Birdfeeder

Mark Mulcahy and Chris Harford

”Woodstock”

Produced, recorded, and mixed by Kevin Salem and Mastered by Scott Anthony

Available on vinyl, CD and streaming

Blanc du Blanc

“The Blanc Album”

Debut full-length instrumental dub record from Blanc du Blanc, featuring Dana Colley, Chuck Treece, Marco Benevento, Sarah Tate, Gabe Monago, Kevin Salem, and Chris Harford, mixed by Adam Lasus and Fritz Michaud, and produced by Marshall Stax. Available on streaming or on 45 RPM vinyl.

Rogue Oliphant

“Highlights of the Low Life”

Available on vinyl, CD, and streaming

“Highlights of the Low Life” features 26 songs with lyrics by Pultizer Prize-winning poet, Paul Muldoon, and music by Chris Harford, Ray Kubian, David Mansfield, Cáit O'Riordan, and Warren Zanes. Special Guests include Reed Black, Dana Colley, Eric Jacobsen and Alexis Moon.

Scott Anthony

Scott Anthony, the renowned mixing and mastering engineer based at Storybook Sound (The Feelies, The Beastie Boys, Allen Ginsberg, Henry Rollins, Rebecca Turner) has stepped out from behind the boards to release his own original music. Read more about Scott here (NJ Arts)

“I Don’t Like New Songs” features words, vocals and bass by Scott Anthony and guitar and music by Bob Perry, drums by Sim Cain and pedal steel by David Mansfield.

“I Don’t Like New Songs”

Rachel Goodrich’s “Broken Record”

“Broken Record,” the debut Soul Selects album from LA-based artist Rachel Goodrich is available for purchase. This is a 9-track, limited-run, vinyl exclusive.

Solid Bronze

Mt. Fuji

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“Mt. Fuji,” available on cassette, CD and vinyl

Photo by Matt Goold.

Reggatta du Blanc du Blanc, the Second Full-Length from Blanc du Blanc available now.

Blanc du Blanc’s “Wind of Change” EP!


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Wind of Change

“Time is moving and we need to remember. In this spirit of togetherness and solidarity, videos like these can be continuously inspiring while also preserving memories of a time when once again, everything felt like it had to break to come together.”

— Samaj Surreal, Rootfire, 1/29/21