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Started playing Nirvana songs in 6th grade to impress girls.  The usual.  Wrote some songs... won some awards.  Played over a thousand shows all over the world.   Always working, but music isn't work so not really.   The music is here, give it a listen... for free  See what you think.  If you like it, come to a show or tell your friends. 
Love, 
Caleb

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O Mer’s music is full of symbolic meaning. Political, existential, and autobiographical.

O Mer is an Israeli singer songwriter and producer, based in Brooklyn.

Call it country with a bit of bite. Cassie Urbany’s music combines catchy, resonant melodies with just enough attitude to give it the occasional ‘don’t let the door hit your butt on the way out’ sound.

 

The songs – a bit folk, a bit blues, a bit country – are the collaborative work of a mother-daughter songwriting duo and performed by artist Cassie Urbany at songwriter showcases, coffeehouses and clubs in the Washington, D.C. area.

 

“I love how my love of music and my mom’s love of writing have been combined into relatable songs,” Urbany said.

 

“It’s such a bonding experience,” said her mother, Deborah Straszheim,  a newspaper reporter in Connecticut. “And she has such a beautiful voice.”

 

Cassie Urbany began writing melodies in high school, but a college breakup transformed her guitar playing into songwriting. After leaving home in New England to get a fresh start in D.C., Cassie wrote her first two songs, then came home to visit her mother,  who’d suffered a breakup at about the same time as her daughter.

 

The two co-wrote their first song during the visit, then began sending music and lyrics back and forth via text message. Typically, mother or daughter will share an idea for a song and discuss it, starting with the song title or message. Cassie Urbany then writes a melody or offers her mother several to choose from, sending them via text. Straszheim then texts back lyrics, giving her daughter veto power over those she doesn’t like.

 

Despite the general arrangement, both offer thoughts on melody and lyrics, sometimes singing them to one another, making the songs true collaborations.

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