Kal Cahoone vocals, piano accordion
Matt Shupe guitar, back ups
Jason McDaniel bass
Mark McCoin drums
Elin Palmer violin (sometimes)
Influences
mazzy star, folklore argentino, folklore mexicano, folklore gringo,
bauhaus,
joy division, new order, echo and the bunnymen, shelleyan orphan, U2,
ennio
morricone, patsy cline, pj harvey, led zeppelin, stray cats, la familia
parra, tita merello, chopin, the cure, the violent femmes, george michael, ministry, sisters of mercy,
massive
attack, the clash, peter murphy, depeche mode, soft cell, nick cave,
tom
waits, fela, manu chau, tones on tail, sinead, prince, la lhasa, cesaria evora, jeff buckley, the smiths, robert johnson, nina simone, the fairport convention, frank and nancy sinatra, johnny mathis, beethoven, roberta flack, aretha, the beastie boys, the doors, the beatles, tenessee williams, eliza inez,....etc etc etc
kal cahoone was raised in colorado and studied piano as a young child.
Her mother had a passion for folk music (bruce
cochburn, judy collins, gordon lightfoot, leonard cohen, the fairport convention, tim buckley)
and
Kal never imagined that one day she would also be a fan.
A friend and admirer of members and wives of local bands like the denver
gentlemen and 16 horsepower (now woven hand) in her early 20's she was
inspired to create but wanted out of denver and the states.
After receiving a degree in Spanish she ended up in valparaiso chile, living on a hill (cerro alegre) in total solitude with nothing but a typewriter
and
a Beautiful view. Here she began writing songs, at age 26.
Six months later she took a bus across the Andes, arriving in Buenos Aires. Within a few days she met composer Christian Basso and they began recording together and eventually married. Thier song "The Movement" can be heard in the film "Dot the I" starring Gael Garcia Bernal.
She also took up accordion, which was easier to travel with than a piano.
Some years later she returned to Denver and immediately formed band Tarantella with
John
Rumley (Slim Cessna's Auto Club and Hush) where they also shared a
meaningful co-writing situation. Since 2000, kal has recorded with
Lilium,
and has appeared doing back-up vocals for locals Munly and Roger
Green.
Kal has been onstage to play keyboards for Woven Hand and has appeared with The Denver Gentlemen.
This is her first attempt at making her own cd which is still in the
works.
For press and radio inquiries, interview requests, etc. Please contact Randall Frazier at Massive Music:
...peeace,what..s good on ur end? I upped a snippet of the new album sampler plus some new beatz...leave some feedback when u have a second...be blessed,stay positive!!!
Amazing show last night, you and Elin were excellent, I love your voice...Keep up the good work, keep writing songs, the piano was really great, very nice rhythmic arrangements. Regards, Matt
I like the new songs you've posted! Hopefully, I'll catch your show next week, if I can get out of work early enough. I'd also like to invite you to a show I'm playing on June 13th at the Paris on the Platte Wine Bar.
Every time that we listen & write music... play an instrument... dance... act in a play... or work in some audio/image/video engineering process... something is healing inside...
When we share it with friends... something is healing all over...
cada vez que escuchamos o escribimos musica... tocamos un instrumento... bailamos... o trabajamos en procesos de ingenieria de audio/imagen/video.... algo se sana por dentro...
Cuando lo compartimos con amigos... algo se sana en todas partes...
El Amor puede conducir... de manera simple... todo...
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