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"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"
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Sweet Seals For You, Always
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Game Changer & Make Some Noise
I'd rather be in outer space 🛸
Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her
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@junobrownsings-blog
My life has been replaced by a better. A better life because I had you in it. I sculpt every moment with borrowed words. I made that. I made this. I make #WearableArt for kind women and men. They are more than my equal. In my lucid dream, they are my saviors.
Butterfly Tribe. Dread ART. Wearable ART by JUNO BROWN. Party-to-GO clip-in Quantum Wraps. Get it while it's WARM.
Aha!
"Everything is your creation and now we're headed to your true moment of choice...When did the lucid dream begin?" -Vanilla Sky
NYC #FashionWeek
Getting "Out" There
It seems as though to become anyone in the world today, you must have an online 'presence'. However, if your online presence is all you have and all you work for, when do you ever get out there and do all the things you are 'blogging' about or tweeting about. Is there some unwritten rule that says you must publicize your every waking move? And isn't that what 'real' celebrities hate about being famous anyway? If I am wrong, don't correct me. It just seems to me that the things we need to know about one another are only gained energetically, that means person to person. I would love to meet as many people as I can because that is where the real magic happens. Until then, I guess I'll be sprinkling fairy dust to you by way of my lap top. Cheerio!
JunoClassico
One more night of awesomeness at the #ParksideLounge with #ArianaRosen on violin, #JulieGratz on visual arts and tons of original music by Juno Brown. Be at Goodbye Blue Monday tonight, Saturday, April 6th in Bushiwck, Brooklyn to experience the Melting Pot and many more rad folks jammin!
Femen of Paris, stages a topless Jihad. http://www.theatlantic.com/infocus/2013/04/femen-stages-a-topless-jihad/100487/
Juno Brown sings her original tune "Ginger (Bird of Prey)".
Singing is Fun, but Vocal Health is Not a Game
After two weeks of amazing performances and rehearsals, my fire for singing has been re-ignited as well. I love to 'jam' and have extended vamps during rehearsals, but after several late night sessions of rehearsing and recording, I indeed had to go on vocal rest which takes a lot of discipline. Although I only went on vocal rest for about 24 hours prior to the Women's Music Showcase at The Parkside Lounge in Manhattan last week, in the future, I definitely see myself taking more precautions when it comes to keeping my vocal chords rested and moisturized. The irony of this post is that two weeks ago during my All or Nothing EP photoshoot, I took the liberty of smoking a cig on set. Yikes! Maybe I was really craving one? Or maybe subconsciously I wanted to have that bad-ass, Bob Dylan flare. No matter what kind of piss poor excuse I use to justify cigarette smoking, those days are over. It's just not worth it. Cigarettes are a disease. Instead of inhaling all of my problems, I'm going to sing them out with gratitude! Singing is a joyful gift I get to share with the world, and taking care of my chords is a responsibility I am committed to upholding. I hope you do the same.
For more great vocal health tips visit: http://www.streetmusician.co.uk/vocalhealth/
#JunoBrown and #AlexandraReiley-Morton rehearsing "Ginger".
Steps to Becoming 'Juno Brown'
1. Make too many soundcloud pages so no one can find you.
2. Have so many aliases that you forget who you are.
3. Buy some wigs.
4. Wear rock-star-tight pants.
5. Find a water wheel.
6. Stick your butt out...in a water wheel.
7. Take photos.
voilà
"Sometimes you just need to sit down in the middle of the street and play guitar. It's true." -Juno Brown (photo by Max Breslow, copyright 2013).
Look at me! I'm singing!...and playing guitar! I wrote this song too! Do you like it? Yes! Thanks to my friends at the Melting Pot, I rocked.
Juno Brown singing her single "Train" at Drom on the Lower East Side in February 2013 accompanied by saxophonist, Sorab Sadaat. There's a funny store behind this song. It was on this night that she opened for popular afro beat band, Elikeh.
Starting Over
One would begin to ponder how many times one could start over in one year, let alone one lifetime. Starting over is a beautiful thing. Somehow I'm finding refuge in the internet as a whole and realizing the monopoly that facebook has on people as a social networking site. Monopolies are not cool, whether they are electric companies or social networking sites. There's everything to find online and somehow, I thought all I wanted was found in the book of faces.
Starting over in the realm of music creations is also fairly interesting. I often wonder if new people come with new starts. I guess they do. We shall see.
One of my favorite bands, the #Fleetfoxes playing one of my favorite songs "Helplessness Blues". Cheers