All songs written by Jessie Kilguss
Produced by Brian Griffin, Whynot Jansveld, Naren Rau, Jessie Kilguss & Adam Lasus.
Engineered by Adam Lasus at Studio Red in North Hollywood
Mixed & mastered by Charlie Nieland
Jessie Kilguss - vocals and harmonium
Brian Griffin- drums, percussion, key & backing vocals
Whynot Jansveld - bass, keys & backing vocals
Naren Rau - guitar, piano & backing vocals

What Do Whales Dream About at Night?'

Great White Shark

If you no comprendo then uh let me rhyme sloww..

Rhyme SLow (prod. Bagirba)

From Susan Hwang's upcoming EP "Everything Is Sateen (Five Songs Inspired by Vonnegut)"

No Answer - Susan Hwang

BBC Pre Podcast

Jim Andralis -  Pre Pod

WK(prod. RayAyy)

Jim Andralis- Vocals and acoustic guitar
Tim Foljahn - Electric guitar
David Richman - Drums
Julie DeLano, Leslie Graves, Susan Hwang, Jessie Kilguss - Vocals
Recorded and mixed at Nuthouse Recording, Hoboken, NJ
Produced by Tom Beaujour
Mastered by Fred Kevorkian

Shut Up Shut Up

Don't Blame New York

This playlist is songs from or inspired by my Pop Star Series show entitled, "Brave New Girl," inspired by Hannah Montana/Miley Cyrus.

Brave New Girl, the CD

Goodbye Bottom of the Cherries in the Snow

James Barry's Album

Section 8 heart

Recorded live at Joe's Pub for "An Audience with Molly Pope", January 20, 2017. 

Tedd Firth (music direction, piano), Dave Berger (drums), Matt Clohesy (bass), Chris Washburne (trombone), Scott Harrell (trumpet)

Julian Fleisher, Producer
Dan Fortune, Executive Producer

The Best of Times

The Miami Herald called singer-songwriter Jim Andralis’ Your Dying Wish Come True “one of the best solo debut discs of the year.” Since its release in March of 2016, Julie DeLano, Leslie Graves, Susan Hwang and Jessie Kilguss have been adding their lush harmonies to his NYC performances.  Each is a songwriter and performer in her own right.  Together they are Syntonics.

Jim wrote, sang and played the accordion in the early-to-mid aughts downtown NYC band The Isotoners, a gay post-punk cult sensation.  He later established himself as a featured player among a dazzling roster of performers at the acclaimed Joe’s Pub monthly variety show Our Hit Parade from 2008 through 2012.  He is joined regularly by his favorite singer, artist and hunk, husband Larry Krone.

Jim works in New York City as a trauma-focused psychotherapist in private practice.  He also released a duet with his buddy Bridget Everett (Love You More, Patti Cake$) called “Hit the Ground Fuckin’.”  Like many New Yorkers, he believes in maintaining a balance.

Don't Blame New York

Jim Andralis

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