Posts Tagged ‘cd’
Monika Herzig Holiday Concert Dates:
Wednesday, December 9, Jazz Kitchen, Indianapolis
7-11PM, $10
National CD release of Peace on Earth with Holiday Wine Tasting
Enjoy the sounds of the season with one of Owl Studios’ brightest stars.
A collection of great holiday tunes.
www.thejazzkitchen.com
PS – We also will have a special tasting that will feature holiday cocktails @ 6p (the price for that is $15)
Friday, December 11, Kaleidoscope of Lights
6:30PM
Independent musician Matthew Ryan is releasing his latest album, Dear Lover, in digital format today. The CD is available at most digital music stores including: iTunes, Amazon, Rhapsody, Emusic, The Nokia Store and more.
I had to make sure I put in the right CD when the intro to “City Life” blared out of the speakers. With an electronica vibe accompanying Ryan’s vocals, it gives a refreshing feel to a familiar voice. Ryan’s previous albums also included some songs with a hint of electronica sound, but “City Life” is a track that takes it to a new place.
Ryan keeps an upbeat tempo feel with the title track, “Dear Lover,” which begins with a heart felt vocal asking, “Tell me what want. Tell me what you want…,” over a simple distorted riff. This song proves to show how emotionally sound and powerful his vocals can be. There are very few artists in the rock genre whose vocals can outshine the instruments.
A new saxophonist is on the rise in contemporary jazz. Hulon, who brings a fresh perspective on jazz with old-school style, will be releasing his debut CD, First Impressions.
Produced by Jeff Kashiwa, this CD promises to be a delightful experience with hot grooves and romantic charm.
First Impressions, is scheduled for release in early 2010.
When asked about this new CD and artist, Jeff Kashiwa said, “It’s every producer’s dream to come across an artist who has three qualities: drive to develop their unique voice, enthusiasm for creating music and passion to perform. Hulon posses all of these qualities.
Third Eye Blind have photos on their Web site of the amazing CD and vinyl packaging for Ursa Major, which was just released. The package of the CD provides: 20 page booklet, lyrics, multi-fold eco-sensitive pack and more.
Ursa Major was the #1 selling album iTunes the day of its release and continues to be top digital download.
Taking advantage of online marketing techniques while entering the independent music world, Third Eye Blind has encompassed the self-marketing operations for their first indie album.
Copeland will be performing two special acoustic in-store sets this week. The indie band will be playing in Louisville, KY and in Knoxville, TN.
Fans who pick up a copy of the bands new album “You Are My Sunshine” will receive a free Copeland poster!
Tomorrow: July 21st @ 2 PM
Ear X-Tacy
1534 Bardstown Rd.
Louisville, KY 40205
Saturday: July 25th @ 3 PM
Disc Exchange
2615 Chapman Highway
Knoxville, TN 37920
You will receive an autographed poster if you pre-order the indie band’s CD, Infomaniac! You Can Purchase Through The Nightmare Of You Store!
The band are currently on a United States tour, so look for them in a city near you.

In a world where bands are signed after being discovered on Myspace, recording original material is a must for any band that wants to become popular. Bands such as My Chemical Romance, Gym Class Heroes, Boys Like Girls, and Valencia are examples of bands who were given the opportunity to reach their dreams through the music website Purevolume.com.
Although the internet helped these bands become popular, having music available at shows was another way for them to get their music out. In this context, an important financial decision bands need to make is whether to sell their original music as a pressed disc or give it away for free. A “pressed” disc is one that includes professionally made artwork and cover along with the songs. The minimum cost for bands making a pressed CD is usually between $3,500 and $4,000. Making music available to the public in this fashion can be very expensive for a band and requires that the band be very dedicated so that the effort is not wasted by the band breaking up.




