Brit-to-NYCer Greg Holden put in a solid and entertaining performance last night here in Austin, opening for the excellent Ingrid Michaelson.
Greg is selling his CDs at shows. And his EP Sing for the City - just days old - is also at iTunes.
Dred Scott and his trio (Ben Rubin on bass, Tony Mason on drums) is playing the Charlie ParkerJazz Festival on Sunday, at 3pm. It takes place in Tompkin's Square Park, and it's free!
Also free is Dred's new podcast, featuring live music segments from his weekly gig at Rockwood Music Hall. Subscribe/listen via iTunes, or via his RSS feed.
It's taken a while, but Susan Enan's Plainsong now available on Amie Street, for just $5. And there's nothing plain about it ... it's a wonderful album, that all should buy.
Susan is currently in her native England, but will be back in NYC in a couple of weeks.
Photo by Lauren Jonik
Hymns rounded off their Piano's residency on Tuesday by releasing their EP Appaloosa. Above, vocalist Brian Harding with guest Jason Laz of Locksley.
Download Appaloosa @ iTunes.
The sophomore CD from Brooklyn's Care Bears on Fire teen pop/punk combo - Get Over It - is now available at iTunes.
Elizabeth & the Catapult's major label (Verve Forecast) release Taller Children is now on iTunes. It's also on my iPod and I'm loving it!
And the official CD release party is slated for Joe's Pub on June 11th.
In fact, Elizabeth stopped by the Second Sundays "Less Talk, More Rock" gig on Sunday and performed a few songs, including one with Jeff Taylor.
Photo by Lauren Jonik
