A (short) list of clients with which we've worked: House of Freaks (Giant, Rhino) Pat McGee Band (Giant) Ralph Sampson, NBA MVP (radio sports vignette) Baaba Seth Car Bomb Copper Sails Mudcat Jones Miles Kennedy of the Mayfield Four (Elektra) Terry Garland Wynton Marsalis |
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Sin City Revival "self-titled" 2005 ............................................. Sin City Revival is Richmond 's new seven-piece southern rock tour-de-force, hovering somewhere between Velvet Revolver and the Black Crowes. The Richmond Music Journal found SCR early on as an undiscovered jewel, labeling them as “the best band you'll never hear” on commercial radio. That seems to suit SCR just fine, particularly since within their first year, they had already gained a massive, grass roots following from playing outdoor events ranging from opening spots with Molly Hatchet to Harley Davidson Rallies in North Carolina . Of the record, Roberts said, “I think we were all rather kind of burnt on the state of commercial music – everything's so prefab with pitch correction, sample-dropping and tempo quantization – there's virtually no heart and soul left in music today. We wanted to produce something that would sound current but would at the same time contain performances that would make Tom Dowd happy. We used no click tracks and the guys all insisted on doing their solos in single takes to keep the live feel. If you're bothered by a subtle shift in tempo or errant missed note, you've kind of missed the point with this record. This isn't Maroon 5 or John Maher, this is Sin City baby!” www.sincityrevival.com |
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Stacy Koviak "Treading Bleu" - 2005 "Time to Fly" - 2002 ............................................. This Kalamazoo, Michigan native has earned genuine respect in the acoustic/folk community in Virginia. Her music frequents the airwaves on both XL102's "Studio B," and Y101's "Community Service" (local radio shows), and she continues to build a fan-base here in Richmond playing steady local gigs. Stacy Koviak (acoustic guitar, electric guitar, vocals) |
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The McGuffin "Like you I once Was" - 2004 "Escape Goat" - 2002 ............................................. Thirteen tracks and seventy-four minutes of sound often described as "southern psychedelic." Over the last two years, The McGuffin's unique brand of music has earned the respect of club-goers and musicians throughout Virginia, opening for rock icons such as Little Feat and Molly Hatchet. Their "lunch pail" work ethic has begun to pay dividends - they were recently included in the Richmond's Music Journal's "What's Hot" list, and were cited in Style Magazine by local musicians as a band to be seen . Chris Mitchell (drums), Jeff Pond (vocals), Ryan Underhill (bass, vocals), Phil Shindler and Frank Scott (guitars |
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Rebecca Lord "Rebecca" - 2000 "Listen" - 1999 ............................................. Rebecca made her first recording with Sir Mix-A-Lot as a cast member of MTV's "Real World-Seattle." Since then, her status as a recording artist has grown substantially. Her status as a recording artist has grown substantially, placing prominently on MP3.com charts.Before working with producer John Alagia (Dave Matthews' "Remember Two Things," "Live at Red Rocks," "Listener Supported") she recorded two records with SoundCone producer Matthew Roberts, "Listen" 1999, and "Rebecca" 2000. Rebecca Lord (vocals) |
