St. Frankie Lee Portland, Oregon
Born of Portland's new folk music community, St. Frankie Lee layers a host of gifted musicians and singers atop the bedrock
foundation of co-singer-songwriters Chelsea Campbell-Martin and Derrick Martin-Campbell.
The Willamette Week named our debut, Let's Get It On, one of their best albums of 2009.
Girls Say No, produced by Thomas Thorson of Interiors, is our newest record.
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St. Frankie Lee recommends:
To The Wolves
by Autopilot is for Lovers
Autopilot is for Lovers is like the Clipse of gypsy-folk music, gothic, literate, and emotionally devestating.
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hello mtn sound like a two-person tent lit warmly from within below of hemisphere of stars; inside, the tent is crowded with suitcases and dogs, outside you can see your breath and feel your swell ...
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we have the window open at night
by gorse panshawe
Strange but also strangely warm electronic music from slugabed mixes detailed sound design with some really weird sounds.
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Here in the Pitch
by Jessica Pratt
On her fourth album, Jessica Pratt blends up 60s pop and bossa nova into a spooky mix of soft psychedelia.
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The Australian singer's debut solo album is filled with creative indie pop tracks.
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Not A Party At All
by Lambs & Wolves
Charming German indie pop with the keen melodic sensibilities and melancholic undercurrent of some of the style's best practitioners.
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