STRATEGIC ARTIST ADVOCACY SINCE 1997
"The record leans into dark corners of the psyche... Some of the uplift comes from the artist's singular deliveryβa distillation of a sober Jim Morrison and less surreal Screamin' Jay Hawkins."
J Hacha De Zola chats with Jedd Beaudoin of Strange Currency on KMUW about ππͺπ΅π©π°πΆπ΅ π ππ³πͺπ£π¦, J's latest album out now.
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"Her most recent recording, ππ³π’π―π¬πͺπ―π€π¦π―π΄π¦ π’π―π₯ ππΊπ³π³π©, is a genre-swinging delight," says Lonesome Highway in conversation with Milly Raccoon.
"A free spirit whose fiddle playing and vocals have journeyed from classical violin... to her current musical position as a somewhat left-of-centre country artist."
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Thanks to The Brooklyn Eagle for posting about "Bergen Street" by The Chapin Sisters. But also, how about the photo at the top of the feature of Uncle Harry Chapin with one of my all-time heroes Gilda Radner?!
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Check out The Chapin Sisters, with an acoustic preview of their next single "All Through The Night" on The Great American Folk Show via Prairie Public Radio!
Click for your lifeβ¦ and see the video for the duoβs most recent single, βBergen Street,β below!
"Leaving Brooklyn, coming back as visitors and discovering both familiarity and estrangement inspired The Chapin Sisters' new song."
Abigail and Lily chat with BK Reader today about "Bergen Street," their first new music in five years.
"Growing up, art and music permeated Lily and Abigailβs lives. With GRAMMY-winning singer Tom Chapin as a father and folk-rock musician Harry Chapin β of βCatβs in the Cradleβ fame β as an uncle, itβs no surprise that music accompanied the sistersβ artistic lives."
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Good morning!
The conversation about this feature story for Charleston Home + Design Magazine started two years ago as Mark Bryan was still in construction on his studio.
I absolutely love how the final piece turned out! On stands locally now, or you can check it out right here.
Many thanks to Micaela Arnett and Paige Taylor for seeing this through. The beautiful photography is by Callie Cranford.
Favorite local band? SUSTO!