Alta Mira's debut CD is now available!
"Alta Mira’s sound is difficult to pin down. It’s certainly not any kind of straight-forward rock formula. It’s complex, intoxicating. This is challenging stuff. Joe Michon-Huneau’s passionate, open-hearted vocals immediately leap to front-and-center, while drummer Tommy Krebs and brothers Hunter and August Sagehorn (on bass and guitar, respectively) mold the songs with intricate, imaginative arrangements like seasoned sonic sculptors. Tempos and moods shift 180-degrees in a heartbeat. And back again. Is it art-rock anchored in funk? It shimmers as much as it shakes. It’s delicate, yet dynamic. It’s purposefully disorienting. There’s genuine drama here."
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Jack Harrison signs with TMPC
The Music Publishing Company and Indian Ledge Records are proud to announce the addition of Jack Harrison to The Music Publishing Company's roster! Jack has been playing and singing traditional and classical music for over 20 years. He has worked on two albums of sea songs with Liam Clancy and has appeared with Liam on the Late Late Show, the Point Theatre and the National Concert Hall as well as singing with the Galway Baroque Singers and Cois Cladaigh choirs in Galway, and with vocal group The Press Gang at festivals in Ireland, France, Poland and the US.
Danielle Gaudin signs with TMPC
Gaudin’s most recent success seemingly arose from thin air when she became the winner of the “Capital Region’s Got Talent” competition at the Revolution Hall in Troy, NY. The fall 2009 contest allowed Gaudin a chance to release two albums in a mere matter of weeks in November and December of 2009. Her first and second albums respectively titled “You Started It” and “Songbird” are great lyrical platforms to build from. Gaudin wants to be a songwriter more than a performer and TMPC will be working with her in efforts to seek film and TV licensing deals and to arrange collaborations with other writers and artists.
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TMPC working with The Tins
New York-based rock-indie outfit The Tins have spent the last year writing, performing, and recording their unique style of songs and making a name for themselves with music that sets them apart from other bands in their genre.
Known for an energetic stage presence, The Tins have been described as “bright and lively” and have songs that can grab a strange crowd and convince them to stick around for more. They have performed in a variety of venues in their hometown of Binghamton as well as the famed National Underground and Knitting Factory in New York City.
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