New York Times article focuses on Miami Music scene
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/11/30/arts/music/30mcdo.html
"Tropical Bohemia"! Look at that. And to think I was beginning to question if I was just spinning my wheels thinking this city was bursting at the seams with music and art.
Congrats to all the bands and people who were mentioned: Rachel Goodrich, Jesse Jackson, Churchill's Pub, Spam All Stars, Jacob Jeffries, Awesome New Republic (ANR), Raffa & Rainer, The JeanMarie, Sweat Records, Airship, Down Home Southernaires, and Honor Roll Recording Studios.
And guess again if you don't think this is a hit list of people who will soon be appearing on REV.
If You Enjoyed This Post, You May Also Like:
- Weekend Videos Feb 13-15: Radar vs Wolf, ArtStreet: Sweat Records, Raffa & Rainer, Mute Miami
- REV Miami II - Recap
- Future Classic Festival Has Arrived
- DWNTWN Concert Series, Jan 9 2009: Rachel Goodrich & Jacob Jeffries
- ¿What's On Miami? 1/25-1/30
NOTE FOR COMMENTS: Do not flame or leave obnoxious comments, THEY WILL NOT BE APPROVED. Constructive criticism should always be welcomed by any artist, but don't be a d-bag, show some class. Thanks. - REVMiami Staff
[...] things are pushing the band forward, including their mention in the NY Times article that focused on the Miami Music Scene. Additionally, the band received a lot of input from fellow musicians like Rachel Goodrich [...]
NY Times is on crack
Plus any article that thinks Miami's greatest rock n roll export is Rachael Goodrich and NOT Torche is very confused.
I think the article was focused on the Indie scene not all scenes.
[...] UPDATE: I forgot to mention, but really wanted to, the score for the film was done by up and coming Miami record label, Honor Roll Music (home of Awesome New Republic), who were featured last year in a New York Times article about the Miami music scene. [...]