- Buy my Holiday Music in the DIGITAL MUSIC STORE!
- email me a question at podcasts@caseystratton.com
- Happy Holidays!
Wednesday, December 24, 2008
#16 - Holidays, Holidays and More Holidays
A special edition of the Casey Stratton Podcast to celebrate the holidays! Features a recording of Hark! The Herald Angels Sing with my friends Carnie and Wendy Wilson as well as live performances of a never released song Say Hello To Winter, Song For a Winter's Night and River. Happy Holidays to everyone!
Wednesday, December 17, 2008
#15 - Studios, Pianos and Donuts
In this episode of the Casey Stratton Podcast I discuss the recording process of Standing at the Edge including playing a recording of the early demo of Hollow that was done at Patrick Leonard's home studio. I then perform Witches from Whirlwind Medusa. Music Rec this time is.....wait for it...ME! Pick up last year's holiday record Icicles or any of the holiday collections, or get them all in the Complete Collection at caseystratton.com! Plugging the holidays. You betcha!®Sarah Palin
"Icicles" is Casey's 5th holiday effort recorded in 2007 and includes favorites such as "Away in a Manger" and "Joy to the World" while also incorporating classical pieces and 5 original songs by Casey.
"Icicles" is Casey's 5th holiday effort recorded in 2007 and includes favorites such as "Away in a Manger" and "Joy to the World" while also incorporating classical pieces and 5 original songs by Casey.
- Buy Icicles in the DIGITAL MUSIC STORE at caseystratton.com
- Buy The Complete Holiday Collection
- Buy Standing at the Edge from Amazon
- Email me a question at podcasts@caseystratton.com
Wednesday, December 03, 2008
#14 - Signing, Producers and Tori Stories
In this episode of the Casey Stratton Podcast I talk more about signing to Sony, the producer search for Standing at the Edge and the process of ultimately landing Patrick Leonard. I then answer a question about Tori Amos and my own work and go on to perform a cover of Tori's Doughnut Song from her 1996 album Boys For Pele. Music Rec this time is Sarah Fimm's Nexus.
How refreshing it is to hear an unsigned artist that can create a sound so unlike the radio trash forced upon us. Sara reminds us that the mass media rulers aren't always in control of an artists creativity!
Sara reminds one of Tori Amos due to the piano content, but her lyrics may bring on visions of an angry (or deeply moody) Sarah McLachlan. But her sound is truly her own. One who has heard her haunting voice in "Red Paper Bag" once will be able to pick her out on the radio in seconds flat. Don't let this one pass you by. Try her now. - Amazon review
How refreshing it is to hear an unsigned artist that can create a sound so unlike the radio trash forced upon us. Sara reminds us that the mass media rulers aren't always in control of an artists creativity!Sara reminds one of Tori Amos due to the piano content, but her lyrics may bring on visions of an angry (or deeply moody) Sarah McLachlan. But her sound is truly her own. One who has heard her haunting voice in "Red Paper Bag" once will be able to pick her out on the radio in seconds flat. Don't let this one pass you by. Try her now. - Amazon review
- Buy Standing at the Edge on mp3 on amazon.com
- Buy Boys For Pele by Tori Amos on iTunes
- Visit Sarah Fimm's MySpace Page
- Buy Nexus by Sarah Fimm on iTunes
- Buy Nexus by Sarah Fimm on CD Baby
- email me a question at podcasts@caseystratton.com
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