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WATCH: Treble Clef Live featuring songstress Andy Allo
Soul singer and actress with a new roll in BET’s The Game, Andy Allo, plays an acoustic set of original songs for KPCRadio.com’s Treble Clef Live with host Leigh Swansborough.
Check in Mondays at 2 p.m. for more Treble Clef Live with local and emerging artists.
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Listen: Treble Clef Live – Josh Smith
Listen:Meet your Neighbors with singer Juliet Piper
Listen to singer/songwriter Juliet Piper do a live in-studio performance of some of her original songs on Meet Your Neighbors originally aired in October 2010.
Music from the Underground: Connie Lim
MUSIC FROM THE UNDERGROUND: Connie Lim Performs Live from KPCRadio on Vimeo.
On Music from the Underground, hosts Courtney Coles and Maurice McFarland had UC Berkeley alum, Connie Lim in the studio.
Lim started writing and playing the piano at 8 years old, with the help of her now 95-year-old piano teacher. After going through her “teenage emo angst drama,” Lim started writing full songs to music. Her motivation behind composing music is to not go crazy.
When it came to comparing the music scene in Berkeley to the music scene in Los Angeles, Lim said, “there’s a lot more dancing in the Bay area.”
To hear more from Connie, visit her social media sites.
Music from the Underground: Chyla Anderson
Photo by: Courtney Coles
Yesterday on Music from the Underground, hosts Courtney Coles and Maurice McFarland had Chyla Anderson in the studio. Along with Anderson was her good friend, Tom Strahle on guitar.
We touched base on her influences which range from The Script and Joni Mitchell to her family and living in Los Angeles.
Chyla is currently working on her first EP, Manifesto, due out this coming summer.
To hear more from Chyla, visit her social media sites:
MySpace
Facebook
Happy Hour: Martial arts and happiness
Tuesday, host Victor Kamont asked local martial artists what made them happy. His guests were Gokar Chivihyan, world champion in combat Grappling and Judo. Chivihyan was also the student of the father of mixed martial arts, Gene LeBell, for 14 years. Also on Happy Hour: Santos Flaniken, a Kyoshi-Master as a seventh-degree Judo, black-belt recipient.
Music from the Underground: Xyzyx
Yesterday on Music from the Underground, hosts Courtney Coles and Maurice McFarland, had an in-studio interview with David Daskal, the microphonist of Xyzyx (pronounced “ziz-ix”).
When it came to describing Xyzyx’s sound, Daskal went on saying, “we’re like Weezer meets Foo Fighters with the vocals of Incubus and the stage presence of Spinal Tap.” We played their E.P, “Songs You Will Cherish for the Rest of Your Life” and ended the show with a homage to ’80s heartthrob, Kirk Cameron.
Xyzyx has a show tonight at Skinny’s in North Hollywood. The show is 21+ and $3 at the door.
If you’re unable to see them tonight, you can catch them next Tuesday, May 18, at Hollywood Billiards.
To hear more from Xyzyx, visit their social media sites: