Songs from the City Earth, Vol. I

I was invited to collaborate with a stranger and we made a pretty sweet song for a compilation. The One and Only Matt Miller, from Pennsylvania, and I wrote “Hysterical Laughter” for Songs from the City Earth, Vol. I., released by Fringe Sound Records.

“Fringe Sound Records’ second release, while not strictly an experiment in cross-genre collaboration, is largely an album whose ten songs involve a number of artists who may never have come together to make music had they not been challenged to do so.”

You can Pre-order of Songs from the City Earth, Vol. I. You get 10 tracks now (streaming via the free Bandcamp app and also available as a high-quality download in MP3, FLAC …), plus the complete album the moment it’s released.

The full album is here

 

 

Live at Survival Kit

 

Love these dudes! I’m lucky enough to share a stage with some of my favorite musicians.

Tony Cross, drums
Nick Cross, guitar
Matt Charboneau, Bass.

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Video recorded by Lauren Voss, www.vimeo.com/laurenvoss. Audio recorded by Brian Straw at Survival Kit, www.survivalkitgallery.org

Pet Sounds

beagle buddies

Calling all Cleveland Pets!

I want to sample your critters. Does your cat chirp, your dog howl, or  your bunny growl? I’d like to use those sounds for a future recording.

Cool sounding pets  will be featured on an upcoming Uno lady record. The record’s theme is Cleveland-centric, so I am looking for Northeast Ohio area animals only. If the animal noises are included, your pet will get credit for their artistic addition on the release and you will receive a free download of the song your pet is featured on.

Instructions:

  • Interested pet parents should send a recording (Mp3 or WAV file) to unoladymusic@gmail.com
  • Please include your 1) your name 2) contact info 3) pets name how you’d like it listed on the release 4) what kind of animal your pet is.
  • By sending in the recording you are giving me the rights to use, edit, and adapt your pet’s sound.
  • Tips: Be conscious of the atmospheric noises when recording. It should sound like your pet, not your pet with laughter or music playing in the background.
  • Disclaimer: Not all pet sounds will be used. No pets will get paid.
cat smith on piano

Artistic reenactment of pet credits

 

 

Thanks for coming! Here is a free download.

Awesome show last night with Shitbox Jimmy and Fred and Toody Cole of Dead Moon. Thanks to all who came out.

Since fall is in full force, I thought I’d share an old tune, “Orange Floats,” which is inspired by spiraling leaves and spooky clouds.  Its a free download. Where it says Buy Now, you just write a 0 in the box (or you can write $1000000 :D)