.@mikeshupp is our artist of the week with his chill tones and soulful feel check out his music here download.mikeshupp.com/track/another-… #AOTW
— Timbre (@timbreapp) November 13, 2012
Neil Finn has launched a comprehensive new website (yes!), “which has been a long time coming” in his words, and which also coincides with the release of his new “Song of the Lonely Mountain,” which plays over the end credits of Peter Jackson’s The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey (link below). The site looks like a real treat for fans of all things Finn such as myself, with music, video, and beautiful photography from each phase of his career. The EPK videos from The Finn Brothers’ “Everyone Is Here” (one of my favorite albums) are included, as well as a 2010 interview I’d never seen… and pages and pages of Crowded House video and interviews.
Neil Finn | Official website of Neil Finn
Rolling Stone – Neil Finn Reaches Epic Heights on ‘Song of the Lonely Mountain’
“Everyone Is Here” EPK – Finn Brothers
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Published Lifestream for November 6th.
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Published Retweet Today: Free Digital Album.
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Listened to Something in My Way – Gemma Hayes.
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Listened to Street Car – Hayden.
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Listened to Allegro – Franz Joseph Haydn.
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Listened to Traveling Alone – Tift Merritt.
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Listened to Courante – Heinrich Ignaz Franz von Biber.
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Listened to II. Allegro – Pietro Antonio Locatelli.
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Listened to III. Allegro – Johann Christian Bach.
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Listened to Grave – Georg Philipp Telemann.
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Listened to Allegro – Georg Friedrich Händel.
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Listened to II. Allegro – Arcangelo Corelli.
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Listened to Minuet – Luigi Boccherini.
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Listened to I. Andante – Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach.
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Listened to Spring Song – Felix Mendelssohn.
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Listened to La descente de Mars – Jean-Baptiste Lully.
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Listened to I. Grave – Vivace – Giuseppe Torelli.
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Listened to I. Allegro – Giuseppe Tartini.
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I am loving Intrepid Pursuits’ Timbre live music discovery app for iOS. It’s a really simple and intuitive tool for quickly looking up what shows are happening in your area tonight or in the coming week, and quickly hearing what the artists sound like. Music previews, if available, are pulled from the iTunes store and play immediately. Intrepid Pursuits’ founder Mark Kasdorf says “We want to be a service that lets you listen to a lot of music quickly. We don’t want you to not find any jazz, or any country, because you think you don’t like it…” and The New York Times calls it “radically simple…”
An Android version is expected by year’s end.
Timbre Offers Previews of a Variety of Bands Playing Nearby – NYTimes.com
? Retweet today: free digital album (end 5pm EST)#MikeShupp music – download.mikeshupp.com#Facebook – facebook.com/MikeShuppPage/…#Bandcamp
— Mike Shupp (@MikeShupp) November 10, 2012
Amazing Interview with Jack Conte Of Pomplamoose & More on Upward Spiral Podcast bit.ly/RHvozY
— hypebot (@hypebot) November 9, 2012
“Pol. expertise must/will be redefined; debate over Silver’s model classic horse/buggy meets combustion eng. moment” onforb.es/WAbzPz
— Mike Shupp (@MikeShupp) November 8, 2012
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Published Lifestream for November 2nd.
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Andy Shearer Music likes Mike Shupp Music
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