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Jonathan Tyler & The Northern Lights Prepare For SXSW

Jonathan Tyler & The Northern Lights Prepare For SXSW

  03.19.10
Jonathan Tyler & The Northern Lights are just one of the many Atlantic artists performing at the 2010 SXSW music conference in Austin, Texas. We caught up with front man Jonathan Tyler to get his take on the upcoming festival.

Do you enjoy playing SXSW?
I do enjoy playing SXSW, I think the idea of having bands from all over the world in town at the same time is a really awesome thing. We try to make the best of it by playing the right shows and playing as many as we can fit in there to really make a name for ourselves down there because we’re still relatively new. I would tell bands down there to make the best of it. Work while you’re there and try to pass out flyers or something; do something extra rather than just playing your shows.

Is it hard to work down there since there are so many distractions?
Well, we’re in bars so much already that we definitely will work during the day and at the end of the day we’ll have some drinks. But we come down there to work, so it’s not going to be that hard to do that.

Do you have the chance to check out other acts?
Definitely, we always try to if we can. Like last year at the Chop Shop party I saw Janelle Monae and she was awesome—and we checked out the Perry Farrell’s band at the Playboy party, too.

Have you played any memorable shows at SXSW in the past?
There was one we played two years ago and it was a free show that took place kind of last minute at the Whiskey Bar and it was pretty amazing. It was packed out with people and everybody partied for an hour-and-a-half and it didn’t feel so much like a showcase, it felt like a party so that was one of the most fun shows we’ve done yet.

Do you have any festival survival tips?
Yeah, I mean for SXSXW it’s probably going to be pretty hot, so don’t drink too much liquor. Bring your sunscreen and just try to drink a lot of water and you should be fine.
Anya Marina Prepares For SXSW

Anya Marina Prepares For SXSW

  03.18.10
Atlantic Records has tons of bands playing this year's showcase South By Southwest, a festival that has broken countless artists into the mainstream consciousness. However in addition to all of the typical industry interactions, the festival is also a week-long party with plenty of free food, drinks and opportunities to take in Austin, Texas’ unique culture. We caught up with three Atlantic artists who are performing this year to get their take on the upcoming festival. First up is Anya Marina.

Are you looking forward to SXSW?
Oh absolutely, I’m excited because in addition to playing shows I’m doing the New Moon panel, which should be exciting. A bunch of my friends are going to be playing showcases too and I can’t wait to make the rounds.

Did you have a chance to check out a lot of bands last year?
I was really busy last year but I did get to catch some people like Janelle Monae, she was amazing. I hope I get to see more performances this year; there are a lot of bands I want to see and [Death Cab For Cutie’s] Chris Walla is doing a panel, it should be a lot of fun.

What acts are you looking forward to seeing this year?

I know Bob Schneider is playing, I want to see him. My producer on my last album Brian Karscig will be out there with his band the Nervous Wreckchords and I really can’t wait to see them, either. It’s just too bad Lady Gaga isn’t going to be out there this year—that would be incredible.

You covered TI’s "Whatever You Like" last year. Do you have anything special planned for this year?

I’m going to do that one live for sure because ever since the my version of "Whatever You Like" was played on Gossip Girl there’s been a huge deluge of requests for it, so I don’t think I could play a show and not do that song. I’ve also got a couple new songs I might debut that I’ve been writing in Portland, Oregon.

Do you have any festival survival tips?

Yeah, bring flats because walking in heels is torture. Those should go in your backpack along with a water bottle, sunscreen and a good hat—and a flip cam because I’m a compulsive documentarian. In the least I’ll always have my iPhone, because I like to add stuff to twitter constantly.

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3.19.10

Jonathan Tyler & The Northern Lights Prepare For SXSW

Jonathan Tyler & The Northern Lights are just one of the many Atlantic artists performing at the 2010 SXSW music conference in Austin, Texas. We caught up with front man Jonathan Tyler to get his take on the upcoming festival.

