Public Displays Of Affection: The Album

Hrs & Hrs

I wrote this theme song for the podcast "All The Therapies" hosted by friends and therapists Abby Krom and Mona Eshaiker. 

More about the Podcast: 
Have you ever looked into therapy and realized there are so many different forms of healing? This podcast is for people who want to try it all but may not have the time. Fellow friends and therapists Abby Krom and Mona Eshaiker do their best to satisfy that curiosity by trying as many different forms of therapy as they can and have conversations with the clinicians who practice them. Join them on this journey to peek inside the many worlds of therapy through their experiences and join the much needed conversation around mental health.

Listen here: https://linktr.ee/allthetherapies

Come Inside - All The Therapies (Podcast Theme Song)

Hybrid Ode to Josephine Baker with massive stylistic inspiration from Siouxsie Sioux. Created for Susan Hayden's amazing Library Girl series, Library Girl Presents: "I Wasn't Really Naked"- Tribute to Josephine Baker.

Juli Crockett on guitar, bass, vocals, drum machine, production, etc. Good times.

Video: https://youtu.be/CxCzjrDz2Qs

FEELING LIKE A MILLION

The Evangenitals, hailing from Los Angeles, United States, bring together a powerhouse of talent in their latest original single "No Faces." With Joey Maramba on bass and Robert Shaffer on drums driving the track with precision, alongside Juli Crockett's mesmerizing songwriting, vocals, and guitar work, the band delivers a genre-defying musical experience. The addition of Andrea Baker's backing vocals and Michael Feldman's magical synth tracks elevates the song to new heights. Having played together for decades, the Evangenitals continue to push boundaries and create music that challenges conventional norms.

No Faces

This track is from the album Evangenitals and is available for purchase on CD Baby here: http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/evangenitals1

Home

Parody children's song for the film Bailey and Darla, performed by the Evangenitals.

A Is For Always

What the hell kind of church service is this?” the LA Weekly once asked of an Evangenitals live performance. 

The Avant-Americana 9 piece sound more like they hail from a rural Appalachian psychedelic dream than Los Angeles, which can be credited to in part to Juli Crockett’s vocals and Zappa-esque sensibility. Unburdened by genres, the band was founded in 2003 by playwright/director Crockett and opera, jazz and gospel singer Lisa Dee, originally as a joke, but they were too damn good to not take seriously.

“The harmonies between Juli Crockett and Lisa Dee are like the Andrews Sisters re-imagined as tragic mermaids,” said LA Record. 

The Alt-Country band have recorded 4 albums, including Moby Dick: or, The Album (Fluff and Gravy 2014), which No Depression described as “manic, diverse, unusual and creative songwriting and delivery at its best.”

They’ve played all over the world, including the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, Lightning In A Bottle and The Melissa Etheridge Cruise. 

Joining Crockett on guitar is her husband, Michael Feldman (Cousin Junebug), on keys, Joey Maramba (John Cale) on bass, Andrea Baker (The Moth Mainstage) on fiddle, Cody Farwell (Goodnight Cody) on guitar/lap steel, Danny Graziani (DoSomething) on viola, electric mandolin and harmonica, and Rob Shaffer (Ninja Academy) and Nick Stone (Pixarmonic Orchestra) on drums and percussion.

No Faces

The Evangenitals

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