Gettin Wild
Sunday March 26th 2006, 10:33 am
Filed under: Flow News

We had a great night last night hanging with the guys from Urbansnake up at Wild Spirits on the far upper east side of New York City. Urbansnake is a no nonsense metal band from the Bronx and Wild Spirits is a no nonsense music venue. Of course, the camera was rollin. Look for the video podcast on this site soon.



Flow Music Mix #4
Friday March 17th 2006, 5:55 pm
Filed under: Flow Audio, Flow Music Mix

We’ve been gone far too long here on the Flow Music Mix. But we’re back now with some of the most excellent original independent music from around the globe.

Cast In Order Of Appearance:

Descendants of Cain - The Face Within
Dread Daze - Gal Body Whining
Elizabeth And The Catapult - Waiting For The Kill
Gates Called Beautiful - Sheltered By Humility
Jason Reischel - Roses
Pralay - You
Original Syn - Entropy
Rosey - Again and Again
Allison Tartalia - Dorothy’s Reply
Cordalene - Kissed Awake
Debra DeSalvo - When It Comes Down

MP3 File

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Coming Soon
Friday March 17th 2006, 11:38 am
Filed under: Flow News

Sorry for the delays on the next Flow Music Mix audio podcast. Busy, busy, busy. But it will be ready very soon. I’ve got a very nice representation of artists so the mix will probably be closer to an hour long.

In other news, I recently shot a pair of shows that featured some really excellent artists, including Kirsten Thien, C-Will and Sophia Ramos.

It’s all good, as they. So I guarantee that your patience will pay off ;)



Flow Video: On Location With Samantha Murphy
Monday March 06th 2006, 11:36 pm
Filed under: Flow Video, On Location

Samantha Murphy was one of the first artists that I made a connection with as a result of podcasting. Her enthusiasm for creativity was evident in the quality of the cuts on her album, Somewhere Between Starving and Stardom. I was lucky to be able to catch her recent solo acoustic performance at Rockwood Music Hall. Samantha filled the room with sound and emotion, much to the delight of the folks who were in attendance. Thanks to the old vid camera, you can be in attendance for a few songs from her set.

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Flow Audio: Samantha Murphy at Rockwood Music Hall
Monday March 06th 2006, 9:16 am
Filed under: Flow Audio, Video Simulcasts

This is an audio simulcast of Episode #10 of Flow Video: On Location with Samantha Murphy. Samantha played a wonderful set at Rockwood Music Hall while in the midst of a tour around the U.S. Listen in to hear this excellent solo acoustic performance.

MP3 File

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Samantha Murphy
Monday March 06th 2006, 8:52 am
Filed under: Artists

Samantha Murphy

Samantha Murphy is an extremely talented singer, songwriter and guitar player who exudes emotion in every note of her songs. Born in Hawaii to Australian parents, Samantha practically grew up in the music industry, singing in her family’s band, The Murphys. Now a solo artist, Samantha has opened for Five for Fighting, Steve Poltz and many others. She has her own Podcast called SMtv that features a different indie artist each week. Samantha is currently touring the United States in support of her CD titled, Somewhere Between Starving and Stardom. Keep up with Samantha’s travels and get lots more information on her website at www.samanthamurphy.com.

Listen To This Artist

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Getting Googleized
Thursday March 02nd 2006, 8:22 am
Filed under: Flow News

Google Video Logo

You may have noticed that we’ve been replacing the on page QuickTime player with a new flash player. This flash player is courtesy of Google Video. I’ve been uploading all video episodes to their free service and then embedding the Google Video player into the site. This represents a great advantage over embedding QuickTime since many more browsers will support the Flash player. Another cool advantage of integrating Google Video is the fact that you can grab the same snippets of code that I’m using and put these players on your site. Yes, that’s totally okay and I strongly encourage it. Find all of our shareable videos on Google Video by following this link.