MP3 lexi street - the girl I used to be
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Music with biting lyrics and playful progressions and one very sultry crosscurrent...
see also alexis gamin
9 MP3 Songs
ELECTRONIC: Pop Crossover, ROCK: Modern Rock
Details:
Get turned on...to Lexi Street's music that is. By fusing elements of jazz, rock, and pop, Lexi Street, in true indie fashion, has categorically screwed themselves. Creating a sound that's not emulative of anything you've heard before, yet somehow you can't quite put your finger on why it feels so familiar. It can only be the sticky hooks and awesome melodies that make this such a great and memorable album. Oh, and the help of producer Orlando Calzata didn't hurt either. Girl I used to be & bends and curves to words that, for some, will raise the hair on the back of your neck, and for others, at least an eyebrow. Lexi Street writes breathy music with sweltering lyrics that would make you want to come down to the Deep South and stay awhile. But she's no singing "Southern Belle" since her roots go back to the Chicago suburbs. However, spending most of her formative years growing up out side of Raleigh, North Carolina, it's here where she attributes her influence of, not music, but southern charm. The kind of charm you'll find in Track 9's bitter sweet "Beautiful South". A mesmerizing song that, as a last track, veers a very different road from the edgy path it began.
Lexi was a solo singer/guitarist that eventually became the lyrical girl Friday to then unknown guitarist, Gary O'bryan (now known as one of the musical co-writer of B. Spears'/Madonna single "Me Against the Music"). O'Bryan just recently signed a Publishing deal with Peer, and just as quickly as he lost it. Seems since the Britney song, his follow up material isn't quite on par with the pop princess' hit single. A pity it would seem to tiny teeny boppers across the land, but to loyal Street fans, it's a badge of honor. O'bryan has his share of other tricks up his sleeve since he is also credited with co-writing "Gon Girl" off Billy Crawford's 2004 release, "Big City". His guitar antics can also be found on B2K's album Pandemonium. And all this is a far cry from the music that he makes right here in Atlanta, GA. The new band (post album) is bursting forth new material that they've all been so fervently writing. It has all the yen appeal of our now favorite bands new beginnings. Check out their new track Summer at www.lexistreet.com and get turned on to the music.
see also alexis gamin
see also alexis gamin
9 MP3 Songs
ELECTRONIC: Pop Crossover, ROCK: Modern Rock
Details:
Get turned on...to Lexi Street's music that is. By fusing elements of jazz, rock, and pop, Lexi Street, in true indie fashion, has categorically screwed themselves. Creating a sound that's not emulative of anything you've heard before, yet somehow you can't quite put your finger on why it feels so familiar. It can only be the sticky hooks and awesome melodies that make this such a great and memorable album. Oh, and the help of producer Orlando Calzata didn't hurt either. Girl I used to be & bends and curves to words that, for some, will raise the hair on the back of your neck, and for others, at least an eyebrow. Lexi Street writes breathy music with sweltering lyrics that would make you want to come down to the Deep South and stay awhile. But she's no singing "Southern Belle" since her roots go back to the Chicago suburbs. However, spending most of her formative years growing up out side of Raleigh, North Carolina, it's here where she attributes her influence of, not music, but southern charm. The kind of charm you'll find in Track 9's bitter sweet "Beautiful South". A mesmerizing song that, as a last track, veers a very different road from the edgy path it began.
Lexi was a solo singer/guitarist that eventually became the lyrical girl Friday to then unknown guitarist, Gary O'bryan (now known as one of the musical co-writer of B. Spears'/Madonna single "Me Against the Music"). O'Bryan just recently signed a Publishing deal with Peer, and just as quickly as he lost it. Seems since the Britney song, his follow up material isn't quite on par with the pop princess' hit single. A pity it would seem to tiny teeny boppers across the land, but to loyal Street fans, it's a badge of honor. O'bryan has his share of other tricks up his sleeve since he is also credited with co-writing "Gon Girl" off Billy Crawford's 2004 release, "Big City". His guitar antics can also be found on B2K's album Pandemonium. And all this is a far cry from the music that he makes right here in Atlanta, GA. The new band (post album) is bursting forth new material that they've all been so fervently writing. It has all the yen appeal of our now favorite bands new beginnings. Check out their new track Summer at www.lexistreet.com and get turned on to the music.
see also alexis gamin
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