News
● 2007 Highlights
A Moving Sound got an avalanche of exposure before, after and during their appearance at WOMEX. Here’s what happened:
--We’ve got a wonderful review describing our new CD “Song Beyond Words” in the Feb 07 issue of Global Rhythm Magazine, the largest world music publication. We are described as “an entryway into eastern music and an artful expression of the universal human condition.” The piece is written by Chris Heim.
--We got a “stunning” (that’s the words she uses) review of our show and CD by writer Tamera Turner of on line music distributor, CD BABY. She thinks we are “nothing short of visionary”, thanks Tamera.
--We were interviewed by Marco Werman and will be featured in the near future on his program for Public Radio International
--Charlie Gillette from BBC World Service selected a song from our new CD to feature on his weekly 26-minute world music show called “The Sound of The World”. This highly acclaimed program is franchised to FM stations worldwide.
--Scott was interviewed by the highly respected world music publicist, Dmitri Vietze of Rock Paper Scissors in an on line article called "A Day in the Life of a Band preparing for WOMEX"
--We were interviewed by not 1 but 2 programs broadcast on radio NRK in Norway, one of which led us to be contacted for use in a Fly Fishing Film…they think our music is perfect for them! We’ll keep you posted on what happens with that.
--We will be featured on Charlie McEnerney’s Well Rounded Radio. In this program he picked A Moving Sound and nine other groups out of about 100,000 titles to do a show about CD Baby, the huge on-line independent music distributor based in the U.S.
--We are now being played on a number of radio stations in North America, Europe and elsewhere including: NRK, Norway; BBC, U.K.; KMFB, Mendocino, CA; WFMU, Hoboken, N.J.; WICB, Ithaca, N.Y.; KCWU, Ellensburg, WA; KGNU, Boulder, CO; KMFB, Mendocino, CA; WCVF-SUNY, Fredonia, N.Y.; www.worldmixradio.org; Swedish Radio Stockholm; KDVS, Davis, CA.; Radio Upper Galilee, Israel.
--In Taiwan A Moving Sound was featured in a very nice profile by the government publication Discover Taipei and Centered magazine in the last few months.