Chillcast Science for Girls Feature & Contest
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I’m very pleased to bring you a special feature on the wonderful new album by Science for Girls, the recording project of Darren Solomon featuring a host of talented male and female vocalists from the New York indie music scene. Darren and I sat down for a nice half hour chat about his exceptional debut independent CD.
Playlist:
- “Sonnet 96 (with William Rottman)”
- “You’ll Never Know”
- “14 Days (with Bronwen Exter)”
- “Australia (with Paul Brill)”
- “Sweet Life (with Jean Rohe)”
- “Sleepwatching (with Hugh Wilson)”
- “Pattern Recognition (with Trevor Exter)”
- “Violet (with Renee Cologne)”
- “Northern Lights (with Boots Ottestad)”
Science for Girls CD Contest:
Enter to win one of 3 copies of the brand new self-titled Science for Girls CD. The winners will be selected at random - please enter before April 21st. Good luck!
Science for Girls Links:
- Visit the Science for Girls Official Website
- Visit Science for Girls on MySpace
- Buy Tracks from Science for Girls on eMusic
- Buy Tracks from Science for Girls on iTunes
- Buy the Science for Girls CD on CDBaby
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Podcast & Radio Promo:
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tags: Science for Girls, CD Contest, Bronwen Exter, Boots Ottestad, Jean Rohe, Paul Brill, Renee Cologne, Hugh Wilson, Trevor Exter, William Rottman, Free eMusic Promo
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April 7th, 2008 at 10:34 am
Sorry for not commenting in a long time. This was a great episode. I had heard 14 Days, I think on Dave’s Lounge, but had not heard the rest of the album. I enjoyed the interview, as well as hearing all the music. I will definitely keep an eye on what Darren does in the future.
April 13th, 2008 at 11:05 am
Really loved this band. Contacted Darren right away and although he uploaded 2 sfg tracks to the pmn, he sent me 2 mp3 tracks at 320Kbps for my next emb episode. Thanks Darren, and thanks to Anjibee for featuring Science For Girls!
April 26th, 2008 at 6:31 pm
[…] I could have called this the “Science for Girls Collaborators Special” because not only do I announce the winners of the SFG CD contest, but I also present songs from a number of the indie New York artists who collaborated with Darren on his fabulous debut album. If you haven’t heard it yet, be sure to check out The Chillcast Science For Girls Feature. Thanks to all the artists for sharing their music with us! […]