Trying to pin down Stephanie Schneiderman to any one genre, talent or discipline is next to impossible. One thing is clear however- whether pursuing her prolific work as a solo artist, as member of the all star roots pop act Dirty Martini, stepping on the stage in the musical The Full Monty or producing a wildly successful humanitarian concert series for refugees in Uganda, Stephanie Schneiderman is hands down one of most diversely talented artists the Northwest has to offer.

She follows up her 2011 ambient/trip-hop album, Rubber Teardrop, with an acoustic CD release, Live at the Old Church. It's a departure from her most recent work with electronic producer Keith Schreiner, with Schneiderman stripping away the layers, undressing her songs, and bringing them back to their organic nature. Playing piano and guitar, her latest offering satisfies fans with the simplicity of showcasing her songs and voice in their naked and raw form.

Chances With Wolves is not a Radio Show. It's a state of mind.

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La Luz is: Shana Cleveland (guitar), Marian Li Pino (drums), Lena Simon (bass), and Alice Sandahl (keyboard).

Singer-songwriter (etc) in Cumbria.

Anne-Marie Sanderson opens a new chapter with her new single, Turning of the Year, offering both an invitation and a manifesto: ‘It’s time to set a new intention, focus our attention / Follow this breath to its full potential...’.

Old Light, her forthcoming debut album [5 Sep 24] promises to be well worth the wait.  Touching on themes of nature, personal growth, and ancestral wisdom, the album is also rich in musical scope, paying homage to diverse influences from folk, pop and jazz. The end result is a signature sound crafted with care in Anne-Marie’s home studio, where she took on the roles of multi-instrumentalist, arranger, recording engineer and producer.

In an age where attention is spread thin and our focus seems constantly blurred by peripheral darkness, Sanderson’s songs seek out glimmers of hope and create space for them to shine. There is an understated authority to her work and an irresistible inevitability to its emotional momentum. Each note and every word is significant, an essential part of the greater whole. Or to borrow from the album’s soulful second single If, ‘everything has got its right place / everything has got its right time / and everything has got a balance / and everything will work out fine.’

"a gloriously wide vista of astonishing grown-up tales which both fascinate and delight – the overall result, complex and immersive, is mesmerising... A bold, unusual and most beautifully constructed body of work." - Tap the Feed Magazine (2018)

Daughter Talk is Emily Overstreet. 
For production/sample/remix inquiries please email emilycoverstreet@gmail.com.

PDX Pop Now! is dedicated to stimulating and expanding participation in Portland music. As an all-volunteer organization committed to being accessible, current, and local, we provide and support live performances and recorded materials. We aspire to advance a sustainable community which values inclusivity and a high caliber of artistry to enable a creative dialogue between artist and audience.

Hi, I don't check this page too often. Thanks for stopping by to listen ~ please email to get in touch!

Whim is the moniker of songwriter Sarah Isabella DiMuzio. As heard on New Girl, Catfish, Guilt, and The Funeral Guest.

Livestreaming on Facebook every Friday morning at 9 am pacific time.

A podcast that brings relevant news and information about the world as it changes around us; always asking the question, “How can we effect these changes? How can we co-create the world together?” 

Using commentary, interviews and community discussion, Theresa Mitchell and Ani Raven Haines join forces to bring together their many years of broadcast experience.  Each week, Theresa delivers her analysis of current events, while Ani focuses of what we can do to build solidarity and get through these times to make a better world to works for all of us. 

This Is Now comes from the Anarchist Jurisdiction of Portland, Oregon, from a totally queer, anarcho-syndacalyst, anti-fascist perspective.

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