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Real Music!

Real Music VOL 3 will be release June 7th, join us for a release party & benefit: Real Music Vol 3 Party

Oliver’s Markets proudly presentsour Real Music CD VOL I, II & III, featuring bands and musicians from Sonoma County. Real Music was born from our desire to play original Sonoma County music over our store public address systems to delight and entertain our shoppers.  Our search for local content connected us with a miraculous local music community that embraced our interest and inspired this compilation. Just as it is with food, we believe local music is valuable, compelling and intrinsically relevant to our lives. Local musicians draw from the experience of living here and their music reflects the diversity and uniqueness of life in Sonoma County.

We have compiled over six hours of original music written, performed and generously donated by 66 Sonoma County artists to benefit the Redwood Empire Food Bank. While certainly not comprehensive, we believe this collection represents a good sampling of the amazing music that is being created and performed right here in our backyard everyday. We hope you enjoy it!

We’d like to thank all of the artists featured in this CD for their generous support of this project and the Redwood Empire food Bank. Special thanks to Frank Hayhurst, Blair Hardman, Prairie Sun Recording, Doug Jayne at the Last Record Store, and the KRSH 95.9fm whose hard work and deep rooted connections to Sonoma County music made this CD possible.

Real Music: Real Music

 

Various Artists: Real Music: A Taste of Sonoma County, Vol. 2

 

If you would like to be considered for the next volume, click here.

Below you will find all of the artist that submitted music

David Morton

David Petri

A-  $27 Snap On Face (lead singer) a Sonoma County band thru 1970's.
B-  The Moron Project (lead singer) a Sonoma County band 1997-99.
C-  Sonoma Soundtrack album, 1980 benefit record.
D-  ""I'm Ready to Fight"", a solo record, 1980, acknowledge by President
       Jimmy Carter.
 E-  ""Heavy Mental Music"", a 1981 benefit record for International Year of
        Disabled Persons, acknowledged by President Ronald Reagon.
 

Detroit Disciples

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Founded in 1985, the Detroit Disciples have indeed staked a reputation as a band with a keen ear for songwriting. Baptized in the same roots rock river that began with Mitch Ryder and flows through such artists as Los Lobos, Steve Earle, the Mystix and A Band of Heathens, the Disciples have caught the attention of many a discerning fan. Based in Sonoma County, California, the Detroit Disciples have a strong following garnered from years of shows in the San Francisco North Bay.

Dgiin

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Gin, as most of us know it, is a strong colorless alcohol flavored with juniper berries. Another less widespread meaning of the word Dgiin is a mischievous spirit, often confined to a bottle due to reprehensible acts. Dgiin is better known around Sonoma County as a band with a unique style encompassing various cultures and influences and songs sung mainly in French.

Elliot Kallen

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Initially trained as a concert pianist, Elliot Kallen migrated into the world of Rock and Jazz, playing keyboards for many bands and on many stages. He performs, teaches, and does lectures on Japanese classical music and the shakuhachi from his home base in Sonoma County.

Frobeck

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Frobeck has been astonishing audiences throughout Northern California with their unique blend of Pop, Funk, and Rock music. With high-octane vocals, life-altering songs, and world-class musicianship they launched to the forefront of the Northern California music scene. Boasting a full lineup of bass, drums, guitars, keys replete with sultry backing vocals. Frobeck is sure to get your blood pumping, booty shaking, and your groove grooving.

Gabby Lala

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Gabby La La is currently touring with “Snow Angel,” a Dream Pop Duo which features her on sitar, ukulele, accordion and voice, and Rachel Antony-Levine on Micro Korg and backing vocals. Snow Angel is the most personal, and emotionally inspired project by La La to date. Invoking feelings of nostalgia and hopeful possibility, Snow Angel makes an impression that could melt the most cynical of hearts.

Gatorbeat

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Gator Beat continues to stun its audiences with versatility uncommon in this genre. Their latest CD, Gimme Some Mo’, marks 20 years of musical success, influenced by the contributions of these great artists. This group adds its own dimensions, taking Gator Beat originals, traditional Zydeco & Cajun hits from the past, and weaving a masterpiece of live energy that is completely satisfying. It comes together and leaves you screaming “Gimme some mo’!”

Girls & Boys

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Girls & Boys, are a band based out of Santa Rosa California. Their debut album "The Feel Of The Sun" came out October 2011. It is a mix of vibes and styles ranging from the intense energy and emotion of "The End', to the laid back groove of "Winter Moon". KC Turner from SF wrote in his New Music Monday blog "Be Prepared to get goosebumps!". WIth four songs placed in the upcoming Hollywood film "Divorce Invitation" debuting in March at the "Cannes Film Festival", they are definitely on the rise and gaining attention!

Hadley Hill

"With songs ranging from 2:20 to 7:50 and dynamics to match, Sonoma County indie-rockers Hadley Hill explore the expanse of human emotion on their debut album, "Fall." The album features beautiful tones of a Wurlitzer electric piano, songs built with perfectly placed guitars, catchy synthesizers, bootyshaking bass, relentless pounding drums and powerful vocals. Think Radiohead meets Wilco at a Cure concert in Seattle. The ambitious indie rock quintet includes former members of Urine Love, Caveat and Allez-Cuisine!, some abandoning their former genres for new, more reflective music. "I was in a punk band for a long time," says singer Bryan Haven. "But I've always wanted to do something like this. I've been writing songs that need more than power chords to tell their stories. There's still that raw rock coming through, but it's balanced with a softer side that feels like it can just explode at any moment."

Hellhounds

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The Hellhounds, comprised of"Dave"Shuv"Chavoya (harp), Phil Ajioka (lead and slide guitar, and vocals), Allen McDaniel (drummer & rhythm master),and Bill Wolfe, (bass & vocals) have become the gritty leading edge of the Sonoma County blues scene over the past 20 years. Each member is an accomplished musician who brings the real experience of the blues to each performance.

Jason Bodlovitch

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Jason Bodlovich is a guitarist/bandleader who performs with a mix of original projects. Bands include Jason Bodlovich Group, Organix, Ragtag Sullivan, and JB jazz trio. Eclectic is a good word to describe J's sound as he incorporates many styles into original compositions including rock, jazz, funk, blues, Brazilian and more. J's Influences include the bluesrock stylings of Hendrix, the funk of The Meters & the technical prowess of instrumental rock guitarist Jeff Beck.

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