Tim
31-08-2011, 11:58
The Arlenes
www.thearlenes.com (http://thearlenes.wibking.com/)
http://i173.photobucket.com/albums/w63/greatgig/l.jpg
I'm not sure if The Arlenes are known here at all as they have been off the circuit for awhile. They are a duo from Camden in London, who now live in Nashville. In the past as a lot of musicians do, they would borrow money to fund a recording project and go into debt, but they are asking for pledges to help fund the project up front. The good bit is you get something back from the band, depending on how much you pledge - you can even secure them for a private concert!
They have a Kickstarter (http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/2084533342/the-arlenes-record-a-new-album-in-nashville) project running, which is nearly halfway there toward a target of $20,000. The tricky bit is there's a time limit.
The Arlenes describe themselves as Americana / Folk / Rock, I guess many people might call them Country, but I think they are much more than that.
They have done some music for the film 'Look Both Ways' and the BBC series Border Cafe. I think they're great and if they take your fancy, why not give them a hand?
Unfortunately they are not on Spotify and their music is not that easy to source, but can be found via their website, Amazon Marketplace and eBay occasionally.
r9Vh3rLoM3g
About the project:
"Well, it's been a while since the release of our last album, Going to California, and, after living in America for the last few years and raising a couple of rowdy kids, we are ready to get back in the studio and make some music! We've got Grammy booked in for the kids, and we are wanting to go into Buzz Cason studio with our good friend Ken Coomer, former Wilco and Uncle Tupelo drummer, as producer." The Arlenes
The Kickstarter project is here: The Arlenes (http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/2084533342/the-arlenes-record-a-new-album-in-nashville?ref=live)
Some more videos here: YouTube - The Arlenes (http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=the+arlenes&aq=0&oq=the+arle)
Thanks
. . . and if you book them for a private gig, can I come ;)
www.thearlenes.com (http://thearlenes.wibking.com/)
http://i173.photobucket.com/albums/w63/greatgig/l.jpg
I'm not sure if The Arlenes are known here at all as they have been off the circuit for awhile. They are a duo from Camden in London, who now live in Nashville. In the past as a lot of musicians do, they would borrow money to fund a recording project and go into debt, but they are asking for pledges to help fund the project up front. The good bit is you get something back from the band, depending on how much you pledge - you can even secure them for a private concert!
They have a Kickstarter (http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/2084533342/the-arlenes-record-a-new-album-in-nashville) project running, which is nearly halfway there toward a target of $20,000. The tricky bit is there's a time limit.
The Arlenes describe themselves as Americana / Folk / Rock, I guess many people might call them Country, but I think they are much more than that.
They have done some music for the film 'Look Both Ways' and the BBC series Border Cafe. I think they're great and if they take your fancy, why not give them a hand?
Unfortunately they are not on Spotify and their music is not that easy to source, but can be found via their website, Amazon Marketplace and eBay occasionally.
r9Vh3rLoM3g
About the project:
"Well, it's been a while since the release of our last album, Going to California, and, after living in America for the last few years and raising a couple of rowdy kids, we are ready to get back in the studio and make some music! We've got Grammy booked in for the kids, and we are wanting to go into Buzz Cason studio with our good friend Ken Coomer, former Wilco and Uncle Tupelo drummer, as producer." The Arlenes
The Kickstarter project is here: The Arlenes (http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/2084533342/the-arlenes-record-a-new-album-in-nashville?ref=live)
Some more videos here: YouTube - The Arlenes (http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=the+arlenes&aq=0&oq=the+arle)
Thanks
. . . and if you book them for a private gig, can I come ;)