Christy Angeletti

Christy Angeletti

Christy Angeletti
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Genre: Dance / CHR
Country: USA


Christy Angeletti is a cutting-edge singer/songwriter whose charming allure is only surpassed by her amazing sense of connection to the human experience and her ability to express it in song.

A charismatic mix of insightfulness and hippie-chic sensitivity, enhanced by a whimsical yet kickass attitude, Christy Angeletti's writing articulates the sensibilities of the generation through her perspective. "I love to write songs that evoke emotion; songs that have a little attitude and tell things how they are."

With a mischievous smile and sensuous magnetism, Christy's stage presence is spell-binding. "There is something magical about performing live in front of a huge audience; I come to life."

From Columbus, Ohio, Christy Angeletti's singing career began as a little girl, in church and in school. Progressing onward to performing at local events and various venues, opening for major headlining acts and recording in the studios of Nashville.

Christy has had a prolific year writing, recording and releasing new music, filming music videos and perfecting her stage show. Her new releases have had overwhelming reception and feedback attested by a rapidly growing fan base.

Truly dedicated to her craft, Christy Angeletti, the passionate artist, is continuously cultivating; tirelessly singing and writing, creating with heart and soul. "It's my world and I love it!".

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ShiSho - The Dead Milkmen Song

 

ShiSho releases "Shrouded in Shadows," in the wake of their break-out "The Dead Milkmen Song - featuring the Dead Milkmen"

 

 

Teen Sisters Vivian and Midge Ramone are Quirky, Indie Duo, ShiSho

 

 

In time for the much-anticipated "The IT Crowd" sitcom finale, ShiSho releases their new single, "Shrouded in Shadows," a song of solidarity to the alienated and bullied.

 

 

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

September 24, 2013 - Akron, Ohio: Quirky, clever teen-sister act ShiSho, spent their summer touring to support their release, "The Sisters EP" and their comically nihilistic tribute single, "The Dead Milkmen Song - featuring the Dead Milkmen." Now, in time for the much-anticipated IT Crowd television show finale - where viewers can spot ShiSho's posters prominently displayed on set, the duo unleashes a new track, "Shrouded in Shadows," the second single from "The Sisters EP." 

 

Through "Shrouded in Shadows" Vivian and Midge Ramone sing a message of solidarity to the alienated and bullied using oft-too-familiar high school scenarios as a backdrop. The track empathetically addresses the issue with sensitivity while maintaining ShiSho's trademark quirk.

 

Like a favorite coming-of-age film, the song unfolds with dark yet authentic geeky warmth. It holds appeal for fans of Daniel Johnston, Kimya Dawson, The Blow, Allo Darlin', and the Sarah Records crowd.

 

“Shrouded in Shadows tackles bullying from a sympathetic outsider’s point of view with gawky charm." says Nikki Delamotte, of Cellar Door Cleveland, "An ode to a fellow classmate rife with total pubescent recall – 'I’m sorry that they said those things about you changing in the locker room,' 'In art class they made fun of you because the only way you know how to draw is anime,' 'I know why you sit alone at lunch' 'Shrouded' is innocent, but never juvenile, and in essence the stuff folk-punk heroines are made of."

 

Music writer, Ken Sears praises ShiSho for "capturing adolescent angst and awkwardness perfectly."

 

Adam Spektor of Tour Volume says, "The balance of humorous references to fan fiction and equine birth with poignant asides, recalls They Might Be Giants at their funny-sad best."

 

Listeners of WFMU, Jersey City's famous free-form radio station, heard ShiSho perform "Shrouded in Shadows" as part of their hour, in-studio interview on June 3rd. Fans can stream the interview and performance from WFMU.ORG:

http://www.wfmu.org/playlists/shows/50935

 

"Shrouded in Shadows" was produced by "Phantom Farmer" aka, Joel McAnulty of indie band De Novo Dahl at The Green Lodge Studio in Nashville, Tennessee. The track is the second single from "The Sisters EP," released on ShiSho's own independent imprint, Magnetic Bunny Arts, available at iTunes, Amazon and Bandcamp.

  iTunes
  Amazon
  Bandcamp

Fans of "The IT Crowd" will catch sight of ShiSho's band posters and stickers prominently displayed on set of the highly-anticipated finale episode, airing September 27.

