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| Episode 39 Featuring Lael Alderman |
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- Episode 38 Featuring MINMAE
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- Episode 35 Featuring Leigh Marble
- Episode 34 Featuring Luther Russell
- Episode 33 Featuring Bahttsi
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- Episode 28 Featuring OH Darling
- Episode 27 Featuring Little Sue
- Episode 26 Featuring Drew Grow
- Episode 25 Featuring Tony Smiley
- Episode 24 Featuring Sean Flora
- Episode 23 Featuring The Deep Roots Music Project and Funk Shui
- Episode 22 Featuring Greenlander
- Episode 21 Featuring Stephanie Schneiderman and Tony Furtado
- Episode 20 Featuring Lew Jones
- Episode 19 MastanMusic Hour's In-House Anniversary Showcase!
- Episode 18 Featuring Slow Signal Fade and Guest DJ Steve Wilkinson of Mission 5
- Episode 17 Featuring Jon Garcia and Guest DJ Gregg Williams
- Episode 16 Featuring Surrounded by Ninjas
- Episode 15 Featuring Dan Jones
- Episode 14 Featuring The Sort Ofs
- Episode 13 Featuring Lael Alderman
- Episode 12 Featuring Mike Coykendall
- Episode 11 Featuring Rollie Tussing
- Episode 10 Featuring Brian Berg's 44 Long
- Episode 9 Featuring Umka and an In Music We Trust showcase with guest DJ Alex Steininger
- Episode 8 featuring Kara Suzanne
- Episode 7 Featuring Delano
- Episode 6 Featuring Sestina
- Episode 5 Featuring Casey Neill and Hanz Araki
- Episode 4 Featuring Wester Daywick Live
- Episode 3 featuring UHF
- Episode 2 featuring Tony Smiley
- Episode 1 featuring Dylan-Thomas Vance
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- Episode 67 Part 2 Featuring New York Rifles
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- Episode 66 Part 2 Featuring Sledge Feather
- Episode 66 Part 1 Featuring Speck Mountain, The Bitter Tears, Paula Sinclair, Benjamin Bear, Men Darwish Trio, The Handsome Family
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- Episode 65 Part 1
- Episode 64 Featuring ZOUAVES
- Episode 63 Featuring HIGHWAY
- Episode 62 Featuring Jon Garcia and the Best Laid Plans
- Episode 61 Featuring Leigh Marble
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- Episode 59 Featuring Mission 5
- Episode 58 Featuring Jeremy Wilson Band
- Episode 57 Featuring The Dirty Birds
- Episode 56 Featuring Hillfolk Noir
- Episode 55 Featuring The Dry County Crooks
- Episode 54 Featuring Chica Y Los Gatos
- Episode 53 Featuring Michael Dean Damron
- Episode 52 Featuring Brady Beard
- Episode 51 Featuring The Posies
- Episode 50 Featuring Blue Skies For Black Hearts Set 2
- Episode 49 Featuring Blue Skies For Black Hearts Set 1
- Episode 48 Featuring Silverhawk Set 2
- Episode 47 Featuring Silverhawk Set 1
- Episode 46 Featuring Scotland Barr and the Slow Drags Set 2
- Episode 45 Featuring Scotland Barr and the Slow Drags
- Episode 44 Featuring The New York Rifles
- Episode 43 Featuring Video Singles Special
- Episode 42 Featuring The Lonely H
- Episode 41 Featuring Jessica Stiles
- Episode 40 Happy New Years!
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Mon, 17 Dec 2007 
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Episode 39 Parts 1 & 2
Join us in Part 1 where Jeremy Wilson and Sam Densmore spin new tracks from:
Jessica Stiles ,
Joel "Fad'nez" Fadness,
The Lonely H,
Subterranean Howl ,
Dramady, and
Silverhawk. Scroll down to the PART 1 section to check it all out!
In part 2 of Episode 39 of the MastanMusic Hour, you'll hear songwriter Lael Alderman and his stellar band. Lael is on lead vocals, harmonica and acoustic guitar and is backed by some fine musicians including
Gregg Williams (Drums)
Mike Squires (guitar)
Michael Lewis (guitar/keys/vocal) and
Jordan Leff (bass/keys/vocals). He talks of the making of his new record, "Of Birds, Devils, and the Heart", and gives insight into the inspiration behind his emotionally charged songs.
Scroll down to the PART 2 section to listen to the show and to read more about Lael Alderman
For a glimpse of the show, click on the MMHour Video Single icon to see and hear Lael Aldermans song "Some Days You Just Have To Wonder" live from our studio!
MastanMusic Newswire
Jeremy Wilson Medical Benefit Announced - The Cure Cover Night Saturday December 29, 2007 at Doug Fir Lounge - Portland, OR.
On Staurday, Dec. 29 the Doug Fir Lounge will host a benefit for our own Jeremy Wilson, Portland musician, songwriter and producer. The proceeds from this event will be contributed to ease the burden of medical expenses related to his recently discovered serious heart condition. Local writer and publicist Barbara Mitchell is spearheading the event which will feature local talent such as Boy Eats Drum Machine, Chris Robley, Leigh Marble, Mike Danner, Silverhawk, Tony Smiley, Gina Noell,
and many others covering Cure songs. This will be an entertaining and special show, so come out and lend your support.
