Eric Biondo's Recording Credits include Antibalas-Security (2007-Anti) T.V. on The Radio (2006-Interscope) Return to Cookie Mountain, TV on the Radio (2008) Dear Science, Regina Spektor-Soviet Kitsch (as a writer) (Sire 2005) Bat for Lashes (2007) Superhuman Happiness-Hands (2013) Superhuman Happiness Escape Velocity (2015) Yeah Yeah Yeahs (2008-unreleased) Foals (2008) Passion Pit (2008/2009 Columbia records) Shakira (2009) Holly Miranda (2008) DJ Nickodemus (2008) Alan Wilkis of Big Data-Babies Dream Big (Wilcassettes 2008) Harlem Shakes-(2008) Bermuda-(Green Owl 2008) Spankie Wilson and the Quantic Soul Orchestra (Quantic 2006) Dirty On Purpose (2006 North Street Records) The Monkees-Live Tour DVD (2002-Universal) The Monkees-Live in Las Vegas (2001) Davy Jones-Live at Mohegan Sun (2002) Zach DeLa Rocha-Unreleased Celebration-Modern Tribe (2007) Pela (2008) Brian Bonz (2008) Davy Jones (2007) Radio 4 (2009) Elysian Fields (2007) Miles Anthony Benjamin Robinson (2007) FunkyMonkeys- Taste Like Chicken (2005) FunkeyMonkeys-Mustache (2007) Teddybut-I've got a Mustache for you (2003) Teo Macero-Impressions of Duke Ellington (2002 Teo Records) Icarus Line (2006) Sean Bones- Rings(French Kiss 2009) Reverend Vince Anderson (2006) The Barbarian Horde (2007) Eternal Buzz Brass Band (2007) Ted Poor Quartet (2004) As a trumpet player in a hornsection I've made appearances with EL-P, The Budos Band, Sinead O' Connor, Davy Jones Band, Spoon, The Monkees, Burning Spear, Otis Day and The Knights, Hilary McRae, The Duke Spirit, Chin Chin, Thought, Mocean Worker, Pete Yorn, Sean Walsh and the National Reserve, Chris Garneau, Hootie and The Blowfish, State Radio, Disco Biscuits, Barry Williams (Greg from the Brady Bunch) Stephonik, Michael Leonhart's Hotel Music Band, The Drifters and Ursa Minor.

Eric Hastings hits things for a living.  Mostly drums and cymbals.  The Grapevine is his studio. 
On SoundCloud you'll find a collection of clips and full songs that Eric has played on, recorded at his studio, produced, etc.  Check out each song description for credits.

Denver based music from Mountain Coast, Doors That Don't, Dave Devine

Noh Kitty eclectically and experimentally draws on a diverse range of musical styles, moods, and genres. Effects-laden guitars freely entangle with analog synthesizers, tablas, drums, and other machines in the service of a song. The serious and the absurd are blended into expressions of ambiguity, irony, and joy. Rich vocal harmonies ornament the sonic landscape, which is based on juxtaposing the extreme with the simple, the ridiculous with the earnest, and the tuneful with the discordant. Rhythms and meters are drawn from a broad range of global styles, including Balinese gamelan, early Hip Hop, Western classical, North Indian Hindustani music, and 70s prog rock. Noh Kitty’ debut album “It’s Hard to Say,” addresses themes of doubt and uncertainty with songs ranging from simple folk textures to heterogenous layers of synthesizers, vocal harmonies, samples, drums, and gnarled guitars. Their new album, “El” explores themes of loss and the passing of time, with another sonic experiment in genre and instrumental combinations, featuring guitars, bass, cellos, sitars, analog synthesizers (Moog and Oberheim), drums, tablas, samples, and melodic vocals.

Interpreter of the American Songbook and composer of song cycles.

Jesse Maclaine's Aural Elixir delivers versatile, soulful music that is both accessible and defies categorization. "Music makes everything better."

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