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Hear Sylvie Simmons’s NPR interview

November 3, 2014

Hear Sylvie Simmons’s interview with NPR’s Weekend Edition about her debut album, Sylvie, coming November 11 on Light In The Attic Records.

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Hear Sylvie Simmons on NPR’s Weekend Edition

October 31, 2014

Tune in to Saturday’s Weekend Edition on NPR between 8am-10am EDT to hear an interview with Sylvie Simmons about her debut album, Sylvie, coming November 11 on Light In The Attic Records.

Catch Jai in NYC this weekend

October 22, 2014

Join Jai Uttal for one of these NYC events at Integral Yoga Institute New York City and YOGAMAYA New York next weekend! More info at: http://jaiuttal.com/events

Jennifer Knapp’s new album “Set Me Free” available now

October 14, 2014

Jennifer Knapp’s new album Set Me Free is out today on Righteous Babe Records. The album is featured on the iTunes homepage under New Independent Releases as well as on the Singer-Songwriter page.

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Listen to Jennifer Knapp’s “Why Wait” on The Boot

October 10, 2014

The Boot profiles Jennifer Knapp and premieres “Why Wait” from her album Set Me Free coming October 14 on Righteous Babe Records.

Join Jai Uttal in San Francisco for “Return to Shiva Station” Album Release Show

October 9, 2014

Join Jai Uttal at Yoshi’s San Francisco on October 30 to celebrate the release of his album Return to Shiva Station.

Return to Shiva Station: Kailash Connection is a wholly new album re-envisioning Jai’s groundbreaking Shiva Station, bringing the listener closer to the music itself with unadorned, intimate arrangements that illuminate directly the spiritual heart of each composition.

David Krakauer discusses A Far Cry’s album “Dreams & Prayers”

October 8, 2014

David Krakauer discusses his contribution to A Far Cry’s new album Dreams & Prayers with Thought Catalog.

“I see [Golijov’s “The Dreams & Prayers of Isaac the Blind”] as a statement for humanistic values, and that’s very gratifying for me. Plus of course the Holocaust occurred on European soil. So given the events of the past along with the current political situation, I sense that Europeans have a specific context in which to relate to this music and ‘get it’ on a deeply multi-faceted level. That being said, the Golijov and this music in general is incredibly emotional and has tremendous power to both transport and profoundly move any audience. I believe that it stands on its own without needing to have any ‘cultural baggage’ attached to it.”