NIGEL CLARK of DODGY – Song For Ewe
© Sam Toolsie 2019 Moral Rights Asserted; This work may not be reproduced without the permission of Sam Toolsie. Photo courtesy of Nigel Clark. “SONG FOR EWE” is the feature where artists & music people beloved by VELVET SHEEP choose an obscure song they’ve been listening to that day. Today’s guest is an energetic singer songwriter synergetic with summer. He’s also a long term activist in a time where it’s...
MEI-FANG LIAU aka FLOATING SPECTRUM – Song For Ewe
“SONG FOR EWE” is the feature where artists & music people beloved by VELVET SHEEP choose an obscure song they’ve been listening to that day. Today’s guest is a Taiwan born, Berlin based, experimental ambient composer and electronica artist whose work is as intricate as a watchmaker, as pastoral as a shepherd, and as mystical as a shaman. With Mei-Fang Liau operating under the wispy nom de plume Floating Spectrum the debut album...
KATIE ROSE of NOBODY’S BABY – Song For Ewe
“SONG FOR EWE” is the feature where artists & music people beloved by VELVET SHEEP choose an obscure song they’ve been listening to that day. Today’s guest is the guitarist & singer from an invigorating new San Francisco band called Nobody’s Baby. Ever since Martin Bramah of The Blue Orchids chose Jimmy Dell “I’ve Got A Dollar” and it spurred me into buy a comp called “50s Punk Vol. 4 / Booze...
VELVET VOLUME – Song For Ewe
Velvet Volume photos by Daniel Aude “SONG FOR EWE” is the feature where artists & music people beloved by VELVET SHEEP choose an obscure song they’ve been listening to that day. It would have been rude not to have invited today’s guests to the zine given that their name is Velvet Volume! They are a punk trio of Danish siblings called Noa (guitar) and Naomi (bass) who are twins plus sister Nataja (drums) whose...
LULU LEWIS “Genuine Psychic” Review
From New York, Lulu Lewis are husband and wife duo of Pablo Martin (Tom Tom Club, The Du-Rites) and Dylan Hundley (Metropolitan) and we’ve been raving about them for a while here on VS. They’ve been putting in the hours in darkened rooms in the five boroughs, and sharing stages with the likes of Lenny Kaye and Richard Lloyd, and collaborating with the funkiest drummer in post punk, Fugazi & Messthetics Brendan Canty...
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