"Graham Linehan, the writer, director, and mastermind of the IT Crowd is giving ShiSho a generous nod in the big finale episode airing on Friday, September 27," says Vivian Ramone. "If you're a fan like us, you'll be watching the show like we will be - and you'll see ShiSho posters and stickers sprinkled throughout the show's set, including front and center on Moss' (actor, Richard Ayoade) desk. It's so surreal! We're beyond excited."

ShiSho's stickers displayed on Moss' desk and laptop on The IT Crowd finale © Hal Shinnie

 

 

 

About ShiSho

Indie recording artists' ShiSho are real-life sisters, sixteen year old Vivian Ramone (guitar, ukulele, vocals) and thirteen year old Midge (accordion, ukulele, vocals). The duo have been described as the feasible offspring of They Might Be Giants and Kimya Dawson. With a punk aesthetic that catches audiences off-guard, ShiSho is a kid band that's not for kid audiences. In the nine years the sisters have been writing, recording and performing, the duo issued four releases, performed with artists including Man Man, The Dead Milkmen's Joe Jack Talcum, The Smoking Popes, They Might Be Giants, Skating Polly and many others. The band performs primarily original songs live. A crowd favorite is "Rocks n Penalties," a musical narrative about poison rainbows, puking unicorns and a Smiths reunion, released on England's Filthy Little Angels Records.

 

Upcoming ShiSho Shows:

09/22 Ingenutiy Fest, Cleveland, OH  

10/05 Lawn Con, Youngstown, OH

10/12 Highland Square Porch Rokr, Akron, OH  

10/13 The Grog Shop, Cleveland w/ The Blow

10/19 Con on the Cob, Hudson, OH   

 

For complete tour dates and much more, keep up with ShiSho online:

 

    sonicbids.com/shisho

    shisho.bandcamp.com

    magneticbunny.com

    twitter.com/shishorocks

    facebook.com/shisho

Contact: shishorocks@gmail.com

Raoul McLay - Change

Basic Band InfoBand Name: 

Raoul McLay

Album Name: Anthology

Email Address: laysongs_inc@yahoo.com.au

Website Address: http://www.custard.net.au/raoulmclayMusic 

Style: Pop/RockInfluences: The Beatles 

Geographic City: Melbourne

State: Victoria

Country: Australia

Zip Code: 3121 

Band Description

Positive, melodic, original guitar based Pop/Rock

Raoul McLay is an innovative and passionate musician who speaks the truth through the art of songwriting. "I needed a way to express my views on society and songwriting proved the perfect medium", he states. His socially aware, positive and thought provoking lyrics set to contemporary and groundbreaking musical backing make his songs vital and essential listening. Raoul McLay's music is available at all good retail outlets or chaos.com, and on iTunes etc.

Raoul McLay Releases Anthology

Raoul McLay's twenty-track Anthology album is a compilation of demo's, live recordings, rehearsals and legitimate releases presented in chronological order. Included are tracks from bands McLay has been part of eg. The Set, White Noise and Now! etc. as well as solo efforts. This shows the growth and development of McLay's talents from early days until more recent times, as well as presenting a concise and definitive history of this artist. The cd is available in stores and on iTunes and other online stores such as Chaos.com.

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Here are the 15 Most Popular Music Sites as derived from our eBizMBA Rank which is a constantly updated average of each website's Alexa Global Traffic Rank, and U.S. Traffic Rank from both Compete and Quantcast. "*#*" Denotes an estimate for sites with limited Compete or Quantcast data. If you know a website that should be included on this list based on its traffic rankings Please Let Us Know.
1 | Pandora
160 - eBizMBA Rank | 27,550,000 - Estimated Unique Monthly Visitors | 93 - Compete Rank | 38 - Quantcast Rank | 349 - Alexa Rank.
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2 | Yahoo! Music
160 - eBizMBA Rank | 27,500,000 - Estimated Unique Monthly Visitors | 60 - Compete Rank | *260* - Quantcast Rank | NA - Alexa Rank.
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3 | SoundCloud
379 - eBizMBA Rank | 15,400,000 - Estimated Unique Monthly Visitors | 559 - Compete Rank | NA - Quantcast Rank | 198 - Alexa Rank.
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4 | Last.fm
422 - eBizMBA Rank | 13,600,000 - Estimated Unique Monthly Visitors | 310 - Compete Rank | *NA* - Quantcast Rank | 533 - Alexa Rank.
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5 | MySpace Music
725 - eBizMBA Rank | 6,500,000 - Estimated Unique Monthly Visitors | NA - Compete Rank | NA - Quantcast Rank | NA - Alexa Rank.
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6 | Aol Music
730 - eBizMBA Rank | 6,400,000 - Estimated Unique Monthly Visitors | 535 - Compete Rank | *925* - Quantcast Rank | NA - Alexa Rank.
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7 | Grooveshark
852 - eBizMBA Rank | 5,900,000 - Estimated Unique Monthly Visitors | 755 - Compete Rank | *NA* - Quantcast Rank | 949 - Alexa Rank.
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9 | Radio
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John Fogerty Says Tell-All Won't Be. . .Tawdry - New Album/CD

"I'm not looking for the big reveal," the rock legend says of his autobiography -- for which he's still looking for a collaborator

John Fogerty's new all-star duets album, "Wrote a Song For Everyone, is locked and loaded for its May 28 release. Not so, the autobiography Fogerty is also planning to write.

John Fogerty Says Tell-All Won't Be a 'Tawdry, Supermarket Kind of Thing'


The former Creedence Clearwater Revival frontman tells Billboard that while he has signed a deal with Little, Brown and Company for a memoir that will be published during 2014, the project is still in its formative stages. "I haven't really decided on the (co-) writer yet," Fogerty says. "I need a collaborator. If you get me to sit down and write a letter, that's an accomplishment. E-mail was invented for guys like me."

Nevertheless, Fogerty is confident that once the decision has been made, the writing will go quickly.

"Actually," he notes, "a lot of work has been done because I talked in the years past to other people and got it all recorded and transcribed, even, and that'll be the raw material that the right person will digest and then go, 'Yeah, that's fine, now let's start over...' "

Fogerty has been outspoken over the years about the bitterness he feels towards CCR's label Fantasy Records and its former owner Saul Zaentz over song ownership, and about issues he's had with his former bandmates. But he says he doesn't plan on getting too down and dirty with the book.

"This is not going to be that sort of tawdry, supermarket kind of thing," Fogerty says. "If there's any names of people in my life who have been close friends, lovers, all of that, who are invisible, it's gonna stay that way. I'm not looking for the big reveal or to get a lot of stuff off my chest or anything like that."

Instead he hopes to focus on positive aspects of his life and career.

"I've had a remarkable life in music," Fogerty explains. "I started as a child who knew his field of joy almost from the time he could move, and that was music. And everybody noticed; everyone around me noticed, 'Wow, he's musical. Look, he's dancing,' and I was still in diapers. Since then it's been a journey, and I just want to tell that story...of the original joy of a child discovering music and being just...If i can ever convey how that feels, I think it's something worth talking about."

Fogerty plans to do some touring in support of "Wrote a Song For Everyone," which includes collaborations on CCR songs with Foo Fighters, Bob Seger, Kid Rock, Rascal Flatts, Dawes, Miranda Lambert and others. Meanwhile, he's spent the beginning of this year as part of Dave Grohl's Sound City Players, an experience he says was memorable.

"I really like Dave. I really do," Fogerty says. "He's a happy guy...and he's a thoughtful guy. That (music) doesn't just happen, but he's having fun with it. And that's how I feel. That's what I'm doing. It was fun to let loose and really just not worry about anything and play with all the joy that's in us. The same with all the other guys in the Foos; they're having a great time doing this, and it's such an unusual souffle of stuff all these different artists and stuff like that. I get to be emotionally in charge for a little while, but I'm certainly not the boss. It's been really great, and I hope we get to do it again sometime."