As Scot Longyear and family return from a three-month sabbatical, Average Joe Radio welcomes them back with a re-edited version of the original Scot Longyear Artist Spotlight.
Scot talks about his music, his "day job," his motivation, and more.
Plus great music from his album Simple Worship.
Scot Live!
Worship Plus
My Journey
Maryland Community Church
eXchange!
Used with permission from the artist.
20070825.a.mp3In his weekly radio address President Bush said, "We are still in the early stages of our new operations. But the success of the past couple of months have shown that conditions on the ground can change -- and they are changing. We cannot expect the new strategy we are carrying out to bring success overnight. But by standing with the Iraqi people as they build their democracy, we will deliver a devastating blow to al Qaeda, we will help provide new hope for millions of people throughout the Middle East, we will gain a friend and ally in the war on terror, and we will make the American people safer."
"This Feeling" from "This Feeling"
"Silent Wings" from "Silent Wings"
"Double Happiness" from "Double Happiness"
"Highway One" from "Honey & Salt"
"Girlfriend Weather" from "All In"
"Caffeine & Nicotine" from "Where The Truth Lies"
August 20, 2007
For Immediate Release:
Contact: Kara Kennedy, Publicist
Kennedy Resource Development
(205) 370-1677 or Eddie Martin,
Producer (256) 627-5031
AFTER LAST FRIDAY NIGHT'S STANDING ROOM ONLY PERFORMANCE, MALCOLM SINGLETON TO PERFORM AT THE CUTTING ROOM, NEW YORK CITY
MUSCLE SHOALS, ALA. – Malcolm Singleton performed before a standing-room only crowd at Googie's Lounge last Friday in New York City, shortly before going on stage he was told that he would be performing at one of New York City's most popular venues, the Cutting Room on August 24 at 8:00 p.m. Located at W. 24th and Broadway, the Cutting Room past performers include Sheryl Crow, Norah Jones and Vanessa Carlton.
Drawing inspiration from a number of genres, Malcolm's musical style cannot be classified; it is unique and innovative. He is described by his producer, Eddie Martin, as having "a melodic, rhythmic style, that he backs up in his regular "live" performances." Malcolm gets some of his song writing influences from European bands. He joined his first band in the seventh grade, and has been performing ever since. His songs have won numerous songwriting competitions; two of his award-winning songs, "Counting On You" and "I'm Over You" are included on his debut CD, "This Feeling", which was produced by Eddie Martin and Daniel Beard. The project features Malcolm playing every instrument and singing all lead and background vocals.
Malcolm is a graduate of UNA and also attended the Berklee College of Music, in Boston, Mass. His resume includes an internship with Rounder Records, also located in Boston, Mass.
Malcolm's music is recorded on the independent label, TRI-OOMPH Entertainment. You can listen to song clips from his EP This Feeling at www.myspace.com/malcolmsingleton. For more information contact: Kara Kennedy, Publicist, (205) 370-1677.
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