Over the course of the next few weeks I’ll be adding these shows to Archive.org. When these are posted, they will slowly start becoming available again in the feed and for streaming here at Audio Gumshoe.com.

You will find that many of the original Miami Valley Musicast shows (the early version of this offering) are already available. Go way back to episodes 1-30 to hear more!

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Dear Audio Gumshoe listener and reader:

Audio Gumshoe is taking a break. Many outside commitments cause me to divert attention away from the show. It is not fair to the musicians when I let their files stack up in the AG file cabinet. Many great artists have sent tunes to the show. I don’t get enough opportunity to let you hear them.

The show will be back as soon as I can give it more attention. Until then, I invite you to follow my posts at Twitter, Google+ and Facebook. I will share links to artists that I like. Hopefully, you will like them, too.

Many of you have been faithful listeners since the show began (as Miami Valley Musicast). I appreciate your comments and your dedication. Thank you for being on this wonderful ride with me.

I will see you around the next bend. Until then, I wish you all the best.

Rich

Artists and Songs Played

Artist: Rayne
Song: Fallen

Artist: NeverWhas
Song: Driftwood

Artist: Wildcat O’Halloran
Song: Bottled Bravery and Canned Courage

Artist: Luke Payne
Song: Us Now

Artist: Shotaway
Song: Runaway Lane

Artist: SodaCup Killer
Song: Gig on Saturn

Artist: Miccoli
Song: Idle Stranger

Artist: Notion of Self
Song: A Breath of Fresh Air

Artist: Craig Alan Hughes
Song: Photographs of You and Your Lover

Artist: Carousels and Limousines
Song: 17s

Artist: Sam Page
Song: Take It Easy

Artist: Church of Rock n Roll
Song: Time Ain’t Waitin’ Baby

Artist: Rich Palmer
Song: Don’t Tell Me Any Lies

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After a brief hiatus, Audio Gumshoe is back. Well… almost. This episode is the most recent episode of Amped New Music Weekly hosted by Rich. Enjoy the great variety of artists as submitted by many of the member podcasts of the Association. After the standard Audio Gumshoe introduction, Rich shares a few words about the show. Thanks to all of the member podcasts for their contributions to the show.

Artists, Songs and Podcasts Featured

Show: Insomnia Radio: Canada
Song: Love the Sinner, Hate the Sin (Elephant Stone)

Show: The Bugcast
Song: Would You Be My Valentine (Edgar Gabriel’s StringFusion)

Show: Rathole Radio
Song: Madagascar (The Black Atlantic)

Show: Insomnia Radio: UK
Song: The Unloved (Foxtails Brigade)

Show: It’s A Frog’s Life Acoustic Podcast
Song: I Didn’t Mean It (Leon Rosselson)

Show: Edinburgh Man Podcast
Song: Decent Lover (Decent Lovers)

Show: The DarkCompass Podcast
Song: Momentary (David Bronson)

Show: Suffolk ‘n’ Cool
Song: Carousel (Vanessa Carlton)

Show: Euterpia Radio : Rock!
Song: Reason to get even (Tamika (a.k.a Tamika Kaspar))

Show: Audio Gumshoe
Song: Don’t Stop Now (Stockholm)

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Songs Played

- Wasting My Time
- Nothing
- The La-La Song
- The Mistletoe Song
- Mirror
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About the Show

Custode was twice named “Buffalo’s Best Female Vocalist” (Artvoice “2010 Best of Buffalo” and “2011 Best of Buffalo”) and currently fronts a pop-rock trio. “Christina Custode and Rerun” were recognized as “Buffalo’s Best Original Music Act” (Artvoice “2011 Best of Buffalo”),

Audio Gumshoe is privileged to present the music of Christina Custode. Familiar to long-time listeners of the show, this episode returns to an earlier format with an interview of the featured artist. It was a pleasure to speak with Christina. Opportunities such as this are few and far between, but they give us all a very intimate look at the work and personality of our featured guest.

Christina Custode is a busy musician. She performs regularly in and around her home of Niagara Falls, New York. She performs with numerous jazz groups on piano and vibraphone, is a cocktail piano soloist, and is a member of numerous blues and commercial bands.

In the interview, you will hear what inspires Christina to write her music, a bit about her stage show, and where to get her music (see links below). She shares insight to her family’s background in music, as well as her career as a music teacher. You’ll also learn about a very special tune called “The Mistletoe Song.” Christina talks about her motivation to write this great tune.

Be sure to visit Christina’s web site — and most certainly pick up a copy of the album “I” so that you can continue to enjoy her well written, well produced, collection of music.