Do you enjoy playing SXSW?
I do enjoy playing SXSW, I think the idea of having bands from all over the world in town at the same time is a really awesome thing. We try to make the best of it by playing the right shows and playing as many as we can fit in there to really make a name for ourselves down there because we’re still relatively new. I would tell bands down there to make the best of it. Work while you’re there and try to pass out flyers or something; do something extra rather than just playing your shows.

Is it hard to work down there since there are so many distractions?
Well, we’re in bars so much already that we definitely will work during the day and at the end of the day we’ll have some drinks. But we come down there to work, so it’s not going to be that hard to do that.

Do you have the chance to check out other acts?
Definitely, we always try to if we can. Like last year at the Chop Shop party I saw Janelle Monae and she was awesome—and we checked out the Perry Farrell’s band at the Playboy party, too.

Have you played any memorable shows at SXSW in the past?
There was one we played two years ago and it was a free show that took place kind of last minute at the Whiskey Bar and it was pretty amazing. It was packed out with people and everybody partied for an hour-and-a-half and it didn’t feel so much like a showcase, it felt like a party so that was one of the most fun shows we’ve done yet.

Do you have any festival survival tips?
Yeah, I mean for SXSXW it’s probably going to be pretty hot, so don’t drink too much liquor. Bring your sunscreen and just try to drink a lot of water and you should be fine.
3.18.10

Lykke Li Reveals 'Possibility' Video


Lykke Li has revealed the official video for 'Possibility' exclusively on Pitchfork.com. The stunning clip is for her track which features on the New Moon Soundtrack.

Visit Pitchfork.com here to watch the video.

Download the NEW MOON SOUNDTRACK from iTunes here.
3.18.10

Anya Marina Prepares For SXSW


Atlantic Records has tons of bands playing this year's showcase South By Southwest, a festival that has broken countless artists into the mainstream consciousness. However in addition to all of the typical industry interactions, the festival is also a week-long party with plenty of free food, drinks and opportunities to take in Austin, Texas’ unique culture. We caught up with three Atlantic artists who are performing this year to get their take on the upcoming festival. First up is Anya Marina.

Are you looking forward to SXSW?
Oh absolutely, I’m excited because in addition to playing shows I’m doing the New Moon panel, which should be exciting. A bunch of my friends are going to be playing showcases too and I can’t wait to make the rounds.

Did you have a chance to check out a lot of bands last year?
I was really busy last year but I did get to catch some people like Janelle Monae, she was amazing. I hope I get to see more performances this year; there are a lot of bands I want to see and [Death Cab For Cutie’s] Chris Walla is doing a panel, it should be a lot of fun.

What acts are you looking forward to seeing this year?

I know Bob Schneider is playing, I want to see him. My producer on my last album Brian Karscig will be out there with his band the Nervous Wreckchords and I really can’t wait to see them, either. It’s just too bad Lady Gaga isn’t going to be out there this year—that would be incredible.

You covered TI’s "Whatever You Like" last year. Do you have anything special planned for this year?

I’m going to do that one live for sure because ever since the my version of "Whatever You Like" was played on Gossip Girl there’s been a huge deluge of requests for it, so I don’t think I could play a show and not do that song. I’ve also got a couple new songs I might debut that I’ve been writing in Portland, Oregon.

Do you have any festival survival tips?

Yeah, bring flats because walking in heels is torture. Those should go in your backpack along with a water bottle, sunscreen and a good hat—and a flip cam because I’m a compulsive documentarian. In the least I’ll always have my iPhone, because I like to add stuff to twitter constantly.
3.17.10

Stone Temple Pilots Reveal Album Artwork


Stone Temple Pilots have revealed the album artwork for their brand new self-titled album on their official website. STONE TEMPLE PILOTS arrives in stores May 25th and will be the band's first release since 2001's certified gold SHANGRI-LA DEE DA.

Visit www.StoneTemplePilots.com to see the album artwork now!
3.17.10

Atlantic Records at SXSW Preview Part 3


In part three of our SXSW preview, we highlight Robert Francis, Ben Gibard and Versaemerge. Here's where and why you should see them in Austin.

