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In celebration of the release of Safe Travels, Jukebox the Ghost will be hitting the road w/ support from Savoir Adore & Bright Moments!
Jukebox the Ghost
The Jim Jones Revue - The Jim Jones Revue - Demonoid
On triple j, we're Burning Your House Down with our raucous new feature record from Londoners, The Jim Jones Revue.
The Jim Jones Revue - Burning Your House Down - Demonoid
Japandroids
Janelle Monaé was recently photographed at the “Schiaparelli And Prada: Impossible Conversations” Costume Institute Gala at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City, where she was seen ditching her trademark tuxedo and donned a sleek black satin jumpsuit with crystal accents. Not to worry, though: her signature pompadour was still neatly in place!
Janelle Mon?e | Official Website: Photos, Blog, Videos, Interactive, Chat and more. - JMonae.com
Jimmy Gnecco sur Myspace Music - Ecoute gratuite de MP3, Photos et clips vidéos
After three albums fronting alternative rock band Ours, Jimmy Gnecco has recently made the most personal and affecting album of his career. Self-produced and titled 'The Heart,' it's a watershed work which sees Jimmy drop his guard and raise the bar. The prevailing mood is one of beautiful melancholy, but 'The Heart' has dignity and integrity in spades. We all have to reckon with loss and the events that have shaped us sooner or later, and this record is Jimmy Gnecco 's compelling attempt to do just that.(MARCH 16, 2011 - Honolulu, HI) In the wake of the recent earthquake and tsunami in Japan, Jack Johnson announces his support of relief and recovery efforts in the region. Johnson is donating $50,000 to GlobalGiving’s Japan Earthquake and Tsunami Relief Fund to help residents of the affected areas. The non-profit is distributing funds to Save the Children, the International Medical Corps, and other organizations on the ground to provide relief and aid to victims. While traveling in Japan as part of the To The Sea tour, Johnson and his crew were in Osaka when the earthquake struck on March 11. The concert in Osaka took place as scheduled hours after the massive earthquake, as television images of the powerful tsunami began streaming in, revealing the magnitude of the devastation.

