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» Stacy O'Dell from New York writes: "Brilliant!" - JUNO Award nominated Record Producer, Stacy O'Dell, Riverfront Studios, NYC » Dan Alred from U Weekly writes: "Reading about Lydia Brownfield's punkamorphic saga through the Southeast and NYC, then return of the Cowtown native to multimedia enterprises-none of that warned of the abyss peering warmly from deep-ass mp3s. Steve Louis's bass and Matt Hopkins' drums un-pave Brownfield's way down through Andrew Bird's "Fiery Crash," around her own equally unstoppable assurances of "Liar." The Orff-ian percussion and too-understandable orphan carousel quest of "A Horse Named Yankee" turn the key eternally. New album's out this summer, but don't wait for time (is her urge, it seems). Go to her now." - Don Allred, U Weekly, Columbus, Ohio (May 13, 2009) read article » Columbus' Mayor Michael Coleman says: "Beautiful" » Jeff Clark from Atlanta writes: "Powerful...singer Lydia Brownfield...will create a sound that is one of a kind." “...one of the cities musical bright spots.” “...the potential to get people excited about going out and hearing new local music again.” - Jeff Clark, Creative Loafing, Atlanta, GA. » Palmer Wood of Atlanta writes: “...This girl was powerful! Her voice was powerful, and she could play the hell out of that guitar, too! ...captivating, hook-driven pop.”- Palmer Wood, Highpoint Magazine
Concert to raise funds for Grandview Avenue fire victims A benefit concert will be held March 14 to aid the businesses and employees displaced by the Jan. 17 fire on Grandview Avenue. "I've been wanting to do a fundraiser since the day of the fire," event organizer Chris Sharp said. Sharp is owner and director of Backbone Adventure Cycling, a national mountain bike racing team. "It's taken a while to get a bank account set up, but we've got that taken care of now, and I'm really excited that we're going to have the concert," he said. The lineup of performers will include Sharp's wife, singer-songwriter Lydia Brownfield, who will also create the artwork and program for the concert. The fundraiser is being supported by the Fifth by Northwest Area Commission and the Grandview/Marble Cliff Area Chamber of Commerce, Sharp said. Sponsors for the event include Brownfield's Girlmuse.com, Roll Bike Shop, Undone Lingerie and Luck Brothers Coffee House. Tickets cost $10 and can be purchased at Luck Brothers, 1101 W. First Ave., or at the door.
99Xpress Magazine Fashion X - Local Musicians Get Dressed Photo by DEBORAH CELECIA Lydia (of Long Flat Red) featured on the
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