cvb is in the box today recording some tracks for some folks from vermont. it's good to sit down and work on some creative stuff after spending so much of the last few days with our biz vizors on. beau is out to the nwest tomorrow. we'll meet up in l.a. on monday for a week. should be memorable. more to come on that later. if you guys should happen to find yourselves in l.a. next friday, you can find me at:
California Soul 2008
Chinatown, L.A.
also, check out beau playing live on reg's coffee house next sunday with ford turrell. it will be live and direct on the world wide web. here's a link to the site:
http://www.regscoffeehouse.com
j.mann
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- Computer vs. Banjo
- Nashville, Tennessee, United States
- "Everything from guitars, drum machines and banjos to dobros, synths and mandolins are thrown into the musical blender. The result is a series of tasty digifolk jams from a band who doesn't need a weatherman to tell it which way the zeitgeist is blowing."
-Wired
"The name of the Nashville band Computer Vs. Banjo says it all: Johnny Mann and Beau Stapleton blend folky banjos and acoustic guitars with synth-heavy electronica and experimental beats. The computer tends to win the battle on the group's self-titled debut, but countless computerized samples of more traditional instruments give the record an eclectic, genre-bending sound."
-NPR
"Mann and Stapleton have created something truly extraordinary in Computer vs. Banjo's unique sound, making them Nashville's next big thing."
-PopWreck(oning)
"From the very first listen, I was in love with this album. If Ill Lit and Califone had a love child, it would be these guys." -Fuzzy Lion "Thankfully, CvB is just what I thought it was going to be. Catchy electro pop matched with poignant banjo, handclaps, fuzzed vocals and irresistible desire to hit repeat."
-Perfect Porridge
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