“A little Sara Bareilles at times, some Lisa Loeb at others, even a bit of Basia at one point. Christina Custode has a little of everything for you here. Nothing & Crush are the big power ballads surrounded by pop songs like The One Thing and The LaLa Song. There’s an excellent chance her first big hit will come from this album.”
John Anthony / Buffalo, NY Radio Personality

Get the Music

“I” is available at:
Direct Purchase Through PayPal (physical copies of the CD)
iTunes
CD Baby

Artist Links

Christina Custode Web Site
Christina Custode on Twitter
Christina Custode at Facebook

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It seems that the lyrics and titles of songs begin to create a greater theme when I’m putting these shows together. As I listen to each of the artists’ submission, I begin to realize an overall picture or thought. Today, it is that love can be brutal. We remember it, we want to dismiss it, we want to find it again, we fear it, and yet we hope to make it last. If you like what you hear in today’s show — or perhaps don’t — please leave me your thoughts/feedback by clicking the “Send Voicemail” tab on the right hand side of the page — or by visiting the voicemail page. You can also submit your comments using the form on the contact page.

Artists and Songs Played

Artist: FrodoCPU
Song: Drop of Love

Artist: Damion Taylor
Song: Fear of Love

Artist: Ghostrain
Song: I Recall

Artist: T.S. Idiot
Song: I’m Not Here

Artist: Grownup Avenger Stuff
Song: Now

Artist: Jeff Campbell
Song: Shut Your Mouth

Artist: Jenny Katz
Song: Ernst

Artist: Craymo
Song: Moment

Artist: J.J. Crowne
Song: Another Day of Love

Artist: California Death Rays
Song: California Death Rays

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MusicXray is a platform where artists can submit their music directly to Industry Professionals. When you submit to an opportunity, your track goes directly to the decision makers; no middle-men, no pre-screeners, just a direct link between artist and industry professional. You can submit your song for label consideration, song placement, or get feedback and advice to help improve your music.

Here is a feed of recent opportunities that musicians can submit to through Music Xray. You can also subscribe to this RSS in your favorite reader, such as Google Reader, Feedly, and others.

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The latest featured dropboxes from music xray

Upcoming TV show looking for driving pop tracks.

Upcoming TV show looking for driving pop tracks
Driving pop tracks needed for upcoming TV show. The producers have been asking for instrumental tracks similar to Bruno Mars and Maroon 5 Katy Perry and Demi Levato. Feel free to check out the reference links below. Vocals not necessary and cues should be 1:30-2:00. Music needed ASAP.

Posted: June 3, 2013, 7:34 pm

Songs of all genres/styles needed for licensing opportunities

Songs of all genres/styles needed for licensing library
HMP Productions currently seeking songs of all genres for licensing library. We have need of professionally produced songs of all genres and styles, instrumental or vocals. The recording must be broadcast quality. Please submit only your best material as we will be looking for songs that we feel have the best chance for placement.

Posted: June 3, 2013, 1:04 am

Looking for country songs to pitch to Faith Hill

Looking for country songs to pitch to Faith Hill
Grammy nominated production team currently looking for country songs with strong hooks and instrumentals to pitch to Faith Hill. Please send your best material. Our team will pick only the standouts to send on for final consideration. Demos will be accepted as we'll be re-cutting any selections with the artist.

Posted: June 2, 2013, 7:16 pm

Looking for songs for female pop artist (from NBC's "The Voice")

Looking for songs for female pop artist (from NBC's "The Voice") Looking for POP songs for (UNNAMED) young female artist - A member of Team Christina on Season 3 of NBC's hit series "The Voice!" Think Justin Timberlake, Christina Aguilera, Demi Lovato as opposed to Carly Rae Jepsen or Miley's "Party in the USA." More information including artist identity will be presented at that time.

Posted: May 31, 2013, 7:13 pm

Seeking pop and traditional country songs to pitch to Carrie Underwood

Seeking pop and traditional country songs to pitch to Carrie Underwood
Grammy nominated production team is currently seeking Pop and Traditional Country songs to pitch to Carrie Underwood. We are looking for great melodies and infectious hooks. Don't worry about the song quality as we'll re-cut the track if selected.

Posted: May 26, 2013, 11:41 pm

Seeking Commercial Country Radio Songs

Seeking Commercial Country Radio Songs
Living Wills Music is again looking to add some great songs to its Nashville-geared catalog. We regularly pitch radio songs to artists like Tim McGraw, Rodney Atkins, Kellie Pickler, Dolly Parton, Andy Griggs, The Grascals and others.

