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Afuche and Kagero
Playlist including: Joe Moore, Cesar Alvarez, J.A.C.K., Project Jenny, Project Jan, Paleo, Laura Stevenson, Drew & The Medicinal Pen, Meowskers, Lionel Neykov, Doug Keith, J.A.C.K., Richard McGraw, Frank Hoier, Alaska In Winter, Diet Kong, Wynn Walent, Red Beard, Kat, These United States, Dave Doobinin, Afuche, The Vandelles, Organized Sports, Luke Wesley, Brook Pridemore, Via Audio, Andrew Hoepfner, Wakey!Wakey!, Pure Horsehair, Kendra Morris, David LK Murphy, The Bloodsugars, Hello Nurse, Ben Godwin, My Pet Dragon, Elizabeth Harper & The Matinee, New Idea Society, Strand of Oaks, Matt Bauer, Semi Precious Weapons, Autodrone, Miwagemini, Summer Lawns, Rob Troise, Abigail Warchild, Viva Viva, Jeff Jacobson, Dan Torres, Project Jenny, Project Jan, Emperor X, Colin Steel, Brett Saxon, Kinetic, Baker, The Press, Man In Gray, Anthem In, Anoche, Inlets, Chairlift, Wax & Wane, What What Where, Bobbyblue, LEVY, Meowskers, Bombs, Dante Cimadamore, Paleo, Deer Tick . . . |
 
Jezebel Music's Third Annual Williamsburg Live Songwriter
Competition 2006
Recorded at North Six, Brooklyn, NY
In 2006, around 500 musicians submitted a recorded song to the 3rd Annual Williamsburg Live Songwriter Competition. 150 people made it into the "live" competition, which took place over 8 days. This CD is a compilation of the 9 finalists' live performances at the Finals at North Six in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, with two bonus tracks (by Nick Ogawa, the WLSC 2006 Winner; and Cesar Alvarez from the Semifinals.)
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May Feature 2008
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the Feature Article by Ben Krieger...
There comes a point in every hard-working musician's career when it seems as if the fun is gone. And fun -- not fame -- was what motivated us to strap on the guitars in the first place. Neckbeard Telecaster is a reaction to that sense of loss. There isn't a stable band lineup, there aren't any records, you can't find their lyric sheets posted online, there aren't any plans, there aren't any attempts to book a show, and there isn’t anything close to regular rehearsals. There's a lot of really great music, a bit of the bubbly, beards and neck ties. That's pretty much all you need to know...
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