New Weird America
Discography: https://heidiharris.bandcamp.com/music
Booking & info: sukisound@yahoo.com 

Heidi's creative practice is based on an exploration and intermingling of traditional and non-traditional sound sources. Repertoire of instruments include: piano, clarinet, harmonica, guitar, melodica, synthesizer, theremin, and various sound makers. 

Heidi contributed many of these sounds including songwriting as a former member of the chamber folk trio http://soundcloud.com/cutleri, later in http://soundcloud.com/knife-throwers-assistance,  an eclectic musical collective based in NYC and continues to collaborate in her band: https://soundcloud.com/heidiandthe9feathers But Heidi's first “instrument” was her own voice. From a young age she performed lead roles in operettas and musicals, and although stylistically she has moved on to more avant-garde territories, the quality and range of her voice still hinges on her theatrical roots.

Heidi attended the Institute of Audio Research in New York City, focusing on the process of recording and producing, and went on to record several self-released albums in her home studio, Suki Sound. Her work has been reviewed by labels and blogs all over the globe, applauding her as a unique and exceptionally prolific songwriter and recording artist.


contact email: sukisound@yahoo.com

WBEZ is the Chicago region's premier public media service. Our award-winning team covers local news and specializes in project-based reporting on issues ranging from education to criminal justice, from politics to the arts. 

A podcast by Jeff Emtman and Bethany Denton about fear, the unknown, and new frontiers.

We read all our email, so let us know what you're thinking
HBMpodcast@gmail.com

Each episode we tackle a topic that influences the way we view ourselves and the world. We hear from a variety of people: from scientists and philosophers to everyday people who are impacted by the topic. 

Playing piano since I was four and studied in a musical school for ten years. Though, I always felt that playing by notes and singing in a choir is not enough to become a musician. I needed to be able to play anything I want by ear so, by starting improvising, I've found my own style of playing. When I teach children to play piano or sing, I offer them improvisation right from the beginning. I wish I was taught that way, since until my mid-30s I had hard times to relax and believe in my ability to create my own music. Twelve years ago my husband (@arty-sandler) finally convinced me to record some of my improvisations and we opened this account on SoundCloud - it happened in July, 2012.

You won't find a single particular genre on my cloud: my musical tastes are rather eclectic. Jazz and soft rock are my favorites but I also play blues, classical, folk, middle-eastern, New Age, ambient and others. Piano and vocal are my main instruments but together with my husband we also experiment a lot with different arrangements and orchestrations. 

When we started uploading our music to SoundCloud back in 2012, it was first shy attempts to record my improvisations straight from a keyboard. Many things have evolved since then. Over the years we've grown into a professional recording and composing studio, with a conservatory grand piano in an acoustically treated room and a bunch of microphones and other recording equipment. We scored a few documentaries, short films and animations. This year my orchestral and piano solo works were performed by Leipzig Gewandhaus Orchestra for Bryan Arias’s ballet show based on “The Little Prince” story. We've published three books with my original scores for solo piano and released twenty original full-length albums (solo piano, multi-instrumental and original songs in various genres) and numerous singles that have been streamed over 70 million times across multiple platforms.

I am glad you stepped by into my musical world and appreciate your comments and following me.

Barclaybunch (aka David Barclay) is a singer-songwriter multi-instrumentalist from Wales.  Influenced by many different types of music, culminating in his own style.  Since being saved on 12th August 2018 I now write Christian Worship Music, for His Glory.

All tracks written, mixed & recorded at .... 'The Zoo'.
DM for tuition/mixing/recording enquiries.

Bookings - Jmac@paramountartists.com

https://nonplusrecords.bandcamp.com

Employee of the Month Show with Catie Lazarus is a live late night talk show, recorded for podcast. 

After dropping out of her doctoral studies in psychology to do comedy, the comedian wanted to ask people she admired about their careers, be it the good, bad and absurd.   Lazarus has interviewed folks like Gloria Steinem, Lin Manuel Miranda, Patti LuPone, Jon Stewart, Zadie Smith, Rachel Maddow, Patton Oswalt, Justin Vivian Bond, Nicholas Kristof, Edie Falco, Lee Fields, Cynthia Nixon, Masha Gessen, Daveed Diggs, Amy Sherman-Palladino, Alex Lacamoire, Maria Popova, Jon Hamm, Tara Brach, Broad City’s Abbi Jacobson and Ilana Glazer, Samantha Powers, Jon Hamm, Congressman Barney Frank, Steven Wright, Greta Gerwig, Keegan Michael  Key, Bridget Everett, Fred Armisen, Lewis Black, Sarah Silverman, Tim Blake Nelson, Sharon Van Etten, Chris Jackson, Nate Silver, Edie Falco, David Cross, Rosie Perez, Fred Armisen, Tim Blake Nelson,  Hari Kunzru, Nicole Holofcener, Wally Shawn, Laura Benanti, Larry Kramer, Tig Notaro, Al Jaffee, Alex Borstein, Triumph the Insult Dog, The Muppets Grover and Elmo, Esther Perel, Seth Godin, John Turturo, and many more exceptional folks. 

Since 2009, Lazarus has hosted the longest running late night talk show hosted by a female. Each of her guests receives the coveted Employee of the Month Award, which falls somewhere between a Nobel Peace Prize and free cup of coffee.  


Due to Covid and democracy eating itself alive, live shows are on hold, but you can listen to the podcast and see videos on Youtube of it. www.employeeofthemonthshow.com or @catielazarus on Twitter.

Affecting and a tad bonkers with a 60's pop sheen and melodic sensibility from the north of England.

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