New York Indie Artist The Kobolds featuring EP II Debut

Peace, Love, & Global Harmony to All of God’s Rainbow Tribes…

Band Members:  Andrew, Spencer, Nicholas, and Alex

New York Indie Artist The Kobolds featuring EP II Debut.  Time to loose’in up with a little alternative rock, with an under tone of funk.  The Kobolds began playing music together as teenagers in College Station, Texas. Then transitioned to New York to pursue degrees at N.Y.U.  Alex and Nick enlisted Pennsylvanian drummer Andrew Benson from a local Guitar Center.

Using intense intimidation tactics, Alex, Nick, and Andrew coerced their long-time friend from Texas, Spencer Synwolt, to start a new life in New York and round out the rock quartet.  This is a wonderful example of synchronizing talent from within your network resources.

So sit back have a cup of coffee, tea, or a glass of wine, and enjoy some good conversation & music with “The Kobolds” and be inspired…

Come join us:

Program Notes:   *The show is live music intro “Buckle” from their EP II Debut

Stay tuned & visit to “ESpiritE-Radio7” by visiting http://www.espirite.net/espiriteradio7.html

Airs Live Wednesday, 8/10/11:

3:30 - 5:00 p.m. Pacific Time, USA

5:30 - 7:00 p.m. Central Time, USA

6:30 - 8:00 p.m. Eastern Time, USA

Show Call-in info:

(712) 432-0075, “Listeners Enter”:  533869#

Facebook Show Event:

https://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=203028559751444

The Kobolds Links:

http://www.last.fm/music/TheKobolds

http://www.thekobolds.com/

http://www.facebook.com/thekobolds

http://www.myspace.com/thekobolds

http://twitter.com/#!/thekobolds

http://www.youtube.com/thekobolds

http://www.reverbnation.com/thekobolds

New York Indie Artist, Poet and Activist Lauren O’Brien Featuring CD “Inconsequential Dream”

New York Indie Artist, Poet and Activist Lauren O’Brien Featuring CD “Inconsequential Dream”.   Lauren commands thought provoking poetry & lyrics to voice the political activist from within.  This passion is blended with her performance and the awesome musicians that synergize arrangement to life.  Thereby, captivating you to listen intently to become engaged and inspired.  “I love rock ’n’ roll, the passion and rebelliousness of it,” says Lauren. “But I want to be part of it in my own way—I want to take poetry and rock it out.”

Which is exactly what Lauren does—and then some—on Inconsequential Dream, her astonishing debut album. Take “color code,” a menacing, tension-rich rumination on love’s blurred lines of communication (“The colors in our code system / seem to keep switching on me”). Or the hard-hitting title track, which was inspired by the numerous mystic predictions about the year 2012 and the letting go of old ideas in order to live more fully in the new age (“Try to survive / it’s time / the quickening / the great purifying”). And then there’s “To Let Someone,” an acoustic guitar-laced allegory likening newfound spiritual energy to the acceptance of a former lover’s new mate (“To let someone / who is loved / by the one who used to love you / into your home / Well that is the thing/ that takes / the most courage”).

Lauren’s own ride began in her suburban hometown of East Meadow, Long Island, where she found herself drawn to the arts and political activism. “I organized a protest against fur at the mall when I was in fifth grade,” says with a laugh. There was music and culture in the house; her father played guitar and her mother, a teacher, played piano and exposed her to literature and theater. Inspired by the beat writers, Lauren took to poetry early on.

Following music lessons she went on to study acting, met groundbreaking director Polina Klimovitskaya, and spent three years with the professor’s avant-garde troupe, Terra Incognita Theater. Lauren credits Klimovitskaya’s “psycho-physical” method as a strong influence on her own approach to performing, and began to utilize it when she started participating in poetry readings.

So, sit back relax have a cup of coffee, tea, or a glass of wine and enjoy good conversation and music with Lauren O’ Brien.

Come join us this evening airs live Thursday, 11/18/10 6:30 - 8:30 p.m. Central Time, USA / 7:30 - 9:30 p.m. Eastern Time, USA ... Show Call-in#:  (347) 215-6487

***Please note the date referenced in the link is the 19th, the actual date is the 18th***

http://www.blogtalkradio.com/espirite-radio7/2010/11/19/thursday-late-night-with-nesheba

Lauren O’ Brien Links:

http://laurenobrienmusic.com/

http://www.facebook.com/laurenobrienmusic

http://twitter.com/laurenobrien1

http://www.myspace.com/laurenobrienmusic

http://www.last.fm/music/Lauren+O'Brien

http://www.reverbnation.com/laurenobrien

New York Indie Artist “Tin Pan” Featuring their CD “Hound’s Tooth” and More…

New York Indie Artists “Tin Pan” Featuring their CD “Hound’s Tooth” and more.  Diversification of sound and influences is what this talented group delivers i.e. Alternative, Blues, Roots, Americana, Soul, and Jazz as an example.  This allows music to just flow with freedom, as it should through artists who know how to in fuse it to the next level.  Tin Pan’s music transcends time from then to now flowing seamlessly letting the spirit of music touch those that listen, this in and of it self is a gift.

Tin Pan members Jesse Selengut on trumpet, lead vocals and compositions, Clifton Hyde on guitar and hollerin’, Stefan Zeniuk on reeds and boy soprano vocals, and Peter “Baby Hands” Maness on bass and some singin’, Tin Pan evokes everything from Fats Waller and Louis Armstrong to Irving Berlin and Hoagy Carmichael. Founded in 2006 by Selengut, a long time New York based musician, and the curator of the Williamsburg Jazz Festival, the band sprung from what he calls, “a need for this kind of music.” He elaborates, “As soon as I started playing this music, it just felt so easy and natural. It’s simplicity demands that you be totally committed to it – there’s no hiding behind theory or pose.” 

Finding players to fit his vision was challenging, but when Selengut met Mississippi native Clifton Hyde, who has played with Lou Reed, Debbie Harry, Blue Man Group and others, he knew he found the right man. “I auditioned about 25 different guitarists,” Jesse recalls, “and right away I knew Clifton was perfect. He’s experienced with blues and jazz but isn’t constrained by excessive training. And he has an intuitive understanding of what dancers need.” Stefan Zeniuk entered the picture through Clifton, bringing in a touch of the avant-garde to the proceedings. “I’m not even sure Stefan is that interested in jazz. He’s just got incredible energy – (saxophonist) Tim Berne was his babysitter. I think that affected him for life,” says Selengut with a laugh. Bassist Pete “Baby Hands” Maness was chosen because when we discovered that he could slap the bass, spin the bass, and get every girl’s phone number all in the same tune.

So, sit back relax have a cup of coffee, tea, or a glass of wine, and enjoy good conversation & music.  Oh, don’t forget to spread the news and join us…

Come join us Friday, 10/15/10 airs live from 6:30 - 8:30 p.m. Central Time, USA - Show Call-in#:  (347) 215-6487

http://www.blogtalkradio.com/espirite-radio7/2010/10/15/friday-entrepreneurs-and-more

Tin Pan Links:

http://www.last.fm/user/TinPanBluesBand

http://tinpanband.com/wordpress/

http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/hounds-tooth/id302511355

http://www.myspace.com/tinpanband

http://www.ilike.com/artist/Tin+Pan/

http://www.reverbnation.com/tinpan

http://feeds2.feedburner.com/tinpan

http://www.facebook.com/pages/Tin-Pan/8073806719