Posted: May 22, 2013, 9:02 pm

Looking for Top Line Potential to add to Roster

Looking for Top Line Potential to add to Roster
Chart-Vision is looking to add talent to an already great roster. Our writers and producers have the benefit of having access to the best opportunities in the industry through our relationships with Top Industry Execs and Artist Managers. We are looking for Top Line potential.

Posted: May 14, 2013, 7:09 pm

Looking for Hooks for Major Placements

Looking for Hooks for Major Placements
Grammy Nominated Platinum Producer Don Destin is looking for accapella hooks for hip hop artists. Big Sean, 2chainz, Chief Keef, Gunplay, Kendrick Lamar, Cory Gunz, T.I, Fabulous, Rick Ross, Chris Webby, Yo Gotti, Slice (Future's artist). This is a very specific list because they will only be looking for approx. the next 6 - 8 weeks. Don Destin will choose the accapellas to create new platinum productions for these artists. Only serious ghost writers submit please.

Posted: May 13, 2013, 4:33 pm

United for Opportunity Roster Consideration

United for Opportunity Roster Consideration
United For Opportunity is a new model record label/music distributor looking for independent, motivated, career-oriented artists. UFO is a one-stop shop for an entire team. From management and distribution to marketing and promotion, we offer a group of specialists under one roof who are able to work together on your campaign or be hired à la carte.

Posted: May 10, 2013, 9:13 pm

Grammy Winning production company seeking Pop songs for Film/TV

Grammy Winning production company seeking Pop songs for Film/TV
Make it Happen Management is currently seeking Pop songs for potential placement in various Film and Television projects that we are currently working on. Both male and female vocals are accepted. All songs must be high quality, broadcast ready, and copy written prior to being submitted.

Posted: May 2, 2013, 1:44 pm

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Why the title? There are titles, themes and lyrics in many of the songs on this episode that tell us the songwriter was inspired by a significant event or their dislike of a situation. But, these are some great songs, that I hope you enjoy. If you like what you hear — or perhaps don’t — please leave me your thoughts/feedback by clicking the “Send Voicemail” tab on the right hand side of the page — or by visiting the voicemail page. You can also submit your comments using the form on the contact page.

Artists and Songs Played

Artist: Como Brothers Band
Song: I Don’t Like You

Artist: Skittish
Song: Built to Break (Anger)

Artist: 21 Against
Song: Say What You Need

Artist: Sam Page
Song: Tumbleweed in the Grand Scheme

Artist: Matthew Ebel
Song: The Last Pirate

Artist: Phil Common
Song: Falling Out of Love Again

Artist: Kylie Campion
Song: Pocketbook

Artist: A New Way to Live Forever (ANWTLF)
Song: ‘Til My Heart Stops Beating

Artist: Nine Times Blue
Song: Falling Slowly

Thanks to ImageMD for the use of the image “Basel Negative” from Flickr. It is used by permission under a Creative Commons license. The original artwork is “Positive reflections on a negative image” by Kelly Nipper (1971- ), Art Basel 2009, Miami Beach, Florida.

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A Look at the Xray

Today’s show features a variety of artists that have submitted their songs using the service Music Xray. This is an interesting site that helps musicians connect with opportunities. Visitors/listeners can also benefit by finding many new artists that you’ve never heard. If you like what you hear — or perhaps don’t — please leave me your thoughts/feedback by clicking the “Send Voicemail” tab on the right hand side of the page — or by visiting the voicemail page. You can also submit your comments using the form on the contact page.

Artists and Songs Played

Artist: Win The Day
Song: Walk This World

Artist: Road to Nowhere
Song: Mental Exercise

Artist: The Ground Above
Song: Compliments

Artist: Lillian Todd-Jones
Song: Butter Soul

Artist: David Tribble
Song: I Don’t Mind

Artist: Michael T. Hannan
Song: The John Lee Hooker Train

Artist: Alex Hirsch
Song: Buffalo Bill Tragedy

Artist: Evan Egerer
Song: Live My Life

Artist: MaHa Rocks
Song: In Mind

Artist: The Spins
Song: Never Let It Go
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An Americana Sampler

Today’s show features a variety of artists that have submitted Americana or folk/rock style songs. If you like what you hear — or perhaps don’t — please leave me your thoughts/feedback by clicking the “Send Voicemail” tab on the right hand side of the page — or by visiting the voicemail page. You can also submit your comments using the form on the contact page.

