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Radio Exile debut "Soulfire" music video

Hard rockers Radio Exile have released a music video for their song “Soulfire”, which is taken from their self-titled album. Frontman Chandler Mogel says of the clip: “With ‘Soulfire’, we decided to pull from everyone’s imagination. It’s a combination of almost everyone’s input, but running a common Vaudevillian theme. ‘Soulfire’…

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Music Legends – Radio Exile Interview – Charlie Calv on new self titled album

Music Legends – Radio Exile Interview – Charlie Calv on new self titled album

– What’s new with Charlie Calv and Radio Exile? Just finished up a new video for the next single Soulfire with Radio Exile, worked with this great marionette street performer and the whole video has this vaudeville kind of vibe…it’s going to be really cool. As for me personally, just played on the new CD from Punky Meadows of Angel fame, first thing he has done in 35 years so glad to be part of…

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Metalholic – Interview with Charlie Calv of Radio Exile, February 15, 2016

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Totally Driven Radio - Episode 147 - Chandler Mogel Of Radio Exile And Max Malmquist Of Junkstars

Totally Driven Radio – Episode 147 – Chandler Mogel Of Radio Exile And Max Malmquist Of Junkstars

This week on Show, episode 147, lead singer of the band Radio Exile, Chandler Mogel, and lead singer / guitarist of the punk band from Sweden, Junkstars, Max Malmquist. Go here to read more. http://percolate.blogtalkradio.com/offsiteplayer?hostId=602947&episodeId=8116883

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Lizzy Grant

Shawn M. Smith: Despite being crippled by a “terrible stage fright” as she would describe it, there is a certain “something” about Lizzy that I really connect with. Maybe its growing up poor-ish in Upstate NY and how the whole “trailer park darling” aspect makes so very much sense to me. Perhaps it is that I relate to her lyrics in second hand way; most of her lyrical content sounds like the secret fears and the protected diary entries from a little girl’s stolen journal. Maybe it’s her style and delivery, but her take on jazz fusion/art pop is easy to listen to in much the same way that Lizzy is easy to look at. She’s a stunning girl; the sweet, quiet girl-next-door who never realized how pretty she was. She’s the type that didn’t need to run around chasing boys just to feel attractive, but she did it for the fun of it. That she’s that earnest at times is unnerving, but I dig that about her.

-2008