About one year after her album „Once Upon A Dream“ came out, Angie Arsenault is back on SellaBand to raise a budget of 25,000 $ to promote this album. 50K MUSIC MAG talked exclusively to her about what has happened since the album release and her new plans.
The Nancy Wha are up-and-coming primarily because they are well-known for their life performances. The new EP will come out soon – sadly without the support of the SellaBand community. This is their plan.
The first of Dan’s appearances at The Troubadour as part of his bi-monthly residency (ie playing every two months) and introducing the new drummer James Titshall (replacing the excellent Prav who’s moved on to concentrate on other projects), along with recent-ish addition Henry Gilbert on bass and double bass, and of course the old hand Jen Delaney helping Dan out with the singing duties.
Not really new on SellaBand anymore, actually they can be called established – The Jeffersons from Canada. They have done very well since they have been featured in December issue of 50K MUSIC MAG. At the moment they have raised 18% of their budget so far – GO! GO! GO!
They are one of my favourite bands on SellaBand – Bulletproof Messenger’s album “Arm Yourself” was played more than 100 times in my car stereo. And I love their straight rock, hope you too. For latest issue of 50K MUSIC MAG I talked to Jesse about their time on SellaBand, what has happened since the album release and their future plans.
50K MM: Who are you, where do you come from, …? Please tell us something about yourself. Alex: I was born in Liverpool, lived in London for a few years, and more recently have moved to the countryside not far from Cambridge. I’d never lived outside the city before and I was a little bit
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