experimental (experimental being the operative word), oft times psychedelic, hippy folk type stuffs. Yes, I said stuffs! I found myself with the urge to light some incense and craving brownies, you know, the special kind that your friend Moonbeam Starshine's parents make. He has a bunch of music up on his website to listen to and download, so, pop on over and check him out for yourselves. "Peace To The People" is the track that stands out the most to me from his album Light Headed. I'll be honest, I'm still trying to process the record.
are of the progressive pop/rock genre. They have a new record out called Dragonflies. It can be found on their website (HERE) as one of those "pay what you want deals" so, you have no one to blame but yourself if you don't like the price! Anyway, I've had a listen to some of the tracks and decided that the title track "Dragonflies" and "Between You and Me" are the standout tracks for me. Swing on over and check them out for yourselves.
3 -- Imogen Heap (pictured) at Music Hall of Williamsburg
Heaven / Oh No Ono at Mercury Lounge
spring of 2010. To get you ready for the release, the good folks over at The Music Slut have in their lovely little blogger hands, the exclusive web premiere of "Tongue Twister Typo" from the album for download. I'm diggin' the track. Head on over and check it out for yourselves.