ROBERT FRANCIS
You may recognize Los Angeles musician Robert Francis’ song “Junebug” as being a former iTunes single of the week, however that’s just the tip of the iceberg for him. Although he’s still young, Francis’ soulful voice is rooted in rock’s rich traditions and is the perfect conduit to express heartfelt ballads like “Nightfall.” After SXSW, Francis will be doing a short run in the United States before heading back over to Europe.
Catch Him: 3/18 at Stubb’s (801 Red River); 3/19 at Rusty Spurs (405 E. 7th Street); 3/20 at Hotel San Jose (1316 South Congress)

BEN GIBBARD
For over a decade Ben Gibbard has fronted the iconic indie rock band Death Cab For Cutie, but during his free time Gibbard has experimented with everything from electro-rock (The Postal Service) to film scores (Kurt Cobain: About A Son) with stellar results. Those of you who saw Gibbard on his 2007 solo tour already know that his set can be full of surprises—such as an impromptu cover of Nirvana’s “All Apologies”—so if you are lucky enough to catch this rare performance, who knows what special tracks Gibbard will pull out?
Catch Him: 3/20 at The Parish (214 E. 6th Street)

VERSAEMERGE
VersaEmerge are a trio from Port St. Lucie, Florida, who are proving to be one of 2010’s true breakout acts. Led by the vocals of female crooner Sierra Kusterbeck and teeming with songs that range from ballads to full-fledged arena rockers, the band’s 2009 eponymous EP has help them gain countless fans who caught them aside peers like the Cab and We The Kings. The band are releasing their full-length debut this summer, however we recommend checking them out at SXSW if you want a sneak peek of what they’ve been working on.
Catch Them: 3/18 at Pure Volume House (504 Trinity Street)
3.17.10

New Jason Castro Webisodes


Last year, during Jason's web series, THAT’S WHAT I'M HERE FOR, you followed Jason as he wrote and recorded his debut album that arrives everywhere April 13th (pre-order it here).  Now, we're happy to announce round two with THAT’S WHAT I’M HERE FOR: Season 2 – Everyday Castro.  This season, we'll focus on the question Jason is asked all the time: 'What would you be doing now if you had not been on American Idol?' 
 
Check out the trailer now and join Jason as he tries out a bunch of different jobs that could have been...  THAT’S WHAT I’M HERE FOR: Season 2 starts Tuesday, March 30th on JasonCastroMusic.com.
3.17.10

Pre-Order Toni Braxton's New Album


Toni Braxton's highly anticipated new album 'Pulse' is now available to pre-order on ToniBraxton.com! Check out the exclusive bundles below only on ToniBraxton.com! 'Pulse' is in stores and online everywhere May 4th!

Deluxe Pack: $39.99
- CD
- Immediate MP3 download of "Hands Tied"
- Autographed Poster
- Portrait T-shirt
- Opportunity to attend upcoming appearances
- Digital album download 24 hours before release

Buy Now: Deluxe Pack $39.99


Standard Pack
- Album
- Immediate MP3 download of "Hands Tied"

Choose your format:
Buy Now: CD $12.99

Buy Now: Digital Album $9.99
3.16.10

Sneak peek: Zac Brown Band on CMT!


Zac Brown Band and Jimmy Buffett collaborated to play one of ZBB’s #1 hits, ‘Free’ plus Jimmy Buffet’s ‘Into the Mystic.’  Enjoy their performance on CMT.com at http://www.cmt.com/videos/misc/493485/free-into-the-mystic-from-cmt-crossroads.jhtml .  Make sure to tune in and catch these songs and more on CMT Crossroads this friday at 10pm EST.
3.16.10

Paolo Nutini on Last Call with Carson Daly TONIGHT!


Paolo Nutini will be performing "High Hopes" from his most recent album, 'Sunny Side Up' TONIGHT (3/16/10) on Last Call With Carson Daly on NBC!
3.16.10

Shinedown featured in promos for new A&E series!


Shinedown’s ‘Second Chance’ is hitting your TV’s.  Listen up for the song featured in commercials for the new upcoming series, Runaway Squad, on A&E.



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