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An independent record label based in Austin, TX.

Steven Arntson was born in 1973 in Washington State. USA. I don't know what else.

Just a producer making her way through life

Hello, these pages host some of the music archive of the International Concertina Association, which was founded in 1952. The ICA exists to promote and preserve the playing of the concertina and we have members all over the world. If you have any special recordings that you would like to share, please feel free to get in touch. 


Each month, Nonsequitur and a community of like-minded organizations and artists present ten concerts of adventurous and experimental music in the Chapel Performance Space at the Good Shepherd Center in Seattle: contemporary/post-classical composition, free improvisation and the outer limits of jazz, electronic/electroacoustic music, new instruments, phonography, sound art, and other innovative musics.

With the Chapel closed indefinitely due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Wayward Series moves from the concert hall to the living room. In place of our usual ten monthly concerts, Nonsequitur is commissioning ten Seattle artists each month to create a series of streaming audio sessions of previously unreleased material.

Paundy is a seven piece instrumental band inspired by Film/TV music, with influences ranging from Jazz to Punk. Our approach to creating music is simple, if it feels good, we play it regardless of style. It all started with Paul and Andy, hence the name Paundy. In the mid 90's we started making strange 4 track cassette recordings for our own amusement. We never thought anyone would hear them so we felt uninhibited to be as experimental as possible. After a few years we were playing live shows as a duo for art openings and silent films. We would sit around a table full of percussion and toys while trading off instruments (much like a one man band with two people). Our friend Tony was using our music in his films (Benkyo Productions) and was turning into a devoted Paundy fan. Tony is a musician as well and he became the third band member. Our other friend Chad, also a multi-instrumentalist, offered to help with our live shows. With the addition of Tony and Chad, who were also contributing original songs, Paundy became much more versatile live because we could all switch between instruments. Justine started playing violin with us in 2000, and working with strings gave us a whole new dimension. Justine also plays keyboard and percussion when we play live. We had always wanted horns in our music and we finally found that in our good friend Drew, who plays on trumpet, trombone, harmonica, and whatever else happens to be sitting next to him on the Paundy table. In 2013, Leif Utne joined the band, rounding out our horn section on flute and tenor sax. Over the years, and almost by accident, we have become a full band and our shows have grown to be quite elaborate with film, costumes, special musical guests, and many devoted fans. We took this Paundy thing to Europe in February 2010 with Before Cars, (Chad Channing's solo project with many of the same members as Paundy http://myspace.com/beforecars) for a tour through Poland, Germany, and the Netherlands. It was a great time! We made a lot of new friends and expanded the Paundy family.

Cindy Harris (autoharp, Pittsburgh, PA) and Jody Kruskal (concertina, Brooklyn, NY) collaborating over JamKazam during the COVID-19 pandemic

Music page for the record label Recital, run by Sean McCann. 

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