Songs and Artists Played

- Mississippi Moon (Sandyman Flynn)
- Time Flies Away (David Rice)
- Rusty Kind of Soul (OLGWI) [Birds Will Sing for You Music]
- Alright By Me (Reprise) (Ali Bartlett)
- Thousand Winds (Cory Brown)
- Feel (Eric Erdman) [Ariel Publicity]
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Songs Played

- Climb the Scene
- All Alone in Rock and Roll
- Anthem
- Chancellor Pink
- My Baby Cries
- Everything You Are
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About the Show

“Six Gun Jury deserves a shot at the majors.”
~ John Hayes, Rockflash, August 1989

One of the things that I most like about producing Audio Gumshoe is the opportunity to bring fresh, new music to my listeners. In this case, I found music that I know would likely be “fresh and new,” but coincidentally is twenty-three years old.

Six Gun Jury is a group that existed in Pittsburgh in the late 1980s. The band was a popular option for many in the area. Local radio stations liked them. They received high praises from local music publications. They even competed against the likes of the Pixies, 10,000 Maniacs, and the Lemonheads for the top of the Pittsburgh alternative record charts. But, unless you lived in the area, you’ve likely not heard them.

The music of this band has now become available to download after all these years. It’s a great flashback opportunity to a time when alternative guitar bands rose to the top of the listening charts. Consider REM‘s “Stand” from the album Green in 1989. Or The Cure with their “Lovesong” and the track “Pictures of You” from the album Disintegration. And what about The Church with their song “Under the Milky Way” from the album Starfish? If the critics in Pittsburgh would have had their way, Six Gun Jury would have been found keeping company with these same acts at the top of the charts in 1989. John Young, of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette said, “This guitar-based four-piece has quietly become a very tight and powerful group-to-be-reckoned-with.”

The band offers all of their original songs from the album Res Ipsa Loquitur as free downloads. These are mp3s in 320 kbps format. The collection includes the 1988 WXXP regular rotation commercial radio hit “Climb the Scene”, and the songs “All Alone in Rock ‘n Roll” and “Chancellor Pink.” Both finished in WPTS radio’s Top 50 songs of 1987. In addition, 5 bonus songs, recorded by the band in 1987, have also been added to the download package.

Get the Music

Res Ipsa Loquitur

Artist Links

Six Gun Jury Archive Page
Six Gun Jury on YouTube

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Pinch [pinch] -verb Slang
a. to catch
b. to arrest
Specifically as seen in film noir featuring gumshoe detectives.

Audio Gumshoe Pinched Tracks are songs that have been submitted to the show by artists hoping for play to potential new fans. Often, these artists don’t submit enough material to be featured artists. Their songs are still good, though, and worthy of playing at Audio Gumshoe. If you like these, please visit the artist links to find out more — and to purchase their music if it is available.

Tubie and the Touchtones

This is the Blues, Texas Style, very much in the vein Stevie Ray Vaughan, ZZ Top, and Johnny Winter. The band has become a fixture in their hometown of Navasota, which has been officially proclaimed as the Blues Capital of Texas by the state legislature. In fact, the band has twice played in the Texas State Capitol rotunda during legislative sessions to commemorate the heritage of Texas Blues.

Song Played

- When the Rubber Meets the Road

Artist Links

Tubie and the Touchtones at:
Official Site

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Songs Played

- As I Make My Way
- Rescue
- Take a Step Back
- Bombs Away
- We Are Breathing

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About the Show

The first single off the album, “As I Make My Way,” has been making big waves since its debut in September. It received extensive college radio play and the video was added by mtvU to the channel’s rotation.

As I mention in the show, it is a great day when I can open my email to check show submissions and I find a band as tight as this. The songs are well-written, well-produced, and the performances are well-executed. Solid acts like this are sometimes hard to find.

The Commuters do a great job presenting stories about life — perhaps from the view of living in NYC? — to which people world-wide might relate. Their use of dynamics throughout this album shows that they understand music is a direct portrayal of our own lives. None of us lives it loud, full bore, one hundred percent of the time, with much success. We have times when we get quiet, reflect, and even listen to ourselves. I appreciate a band that shares dynamics in their songs.

I mention in this episode that there must, indeed, be something wrong with the music industry when bands like this are not better known. I encourage everyone to give this band a listen, either through this episode, or by downloading their tracks (link below) for FREE! Spread the word and get these guys known by as many people as possible.

We’re really excited and grateful for the strong positive reception the album has been getting,” said Zeeshan Zaidi, lead singer and guitarist for The Commuters. “And I’m equally excited about giving the album away for free on our site – I want as many people to hear it as possible.

