EXCLUSIVE: C-LITE A.V. Club - yMusic's Hideaki Aomori, C.J. Camerieri Q&A with Maria Jean Sullivan >>
yMusic members Hideaki Aomori and C.J. Camerieri stop by Classicalite's exposed brick living room to chat about everything from remixing 'Balance Problems' to playing under Sufjan Stevens to just what Nadia Sirota will play next on WQXR's Q2.
EXCLUSIVE: C-LITE A.V. Club Q&A with Alice Boman & Maria Sullivan >>
Fresh off an amazing performance at Baby's All Right in Brooklyn, Swedish songbird Alice Boman stops by the Classicalite A.V. Club studio to chat about the North American release of her EPs, the video for "Be Mine" and if there's a Malmo sound. Edited by Logan K. Young, engineered by Ian Holubiak...
Classicalite's Top 10 of 2013: Maria Jean Sullivan on Indie >>
"The Knife's 'Shaking the Habitual' is an electronic manifestation of both emotion and philosophy." -- Maria Jean Sullivan
REVIEW: Emily Bonn and The Vivants, 'Western Addition' (Bandcamp) >>
Classicalite's Maria Jean Sullivan makes her case for the immediate download of this 11-track album in the high-quality format of your choice: MP3, FLAC, etc.
Jherek Bischoff's 'Composed,' Featuring David Byrne and Zola Jesus, Getting Two Live Shows at St. Ann's Warehouse in Brooklyn >>
Composer, performer, impresario and all-around new music polymath Jherek Bischoff will be featured during two upcoming shows at St. Ann's Warehouse to celebrate his latest album, 'Composed.'
Why You Should Listen to The National's Score for Jack Kerouac's 'Big Sur'...the Movie >>
Co-founding twin brothers Bryce and Aaron Dessner--whose C.V. includes curating BAM's Crossing Brooklyn Ferry Fest AND the Kronos Quartet (with Bryce) release of Ahem--have long found inspiration in Jackie K. To wit, Bryce wrote an orchestral piece entitled "St. Carolyn By the Sea", inspired by Big Sur...the novel.
Why You Should See Jack Kerouac's 'Big Sur'...the Movie >>
Jack Kerouac's last acclaimed novel--Big Sur--has been adapted for the big silver screen. Unlike On the Road, Big Sur's adaptation has received critical acclaim. I went to see the movie earlier this month at Cinema Village because I have been a fan of Kerouac since reading Dharma Bums in college.
