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The White Hand Turkey of Saruman. One week til Thanksgiving, and I’m already celebrating.
I’ve got a brand new Thanksgiving comic coming next week (unrelated to Saruman, Isengard, or even the Palantiri), so sign up for my free email list to get it bright & early Monday morning.
Photos from the 6/27 Acoustic Nights concert! Featuring Dave Richardson, Mother Mont & the Shire, Chris Heller, and The Meadows Brothers.
Brewster Productions hiking trip! A belated greetings from atop Snow Mountain in the Adirondacks, which we moseyed our way up last weekend.
NEW BRAND NEW SONG.
reblogged from jondorn:
One of the artists I’ve listened to longest and most consistently, Brand New has spent more than a decade failing to disappoint me with a new release. Some things never change.
After much humming and hawing, flipping of calendar pages and such, we've got Acoustic Nights summer concert dates to share with you. It's such a big announcement, we made our very own Brewster Productions sitcom about it – check out our video, made by Four String Films.
Here are your Acoustic Nights Summer Concert Series dates – all 6pm at the Hedge House Lawn for FREE:
- JUNE 27 - JULY 11 - AUGUST 15 - AUGUST 29 - SEPTEMBER 5
Stay tuned for Barn Show and Plymouth Independent Music Festival dates later this month!
Sunday afternoon drawing time.
Check out Jon's comic Cartland at www.cartlandcomic.com.
Red Line Roots
IguanaMusic Fund: Briefly tell us about yourself as an artist/presenter/performer.
Brian Carroll: I am a songwriter and multi-instrumentalist here in New England. I play music with as many people as I can and write sad songs. Aside from that, I am also the creator of the Red Line Roots media outlet where I write about music I think folks need to hear and have taken on a role as a producer of a recording project called “Locals Covering Locals”.
IMF: Tell us about the Iguana-funded project you’re working on. What is currently exciting you about the project? What does the project as a whole mean for your career?
BC: This year’s Iguana Fund contribution to Red Line Roots will help to fund volume 3 of the “Locals Covering Locals” project. We have 11 new and different artists from around New England joining us at the fantastic Riverview Studios in Waltham, MA to record songs from some of their favorite local songwriters. Our good pals at Dirt Floor will also be mastering the record as well. It gives us the chance as musicians to pay respect to the local folks that we love and in turn (I hope) helps to foster a community and make it a bit more tight-knit. The project has allowed me to step into a producer role, rather than a contributing musician or just a dude that writes songs. That has been really exciting for me. Being able to give people I care a great deal about and respect the craft of so much, an opportunity to contribute to this project and share music they love has been an absolute blessing.
IMF: What’s one piece of advice you would give to others trying to carve out a career in music or art?
BC: Don’t try to be an artist in a vacuum. One of the greatest things about music in the Northeast is the incredibly supportive community that we have here. Don’t dwell on how many people downloaded your new song, or how many stations played it, or who didn’t review it (while it can be tough to avoid when you are trying to make a living at it). Focus on the opinions of your peers and use them as a sounding board for your art. I spend a long time worrying about all that and all it brought to me was grief and negativity surrounding the creation of music. Lift up the folks around you and they will do the same in return. The community I have found myself in the middle of with songwriters, folk/roots musicians, and Club Passim has meant the world to me and I am a better musician and person as a result of it.
IMF: When’s your next local show (aside from Iguana Night on 3/30)?
BC: I have another show at Passim on 3/25 to celebrate the release of TWO new EP’s. One called ‘Canyon’ that was released to the public in January and recorded at Dirt Floor studio in CT with some amazing friends/musicians. The other is called ‘still’ and was recorded in the ghostly still (that all this snow has caused) of winter at my home. My dear friend and the best songwriter that I know, Ian Fitzgerald, is featured prominently on ‘Canyon’ and we will be heading out for a short Northeast tour starting with the release show at Club Passim.
Brian Carroll – Lilac Trees - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7iQ85pxkP7s
Who's ready for a new video? Hint: It's got something to do with the Hedge House Lawn...
Hey Plymouthians – or anyone at Mamma Mia's – were ya wondering what was happening at the Hedge House Lawn yesterday afternoon? Well, that'd be us filming something. We're not gonna say what quite yet, so you'll have to stay tuned.
NEW MUSIC VIDEO. Here’s my latest directorial effort, "Deep In the Dirt", a music video for Jo Henley.
Synopsis: A man visits his late grandfather’s now-empty home, reviving memories of the solitary older man now trapped in the objects that surrounded him in life. The younger man finds a childhood toy of his own buried in the backyard – it seems his fate is the same as his grandfather’s.
Producer, Director, Editor: Jon Dorn Starring: Jack Goldman & Harrison Quinn. Cinematographers: Ingrid Stobbe & Jon Dorn Music: Jo Henley, featuring Hayley Sabella
Snow flamingo's looking for snow shrimp.
New Suitcase Junket album came in the mail!
Ladies and gentlemen, the 100th installment of Cartland. I published the first comic strip on September 17, 2011, the beginning of the story that would make up my MFA thesis project (and maybe surprising, the culmination of about 6 months of conceptual work). So, here we are 1,223 days later – we’ve learned a lot about Steve, Nicole, and the strange folks who surround them, but the story is far from over.
Nicole continues to ambush Counselor Cameron with trickery, this time making scary animal noises outside his cabin during the night. Writing as Nicole is fun – who knows what other odd things she’s documented in her journal, for the benefit of the Doris Kearns Goodwins and David McCulloughs of the world (she’s at definitely got notes from her longitudinal study on tidal patterns). Next week, Nicole’s antics meet with some resistance…
Eva Walsh in top song-covering form, with her rendition of “Pretty Girl At the Punk Rock Show” by Spot Collins.
My lovely & talented girlfriend Eva Walsh is in an incredible band called Kingsley Flood, and they have a new EP coming out January 13th. Check out their new song, “All In All”.
"Coal Fire" by the incredible, multinational trio of Jake Hill, Alec Gross, and Will Knox (aka the Handsome Lady Records Club). Take a listen.
NEW VIDEO: Hey look at that, #summervideoweek continues, just in time for a nor'easter! Here's The Suitcase Junket with "When We Land" at the Hedge House Lawn in July. Such a fun show!
