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Extrait de l'album "Pili Pili sur un croissant au beurre"Titre disponible en digital le 18 juin 2012 et en physique le 24 septembre 2012.http://www.gaelfaye.comhttp://www.facebook.com/Gaelfayehttp://www.twitter.com/GaelFaye________________________________________"Blend"Une composition de Guillaume Poncelet (Claviers, trompette) avec Arnaud Renaville (Batterie), Stéphane Edouard (Percussions), Sylvain Daniel (Basse) et Christophe Panzani (Sax Ténor).________________________________________Clip réalisé parLe collectif "Les Tontons flingueurs"Nicolas BozinoJean-Yves RicciJulien AïvadianVincent BordesJean-Baptiste BregonProductionCamille DumetSéverine TasbasanRégieBenjamin BeslemGraffFred PaquetRemerciementsTumi apparait avec l'aimable autorisation de Motif RecordsGuillaume PonceletEdgar SeklokaTouria El HaouziGuillaume OlmetaGaby HoursLaurent BelandoLucas LabbeMaurice et Sticky (La Biscuiterie)Cookies Pr / Fred & Pascalito© 6D Production - 2012

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=btjZCn9pL98Actress Charlene Tilton from "Dallas" attends "Chicago" Opening Night at the Pantages Theater and chats with StarCam's Jennifer Tapiero about her busy acting schedule, working on the Tammy Faye Bakker story, and Lucille Ball being her all-time favorite actress.

PRESENTED BY BARBARA RAPPAPORTOn January 1st, 2010, Charlie Faye pulled out of her hometown of Austin, Texas, to embark on a modern bohemian adventure. In 10 months, Charlie made her home in 10 different towns; starting a new band in each town, performing live and recording a new song with them. Charlie's tour was more like John Steinbeck's famous road-trip with his dog than a musician's mad dash across the country. Instead of landing in a city, playing a show, then taking off the next day, Charlie spent a month getting to know the people and personality of each place she made her home. Throughout the year, Charlie recorded songs across the country for her upcoming album with members of Calexico, The Eagles, Lil' Band O' Gold, Navarro (Carole King's band from the 70s), and Malcolm Burn (Emmylou Harris), Warren Storm, Dave Way (Michael Jackson), Paul Bryan (Aimee Mann), Brian MacLeod (Sheryl Crow, John Hiatt), Ian Moore (Jason Mraz), Kenny Vaughan (Lucinda Williams), Will Sexton, and Chris Scruggs. Few people take the opportunity to explore America and its music culture the way Charlie Faye did in 2010. Musicians, business executives, parents and dreamers break out in large smiles when Charlie tells them about her adventure, the sort of trip that, at one time or another, they all dreamed of taking themselves. When asked why she chose to tour in this unusual way, Charlie implores: "Ask any musician, on returning from a tour, 'How was Seattle? What was Chicago like?' -- and they'll tell you: 'I don't know, man, we just got off the bus and played... and then got back on the bus.'" The desire to not just skim the surface that way inspired Charlie to put together this very unique tour. In addition to taking on this year long adventure and recording project, Charlie has become one of Austin's most recognized music community organizers. Front page stories in the Austin American Statesman and the Austin Chronicle have outlined Charlie's efforts to save a longstanding musicians' enclave of cottages in South Austin. Charlie's sound has evolved from theoretical Americana to something that couldn't be called anything else. In her upcoming record, Travels With Charlie, she explores every musical corner of this country, from the swamps of Louisiana to the deserts of the Southwest. Channeled through her resonant, sultry voice, her songs are a reflection of the places she's been. Charlie has also toured with Dan Zanes and Greg Garing, and played as a sideman with many others, including Natalie Merchant and Will Sexton.www.charliefaye.comTUNE IN AGAIN SOON FOR MORE FROM BALCONYTV AUSTIN!!!

http://www.balconytvtoronto.comPRESENTED BY SARAH RICHESBALCONYTV TORONTO IS BROUGHT TO YOU IN ASSOCIATION WITH INDIE WEEK AND THE UNDERGROUND GARAGEFaye Blais is a Northern Ontario native, recently back in Canada, following three years overseas recording and touring her second album, with one and a half year stints in both Taiwan and Australia, where she filmed her live studio Album/DVD (May 2010 release). Her tours have taken her through Taiwan, Australia, New Zealand, USA and Canada. Her songwriting, presence and personality are showcased beautifully through her impressive jazzy-bluesy folk style, on acoustic and electric guitars, and keys, with stunning, dynamic vocalsThroughout her years overseas, Faye performed over 200 shows, including international folk festivals (Port Fairy Folk Festival, Woodford Folk Festival - AUS, Spring Scream, Peacefest -- TW...) and received great attention from radio, TV and print media (BLTV, ICRT -- TW, Noise TV, ABC, RRR, FasterLouder, MX -- AUS, CTV -- NZ), in addition to compilation album features and placements in productions by Australian Red Cross, the Oak Tree Foundation (AUS), and an upcoming documentary out of Northern Ontario.Since arriving to Canada in September 2009, Faye has been chosen as CBC Radio 3's New Music Canada Track of the Day (for "Something's Changed"), nominated for 4 Northern Ontario Music and Film Awards 2010 (Winner of "Best Vocal Performance" for track "Canvas"), and been included in Canadian Folk Festival lineups (Eaglewood Folk Festival, Northern Lights Festival Boreal, Robson Valley Music Festival, Music on the Mountain Folk Festival). With three cross-Canadian Tours this year, Faye has also been featured in a wide range of media at home, with radio, TV and print interviews (CBC Radio One, Radio-Canada/CBON Breakfast Television -- Calgary, CTV -- Sudbury, Shaw TV -- Winnipeg, VUE Weekly -- Edmonton....). Faye is currently based in Toronto. www.fayeblais.comhttp://www.indieweek.comTune in again!!!

Happy Birthday Faye