Scratchy, soulful vocals lead Telling on Trixie's full-bodied, meaty rock/pop sound.

10 MP3 Songs
ROCK: Modern Rock, POP: with Live-band Production



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The orchestration is rich, articulate and meaty like a 6 oz. Filet Mignon, with raw, delicious, deep-red vocals at the tender center.

The album was recently #6 on the CMJ Top 30 Chart at WHMB, a test market station. It goes into rotation on 300 college radio stations on March 27, 2007.

Each Telling on Trixie song begins with a story cooked in the minds of Derek Nicoletto and Brad Small, and then baked to perfection by their bandmates and Platinum-selling producer Jamie Siegel (Taking Back Sunday, Joss Stone, Lauryn Hill).

In an Interview Magazine article entitled, âLook Who Just Got off the Bus!,â frontman Derek Nicoletto anticipated this album and the far cry it would be from his first NYC gigâ a Swanson Chicken jingle. Rare for an indie band nowadays, the male vocals arenât afraid to be fully sung. Intelligent guitars, coupled with intricate percussion, perfectly match the melodies to create a slightly haunted soulfulness throughout. The entire album contains quality songs with polished-but-not-too-slick production. With emotion and Second City-trained improv dominating their shows, Telling on Trixie draws solid crowds in some of the best venues in New York City. In 2007, Telling on Trixie is planning extensive club, festival and college bookings to promote the self-titled debut album.

âPlaying this on the air RIGHT now at WMHBâ¦Sounds SOOOO good when you crank up the in-studio humungo speakers. YEAH!!!!!â - WMHB, Maineâs Alternative Music Station