Swing That Cat is a sonic cocktail:
Take Jump Jive
Swizzle in some Horny Swing
Add a dash of Cabaret
and a splash of Bourbon Street

Tin Pan Toots is a Philadelphia based band performing ol' timey jazz, ragtime blues and Tin Pan Alley songs from the 1920's & 1930's. Founded by Erica Daubert and Rab Speese in 2019, Daubert's soulful and sultry voice is true to the era and brings life to melodies that time has long forgotten. With a rotating cast of musicians and instrumentation, each performance is a unique experience.

Pennsyltucky-fried - Sister Harmonies - Roots/Americana. Breaking Hearts and Winning Fights since 2006. NEW ALBUM AVAILABLE NOW! http://bit.ly/1yGYKSz 

What does Austin-influenced, rural-Pennsylvanian, indie sister-folk sound like? Verbosity aside, it sounds uniquely like The Hello Strangers, a sister duo, comprised of Larissa Chace Smith and Brechyn Chace, whose haunting harmonies and original, wittingly noir songwriting style are the backbone of their sound.

The Hello Strangers just released their first full-length, self-titled album with multi-award winning (Grammy, Emmy, Dove, Tele) IMI Records in Nashville, Tennessee. The album features 11 originals and 2 covers, including "What You Don't Know," written by, and featuring on vocals, Jim Lauderdale; and "Que Sera, Sera," an homage to their grandfather, Ronald Chace, who sang with Doris Day.

In 2012, Larissa and Brechyn won AirPlay Direct's "Win An Americana Record Deal" contest, giving them the opportunity to work with Steve Ivey of IMI, and a host of other talented industry professionals, on their 2014 album.

The Hello Strangers were born out of the Austin, Texas music scene in 2006 when the sisters wrote their first song together, entitled “Pregnant in Jail.” Based on true events, it was a preamble to a string of original tunes the pair crafted in a little cottage off South Congress Avenue. Soon, however, the mountains of Pennsylvania beckoned the girls back north, and so they packed up their lives, dogs, and Larissa’s husband and returned to their two-stoplight hometown.

The move has since proven to be a boon for the duo. The sisters have created a catalogue of original music with nods to American folk traditions, modern indie rock, Texas country-folk, and roots rock, all tied together with lilting harmonies that only sisters can create. Timeless imagery and fables are at the core of each song, from tales of a boggy creek bottom where a murdered man sleeps, to a Texas roadhouse with bawdy dancers and clinking beer bottles, to more poignant reflections on the loss of winter or a man gone wrong.

The sisters are supported by a dynamic and talented trio: Spencer Pheil on lead guitar, Trent Renshaw on drums, and Tom Hoy on bass.

Chuck Dauphin of Music News Nashville says, “They are just – for lack of a more sophisticated term – Damn Good. Take a listen to a cut like “Chances,” and if you are not totally hooked by their spellbinding harmony, your hearing must not be working right. It’s a sonically brilliant cut – from start to finish, one that simply needs to be heard. Ditto that for the Appalachian feel of “The World Knows Far Better,” where the harmony is chilling, as is the harmonica work from Brechyn. The sisters even match musical wits and talent with the incredible Jim Lauderdale on his gem “What You Don’t Know,” which they keep as haunting as his 1990s original.”

"alternative/ rhythm & folk/ rock"
~ * Saklad has put together a diverse collection drawing on ’80s-’90s Philly rock, yet forging a fresh updated EDM influenced sound w/ melodies & lyrics that resonate, current for today. 13 (now 14) song Metaphor album released 6/9/17 w/ added new song, Red Eye Road– 4/20!
_  Once renewed songwriting surged w 2nd album, SAKLAD ’10, it cannot stop! Fresh album Spellbound, updated 7/2/15.  http://saklad.bandcamp.com 
_  He’s performing with guitars & piano, original back trax + songs featuring co-writer Kim De Meo, and friend(s). Saklad’s history in the Phila Music Scene spans 30+ years, original member on keyboards & bu vocals for Alan Mann, David Rowan (since age 13), Robert Hazard, and writing/perform w Essra Mohawk, many others.
  _*To listen begs to discover more- who is this musician, began classical piano age 6, performed at Carnegie Hall age 10, & again regularly offers new originals for your ears & heart.

Michael Tearson dj- “Larry. hope the river’s flowin’ smooth thru your world, nice work on the new platter!” ['10] “Thanks for Christmas On The Block... what a lovely piece of music!” airplay '11- '13.
"a songwriter's songwriter... [with] determination and heart..." E Crowley
“his skill as a story teller shines... experience as soon as you can”- Origivation Mag
“songs have a bounce to them... voice does stand out on it’s own” - Jimmy Allford, Pa Music Scene

_ Following his fall '06 debut, Yet2B, Larry Saklad has been performing regionally, both in support of those songs and new writing. Sept '10 brought us a collection of recordings, SAKLAD, all relate to finding inner peace.
_  Contrasts abound, with keyboard textures, electric/ acoustic guitars and rhythms, providing support for an ever-changing genre, from full-on Rock Anthems to Acoustic Ballads and Funky-Folk Pop, Saklad crafts thoughtful and catchy insight into our world...
Spellbound saklad.bandcamp.com 7/2/15
SAKLAD album http://cdbaby.com/saklad

Love is the ultimate gift in life.  Good, bad, or indifferent it is what it is.  My expression of song is the love of music and to lay melody to its transgressions.  
Love Niecy

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