Haul-E-Weird   Offline  -  Artist  -  11-06-07 11:39 PM  -  16 years ago
	fjrigjwwe9r2threads:MessageText fiogf49gjkf0d I will forward your suggestion to Jordn himself over at Sepiachord. Why not get some cross promo going? Everyone wins that way. Thanks SP! --- Sick Puppy That looks interesting. I bookmarked it and will have a closer look tomorrow, when I have a little more time to explore. Thanks for bringing that website to our attention. Assuming you're more familiar with the artists there than most of us are, you might know of one (or more) that might be a huge interest to us here. If you contact Jake, he may feature them on the New And Notable segment of the Mad Music Show. That would give your friends there added exposure and add to the enjoyment of the Mad Music Show.

	Bob Guest   Offline  -  Artist  -  11-06-07 10:36 PM  -  16 years ago
	fjrigjwwe9r2threads:MessageText fiogf49gjkf0d That looks interesting. I bookmarked it and will have a closer look tomorrow, when I have a little more time to explore. Thanks for bringing that website to our attention. Assuming you're more familiar with the artists there than most of us are, you might know of one (or more) that might be a huge interest to us here. If you contact Jake, he may feature them on the New And Notable segment of the Mad Music Show. That would give your friends there added exposure and add to the enjoyment of the Mad Music Show.

	Haul-E-Weird   Offline  -  Artist  -  11-06-07 03:28 PM  -  16 years ago
	fjrigjwwe9r2threads:MessageText fiogf49gjkf0d Greetings fellow Mad Musique Makers! Sepiachord.com, run by Jasn Block out of Seattle, is another supportive resource for artists who follow their own inner directives, apart from the mainstream herd. I have had the honor of having two of my songs named "Sepiachord Song of the Day". The first "Contraceptive March" from my Cabaret4Choice project, was Song of the Day on Sept. 12, 2007, and "Vampire Surprise" on October 11th. You are invited to go check the site out, and submit songs that you feel most fit the following criteria, taken directly from the Sepiachord website: Sepiachord is the "genre that doesn't exist". It is to music what "steampunk" is to literature and cinema: something that looks back to the past to comment on the present while looking sideways at the future. A cubist aural experience. As goth & glam are the bastards of David Bowie, Sepiachord is the made from the genetic material sown by Tom Waits. Sepiachord is assembled like a clockwork orchestra, from such elements of music Sinister Circus, Cabaret Macabre, Chamber Pop, Organic Goth, Celtic/Gypsy Punk, Mutant Americana, Ghost Town Country It is the music our grandparents or great-grandparents would have listened to, if they were as off-set as we are. ----------- Also here's a link to an item posted in the Sepiachord LiveJournal mentioning TMMA and linking to the Vampire Surprise song page here: sepiachord.livejournal.com/164861.html?view=129277#t129277 So check them out and tell Jordn that Veronique sent you. It's yet another possible way to get your music heard by wider audiences. ~V~