
People Get Ready - "Windy Cindy"
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Listed 14 times in captured pages, on 6 different lists (suggested videos, channels, playlists…). Earliest first:
- Suggested next to: Buke & Gase - "Misshaping Introduction" · capture of 2013-05-20 · CC-MAIN-2013-20 · nearest Wayback copy
- Suggested next to: Steven Reker at The Kitchen · capture of 2013-05-21 · CC-MAIN-2013-20 · nearest Wayback copy
- Channel page:
youtube.com/user/BRASSLAND· capture of 2013-12-13 · nearest Wayback copy - Suggested next to: People Get Ready "Uncanny" Live on Soundcheck · capture of 2014-03-15 · CC-MAIN-2014-10 · nearest Wayback copy
- Suggested next to: People Get Ready w/ Lesley Flanigan: Ecstatic Music Festival - Feb 19, 2014 · capture of 2017-09-23 · CC-MAIN-2017-39 · nearest Wayback copy
- Suggested next to: Gerry Barnum - People Get Ready · capture of 2017-10-23 · CC-MAIN-2017-43 · nearest Wayback copy
Description
Brooklyn-based four-piece People Get Ready is Steven Reker, Luke Fasano, James Rickman, and Jen Goma. They come from all over the musical map--Reker toured as a dancer and guitarist with David Byrne and Fasano is a former member of Yeasayer.
PGR got their start in December 2009 during a run of shows at one of NY's more influential art houses, The Kitchen. The band's distinct brand of vivid electronic pop bursts with energy, propelled by swirling and swelling harmonies, hard-to-shake melodies, ornate guitar work and high-energy rhythms set to a vocal ebb and flow led by Reker but harmonized and intensified by the entire band.
Their self-titled debut album was recorded by emerging composer/performer/producer Jherek Bischoff in the summer of 2011 at Denniston Hill, a 100+ year old farm house in upstate New York. Bischoff trucked two suitcases of gear to this remote location and recorded them across four rooms of the house while wrangling the spaces incredible acoustic properties.
One quality that makes People Get Ready distinct IS their unique ability to re-define what a band is -- to blur boundaries and forge continuing creative bonds with the formidable list of artists whose paths they've crossed: Robert Wilson (co-creator of Philip Glass's Einstein on the Beach), Julie Mehretu (the painter who created the cover art) and Greg Saunier (Deerhoof) just to name a few. And with Reker's background in movement, the band invites the influences, ideas, and aesthetics of both 'contemporary dance' and 'indie music' to thrive within the same performance space - creating opportunity for a different kind of band and dance to come to light.
Or, as The New York Times explains "People Get Ready is an experience beyond hearing music in a club or viewing a dance; it is a moving meditation that suggests dreams." The band will release their debut album on Brassland October 23, 2012.
Get your copy of People Get Ready's debut album:
iTunes: http://georiot.co/pgritunes
Bandcamp: http://pplgtrdybrassland.bandcamp.com
Spotify: https://play.spotify.com/album/0dWGq3h039b2Pe31wu6PAh
Amazon: http://georiot.co/peoplegetreadyamzn
More of People Get Ready:
http://thesepeoplegetready.com/
http://www.facebook.com/pplgtrdy
For more from Brassland:
http://www.brassland.org
https://www.facebook.com/Brassland
https://twitter.com/brassland
PGR got their start in December 2009 during a run of shows at one of NY's more influential art houses, The Kitchen. The band's distinct brand of vivid electronic pop bursts with energy, propelled by swirling and swelling harmonies, hard-to-shake melodies, ornate guitar work and high-energy rhythms set to a vocal ebb and flow led by Reker but harmonized and intensified by the entire band.
Their self-titled debut album was recorded by emerging composer/performer/producer Jherek Bischoff in the summer of 2011 at Denniston Hill, a 100+ year old farm house in upstate New York. Bischoff trucked two suitcases of gear to this remote location and recorded them across four rooms of the house while wrangling the spaces incredible acoustic properties.
One quality that makes People Get Ready distinct IS their unique ability to re-define what a band is -- to blur boundaries and forge continuing creative bonds with the formidable list of artists whose paths they've crossed: Robert Wilson (co-creator of Philip Glass's Einstein on the Beach), Julie Mehretu (the painter who created the cover art) and Greg Saunier (Deerhoof) just to name a few. And with Reker's background in movement, the band invites the influences, ideas, and aesthetics of both 'contemporary dance' and 'indie music' to thrive within the same performance space - creating opportunity for a different kind of band and dance to come to light.
Or, as The New York Times explains "People Get Ready is an experience beyond hearing music in a club or viewing a dance; it is a moving meditation that suggests dreams." The band will release their debut album on Brassland October 23, 2012.
Get your copy of People Get Ready's debut album:
iTunes: http://georiot.co/pgritunes
Bandcamp: http://pplgtrdybrassland.bandcamp.com
Spotify: https://play.spotify.com/album/0dWGq3h039b2Pe31wu6PAh
Amazon: http://georiot.co/peoplegetreadyamzn
More of People Get Ready:
http://thesepeoplegetready.com/
http://www.facebook.com/pplgtrdy
For more from Brassland:
http://www.brassland.org
https://www.facebook.com/Brassland
https://twitter.com/brassland
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People Get Ready (Musical Album)Windy cityDavid Byrne (Record Producer)Steven RekerLuke FasanoJames RickmanJen GomaYeasayer (Musical Group)Jherek BischoffBrassland Records (Organization)BrasslandThe KitchenWindy Cindy
Other titles
- People Get Ready: "WIndy Cindy"
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