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It continues to thrill me every time I come across another Fierce Femme who is ruling the drums with skill, style and power to match any of their male couter-parts. Recently on a visit to my home town of NYC I went to a show coordinated by GRGR’s very own Rew (of Rew & Who) and had the pleasure to catch on the rise NY band: Blue Movie! The entire ensemble really rocked it, super tight, great sound, and not bad to look at either and was happy to see two ladies as core members of the band, Daniela Viteritti on bass and Lisa Foederer on drums. Lisa was a real standout for me holding it down without holding back and I knew we had to spread the word and feature her as a GRGR Fierce Femme. So our lovely Rew interviewed her to get you all the inside scoop for you! Enjoy!
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Glyscian: It’s so amazing that powerful women can make balls-out music like this.
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GRGR 10th Anniversary!!!
DEC. 10th, 2012
PARKSIDE LOUNGE – NYC
FEATURING GRGR ALUMNI FIERCE FEMMES FROM THE PAST 10 YEARS!
FREE SHOW! COME CELEBRATE AND PARTY WITH US!
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Only a month after signing with Meryl Music Distribution, (which helped produce Joan Jett, and the Dollyrots among other) Antigone Rising has finished its latest release 5th record, 23 Red, will be available on iTunes August 2nd.
Overall the album is a strong testament to the grit and perseverance of the 18-years-strong female country-pop-rock band from New York, which was started by Kristen and Cathy Henderson.
And it seems that losing and gaining band members has made for the development of an evolved sound. A collection of loves stories and tales of …
Who they Are : Comprised of a few groups, Lorraine Leckie and Her Demons is like a matryoshka doll, stacking and traveling and growing in number. “It’s funny because I have one rock band and one female trio,” says Lorraine Leckie who also performs solo. The female trio consists of a violinist, a guitarist (Leckie) and a bass player; while the other ‘Demons’ play your average band instruments in a distinguished way. Previously working in another art form, Lorraine Leckie was a make-up artist that decided to pick up a …
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