Cloud Seeding is a music project by guitarist Kevin Serra (Until The Stars Turn Cold, This Ascension, Lot 49.) The project was conceived as a space for collaboration to showcase vocalists he admires. There is no one signature sound, no fixed or preconceived notions, just a space for improvisation that is free to change. Serra intends to release future singles for each collaboration.

For the first single, "Ink Jar/Unquestioning," Serra worked with Boston singer Marissa Nadler while she was briefly living in Brooklyn just a few blocks away. On the second single, "Newer Testament," Serra worked with Baltimore's Greg Hatem (Tulsa and currently Heart of Hearts.)
On the third single, Serra worked with Swiss singer Nadine Carina who now resides in Liverpool, England where she attended Liverpool Institute of Performing Arts (LIPA). The two collaborated online and created the track “The Light.” On the fourth single "Three" features Sara Syms with b-side "Tryptofin"  The fifth single is "RaVe" featuring Kris English. On the sixth single features Alexa Wilding on "Mirage" 


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New album "Signed, Noisemaker" (2015) sold out limited edition cassette on Fluere Tapes (Sweden). 2nd press (30 copies) on green tapes available here: raphigottesman.bandcamp.com

"Ballad of the Sad Cafe" (2011) is the debut album available on cassette/digital. "Virtual Access" (2014) is available on CD-R/cassette/digital. 

"The Oaklander has already established himself as a fine support musician, backing up the Fresh and Onlys and Sonny and the Sunsets on drums, but on his own, his lovely guitar playing emphasizes dissolving chords and melodic drones." The Portland Mercury

"His circular guitar layers and modal tunes take his style and approach to new levels that are only hinted at in his drumming. What stands out to me in the music is a distinct attentiveness to the balance between melody, space and unpredictable repetition." Decoder Magazine 

"Tracks that include the whole one-man-band set up are some of the most rewarding listens of a year already brimming with great music." Tome to the Weather Machine

"...turns out to be an amazing set of post-rocky vistas with a sombre, slowcore edge never falling too far away from its ambient beginnings." Weed Temple

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"If you haven't heard of Alexa Wilding yet, you will soon." (Bust)

Musician. Writer. Twin Mama. Tagged "the neo-Stevie Nicks" by The New York Times, Alexa's third album "Wolves" (2016) was called "an intimate howl" by Lena Dunham's Lenny Letter. The record was written in the hospital while she saw her son, Lou successfully through cancer treatment.

Alexa has also shared this experience and its impact on her life as an artist on platforms such as The Glow, Mother and Style Like U. Her recent video on postpartum body acceptance for Allure magazine's “Dispelling Beauty Myths” series went viral within 24 hours, empowering women all over the world to embrace the journey from maidenhood to motherhood.

After completing an MFA in Writing at The Writer’s Foundry, Brooklyn in 2017, Alexa and her family relocated to the Hudson Valley. She is currently working on her first book and new music.

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