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Saturday, May 3, 915 pm
Ramona Silver and band
Also performing:
Kimon Kirk and
Carla Ryder

Lizard Lounge
1667 Mass Ave
Cambridge, MA
doors at 8 pm, 21+,
more info at www.lizardloungeclub.com

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Ramona Silver News

After months of demo heaven, I will be performing some new songs on Saturday, May 3, at the Lizard Lounge, Cambridge, MA. Many ideas are emerging on piano, something that’s been hidden in the shadows of songs for years. I am truly enjoying how this instrument is opening up the palette. The electric guitar is still my friend, but will be given a bit more space than usual, foregoing the two-guitar rock I’ve been in bed with for some years now. This show on May 3 aims to be the start of a few days of recording at Pumpkin Studios, Roslindale, MA -- a place where a musician can always uncover an idea brimming with character and light, thanks due to the irrepressible engineering heart and mind of Danny Horrid. I’m excited to hear how spring will influence this new party of songs, and can’t wait to share the party with you. Ramona Silver music is available on itunes and at this direct link: www.cdbaby.com/cd/ramonasilver4.

The Rock and Roll Coochicoo Revue -- This compilation of original children's songs has just been made available on CDbaby.com. I collaborated with guitarist/keyboardist Jamie Edwards to create "The Wood," a song inspired by the book The Magician's Nephew, from C.S. Lewis' Chronicles of Narnia. "Let your kids take the cushions off the couch and jump to this collection of pure pop/indie rock perfection. Kay Hanley, Tanya Donelly, Bill Janovitz, and a cadre of other, mostly Boston based musicians, have created a kid’s cd that we all can love."
www.cdbaby.com

 

 



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"Home is Where"
Intermission, 2005

Northeast Performer, June 2006

Ramona Silver's charming latest album, Intermission, is fun and fully entertaining. A medley of pop, rock, and punk-emo, each of the six songs contains a pocket full of confetti while offering an earful of pleasureable noise.
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The Noise, May 2006

No one on this earth puts four minutes of genius into a pop song the way Ramona Silver does. This all-too-short EP manages to squeeze in the best singer-songwriter elements of Liz Phair, the lyrical complexity of Elvis Costello, the angular pop of XTC, the innocent sophistication of Harry Nilsson, and the maturity of Aimee Mann, while at the same time making it sound as fresh as when the day was new.
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