Get the Music

Bandcamp
Rescue – on Amazon.com

Artist Links

The Commuters Web Site
The Commuters on Twitter
The Commuters on Facebook
The Commuters on YouTube

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Kim Edwards

Songs Played

- Wanderlust
- The Show
- It Was Me
- Oceans
- No Other (Acoustic Version)
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About the Show

Each of the songs I’ve written for Wanderlust has been a reflection of a different place of travel—the album is a collection of songs from my journeys.

Kim Edwards is one of the artists that I featured on my recent “The File Box – Part 2” episode of Audio Gumshoe. Her songs are smooth, soulful pictures of her experiences. She shares talent that comes from a lifetime of deep musical exploration. She explains:

As a kid I studied Alan Menken’s Disney Scores for The Little Mermaid, Beauty and the Beast, and Aladdin. I remember being 14 and doing some online research and I found the company in charge of the scores and I wrote them said ‘I’m a student of orchestration, could you send me some scores?’ and they did!

The music on this episode of Audio Gumshoe is from the album “Wanderlust.” The songs are described as “chamber pop.” Kim’s early study of classical piano has obviously contributed to the lush arrangements and appreciation for the classical styles. She starting training at age four and was a piano performance major in college for a short while. It is obvious that she has a firm grasp of music theory, orchestration, and arrangement, all of which can be heard on Wanderlust.

From her press package:

Kim’s uniquely playful musicality has garnered favorable comparisons to Regina Spektor and Ingrid Michaelson. Wanderlust debuted at #25 in the iTunes Top 200 Singer-Songwriter charts, an impressive feat for a totally D.I.Y. artist who used standard networking platforms like Kickstarter and Facebook for exposure.

She explains that she simply put out a Facebook message asking friends and fans to support her digital release. On the day of her Facebook message she noted that she had been scanning the bottom of the Top 200 Singer-Songwriter list on iTunes. It wasn’t until she moved up to #92 that she realized that Wanderlust had debuted that well. By day’s end the album had reached #25. She said, “[it] was remarkable considering there wasn’t any marketing or publicity.”

Get the Music

iTunes
Amazon

Artist Links

Kim Edwards
Kim Edwards on Twitter
Kim Edwards at Facebook
Kim Edwards at YouTube
Kim Edwards at ReverbNation

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Et Tu Brucé

Songs Played

- This City
- Never Seen You Cry
- Stars Fall
- Dress Me Up in Bruises
- Never Say Trevor Again
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Hailing from Hanwell in sunny London ‘Suburban Sunshine’ is the incredible debut album release from Et Tu Brucé. Their first single ‘This City/Never Seen You Cry’ was championed by BBC 6 Music, BBC London & X-FM amongst many other tastemaker radio stations. ‘Stars Fall’ followed, and continued where the first release left off, with added coverage on a variety of commercial stations and by Frank Skinner on his Absolute Radio show.

Et Tu Brucé is one of those bands that became an easy favorite for me after my first listen. The music has the familiarity of most of the great classic bands that I’ve enjoyed through the years, while sounding clean, fresh, and well-produced. Though it has a retro sound, the album “Suburban Sunshine” benefits from the newest audio technology, good engineering and a thoughtful ear during the mastering process.

“Suburban Sunshine” almost didn’t make its way to my radar. I had been traveling quite a bit since this past May and found the email submissions for the show stacking up considerably. The email from Monty at Blah Blah Promotions arrived during this time. It would have been very easy for me to move forward through the messages while only giving this one a cursory glance. I’m glad I read it. I’m even more glad that I listened.

Be sure to visit the band’s YouTube page to see the video for the song “Never Say Trevor Again”. Quite fun.

Get the Music

iTunes
Amazon

Artist Links

Et Tu Brucé
Et Tu Brucé on Twitter
Et Tu Brucé at Facebook
Et Tu Brucé at YouTube

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Pinch [pinch] -verb Slang
a. to catch
b. to arrest
Specifically as seen in film noir featuring gumshoe detectives.

Audio Gumshoe Pinched Tracks are songs that have been submitted to the show by artists hoping for play to potential new fans. Often, these artists don’t submit enough material to be featured artists. Their songs are still good, though, and worthy of playing at Audio Gumshoe. If you like these, please visit the artist links to find out more — and to purchase their music if it is available.

Mahoney

Mahoney, a passionate singer/songwriter from Dublin, Ireland, has declared that all proceeds from the sale of this song will benefit the LauraLynn Children’s Hospice in Dublin. The song had more than 250,000 hits the first week it was released on YouTube.

Mahoney co-wrote the song with Rob Malone, who also produced the track. Malone is David Gray’s bassist.

Song Played

- We’re On Our Way [on iTunes]

Artist Links

Mahoney at:
Official Site

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