MastanMusic Label Artist Tour Schedules:
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The MastanMusic Hour is produced, engineered and hosted by Jeremy Wilson and Sam Densmore. Videography and video editing done by Jeremy Wilson and John Densmore. Videography and special projects Christine Frederica. Photography by Juliana Tobon
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| Jessica Stiles, Joel Fadness, The Lonely H, Subterranean Howl, Dramady, Silverhawk |
MastanMusic Hour - Episode 39 - Part 1
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Ultra-Indie Showcase |
Jessica Stiles
"Straight To the Heart" from the CD
Straight To the Heart (demo single) |
Jessica Stiles
will be the featured artist on Episode 40 pt 2 of the MastanMusic Hour. This track from her demo single "Straight to the Heart" is a reflection of her appreciation of the art of songwriting and the folk tradition. Listing influences such as Woody Guthrie and A.P. Carter, her good taste in listening habits is evident in her presentation.
Visit Jessica Stiles on the web at Jessica Stiles Label Page for more
info on the band.
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Joel "Fad'nez" Fadness
"Phunarp" from the CD
DYNOKALEIDO |
Joel "Fad'nez" Fadness is a solo artist in the true sense of the term, having written all the music and played all the parts on his new record, "DYNOKALEIDO". It includes drum set, percussion, piano, a host of keyboard instruments and synthesizers, autoharp, marimba, balphon, guitar, bass, and programming. The music is progressive, textured and spatial. For fans of instrumental progressive rock, Joel Fadness is a good bet.
Hear learn more about this artist go to the Joel Fadness Website.
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The Lonely H
"Hair" from the CD
Hair |
The Lonely H
are a young Power Pop band from Port Townsend that's making waves in the NW music scene. Their live shows are known for being energetic and tight. Bands this young, with this kind of talent and energy are rare. Check them out on their upcoming national tour. Keep your ears open for a great live set from them right here on our Podcast in January 2008.
Check out more info about this band too at The Lonely H Myspace
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The Subterranean Howl
"In The Sun" from the CD
Cover Your Ears (And Close Your Eyes) |
The Subterranean Howl features the inimitable Simon Milliman on vocals and guitar. With the line up and the bands name (recently known as Skeletor Mojo, Delano) revolving and changing around him for years now, he's emerged as the bands creative centerpiece. Their new CD is as yet unreleased, but we have an inside track with the band. So, enjoy this unreleased track, "in the Sun".
Find out lots more about this band at their website: The Subterranean Howl MySpace
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Dramady
"RAH" from the CD
Better Forever |
From Portland, Oregon comes Dramady. Zacary Quintin Stanley and Amanda Mason Wiles make "cute, inspired psychedelic music specifically created for our buddies". Dramatic and engaging, this music is sort of like listening to an intimate confession from a friend; heated and emotional and vulnerable all at once. Recorded over the course of a year at Arbor Lodge Studios in Portland, their new CD, "Better Forever" is out now on North Pole Records. This is some of the coolest indie space rock we've heard in awhile.
Check out DRAMADY Myspace for more show listings.
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Silverhawk
"Drive My Ass Around Town" from the CD
Hangover Bicycle Ride |
Our own Silverhawk has a new CD called "Hangover Bicycle Ride" slated for official release this spring on the MastanMusic label. You're in luck because you can get this Psychedelic trip today,just in time for the holidays, directly from the MastanMusic Store Check the Silverhawk Myspace page for show locations and dates in the near future. They will also be one of the featured bands on the Doug Fir hosted Cure covers night and benefit for Jeremy Wilson on Sat. Dec 29, 2007. Others slated to donate their renditions of Robert Smith and Co.'s songs to offset JW heart related medical expenses are Leigh Marble, Boy Eats Drum Machine, Chris Robley and Fear Of Heights, Tony Smiley and some more special musical surprises. Check out the MastanMusic Newswire for more information. Come early because this show will be packed!
Check out Silverhawk Myspace for more show listings.
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| Lael Alderman Band |
MMHour 39 Part 2
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MastanMusic Hour - Episode 39 - Part 2
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| Lael Alderman & Friends |
Originally from Alaska, and now based in Portland, OR., Lael Alderman has been releasing records since the early 90's. He was signed for a brief while as a "sensitive singer songwriter" to Geffen records. Following that, he made a name for himself as a rocking frontman and lead vocalist with The Bella Fayes. After the breakup of the Bella Fayes (which occurred as they began work on an album), he determined that a solo career was the path he wanted to follow.
Taking a laid back approach, most of Laels new CD was recorded in his home studio, with a little help from some friends. Producer extraordinaire, Gregg Williams, (Sheryl Crow, Dandy Warhols, Blitzen Trapper) played drums, provided advice on equipment purchases and studio setup, and also mixed "Of Birds Devils and the Heart" at his private studio.
Tour plans for the near future will include regional shows with the band, and solo shows abroad. In either context, Lael's great melodies are sung with finesse. His recent CD release show in Portland was a smashing success and allowed him to reconnect with old fans and make some new ones by giving out copies of the new CD, with hand packaged artwork, at the show. "I just wanted to get it out there, " he says.
Take the time to check out Episode 39 part 2 of the MastanMusic Hour. This is a better than average show, and a great way to preview Laels new CD and hear some exclusive recordings of new, unreleased songs as well.
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