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Leave Me Behind
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So Long (maybe)
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Genre: Pop / Powerpop / Rock
Location LONG BEACH, California, US
Profile Views: 58657
Last Login: 12/22/2011
Member Since 4/4/2006
Website www.nushumusic.com
Record Label They still have those?
Type of Label Unsigned
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Bio
.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .................. .. NUSHU’s Hula is an intoxicating amalgamation of girl-group sweetness and power poppin’ melodicism, sung and played (for the most part) by two very talented singer/songwriter/multi-instrumentalists, Lisa Mychols and Hillary Burton. If Lisa’s name sounds familiar, she was formerly the frontwoman for the late, great Masticators, who helped light up the Los Angeles indie-pop scene from 1998-2001. NUSHU’s sound is less frantic and a bit more polished than the Masticators’, but Hula still brings the guitars out in full force, particularly on tracks such as the charming, ’60s-influenced “Leave Me Behind” (which sounds not unlike the Shangri-La’s mixing it up with Joan Jett), the speedy, ridiculously catchy gem ”Here’s to Feeling Free” (which sounds not unlike the G0-Go’s playing aural footsie with the Undertones) and the hit single in waiting “Everything & More” (which just sounds great). All 13 tracks here leave indelible marks, and are impeccably played (listen for Burton’s Keith Moon-inspired drum fills on “Synthia”) and sung (Burton and Mychols both manage to vocalize sweetly without sounding cloying on their leads and harmonies). And lest you think that the dynamic duo is all about the rock, give a listen to the smoothly atmospheric slow one, “Weary Eyes” (co-written by Mychols and longtime cohort Steve Kobashigawa) and the gorgeous, keyboard-led “Something in Between,” which was co-written by Hula’s producer, Steve Refling. With the enticing Hula, NUSHU provides the perfect summer soundtrack for power pop boys and girls everywhere JOHN M. BORACK - GOLDMINE MAGAZINE.com .. .. .. "Hula" is a breath of fresh air in the 2010 music scene… Nushu has put all eggs in one basket on their second album that touches perfection, pop songs with strong guitar…with powerful lyrics make "Hula" a lasting record upon first listen – POWERPOPACTION.com.. .. .. REVIEW OF HULA (2010) Right before I popped this in the player I was listening—as I often do—to the great girl group ‘60s box, Girl Group Sounds. Funny, this L.A. female duo sound like their space age sisters, updated by loud, modern, punky power-pop! Lisa Mychols and Hillary Burton write, sing, and play nearly the whole album, drums, bass, guitars, keyboards, and blasting harmonies, and sound like they’re having a riot, even without seeing their smiling faces in cheery flower dresses on the cover. This is what The Donnas should have sounded like; Nushu remind strongly of a chunkier Wednesday Week or The Bangles when they were the less slick The Bangs, plus bits of The Last, Nerves, The Beat, Dickies, Muffs, and other great L.A. power-pop/rocking bands that kept the girl group/Beatles pop magic coming with biting guitars… and adult girl lovelife songs. Ahh! (nushumusic.com) – JACK RABID – BIG TAKEOVER .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. -
Members
Nushu = Lisa & Hillary. Instruments we play, besides our vocal chords: bass, drums, electric guitar, steel drums, tambourine, shakers, jam blocks, maracas, go-go bells, little tykes xylophone, cowbell, our hands, acoustic guitar, etc ....NUSHU.... | ................ -
Influences
Hillary: Lisa, Tanya Donelly, Throwing Muses, Belly, Sam Phillips, Patsy Cline, Go-Go's, Veruca Salt, Blondie, Luscious Jackson, Letters to Cleo... Lisa's influences are: Hillary (hee hee), Supergrass, The Zombies, The Jam, Josie and the Pussycats, The Byrds, Percy Faith, Les Baxter...oh there are many more... -
Sounds Like
melodies, melodies, and still more melodies
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Comments
- Blast Off! Festival7 months ago
Hope to see you there!
If you like good music and fun join us for this wild weekend, please spread the word!
http://www.blastoff-festival.co.uk/
Nottingham, UK - UNCLEDOG8 months ago
Hey rocker! How are you??:)
Just a couple of news from Uncledog: the EP recently recorded in California with legendary producer Sylvia Massy (Tool, System Of A Down, Aerosmith, etc) is completed!! It rock as a bomb, you'll be totally amazed!!! It will be out next summer!!! Meantime, join us on Facebook!!!
http://www.facebook.com/pages/UNCLEDOG/45980679199
Uncledog are on the road!! Look where will be the next Uncledog tour dates, watch the live pics, support us!!! Thank you!!
See u soon rocker, maybe on the road!! Rock On!!! - Mike Celona8 months ago
New Facebook Page:
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Mike-Celona-Video-Artist/163942486991838 - Marisol JOyce1 year ago
Just wanted to leave a comment on your page to show some luv - 1 year ago
- joseph Masclans1 year ago
Hello Girls!
I have buy your cd and can't wait to have it :)
You rocks.
Kind regards from Barcelona
Joseph
- joseph Masclans1 year ago
Hello Girls!
I have buy your cd and can't wait to have it :)
You rocks.
Kind regards from Barcelona
Joseph
- Ronchan1 year ago
Have a Great Weekend!!!!

- Gary Ritchie1 year ago
Hillary & Lisa,
Here's a little vintage Pop from my secret stash. Me (on drums) and the boys doing a T.V. taping many years ago (2/4/1981).Enjoy,Gary - Mary Raven1 year ago
Visit my blog http://maryraven.blogg.se/ at the top you will find a google translator so you can read it in a language of your choice!
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NUSHU’s Hula is an intoxicating amalgamation of girl-group sweetness and power poppin’ melodicism, sung and played (for the most part) by two very talented singer/songwriter/multi-instrumentalists, Lisa Mychols and Hillary Burton. If Lisa’s name sounds familiar, she was formerly the frontwoman for the late, great Masticators, who helped light up the Los Angeles indie-pop scene from 1998-2001. NUSHU’s sound is less frantic and a bit more polished than the Masticators’, but Hula still brings the guitars out in full force, particularly on tracks such as the charming, ’60s-influenced “Leave Me Behind” (which sounds not unlike the Shangri-La’s mixing it up with Joan Jett), the speedy, ridiculously catchy gem ”Here’s to Feeling Free” (which sounds not unlike the G0-Go’s playing aural footsie with the Undertones) and the hit single in waiting “Everything & More” (which just sounds great).
All 13 tracks here leave indelible marks, and are impeccably played (listen for Burton’s Keith Moon-inspired drum fills on “Synthia”) and sung (Burton and Mychols both manage to vocalize sweetly without sounding cloying on their leads and harmonies). And lest you think that the dynamic duo is all about the rock, give a listen to the smoothly atmospheric slow one, “Weary Eyes” (co-written by Mychols and longtime cohort Steve Kobashigawa) and the gorgeous, keyboard-led “Something in Between,” which was co-written by Hula’s producer, Steve Refling. With the enticing Hula, NUSHU provides the perfect summer soundtrack for power pop boys and girls everywhere
JOHN M. BORACK - GOLDMINE MAGAZINE.com
"Hula" is a breath of fresh air in the 2010 music scene… Nushu has put all eggs in one basket on their second album that touches perfection, pop songs with strong guitar…with powerful lyrics make "Hula" a lasting record upon first listen – POWERPOPACTION.com REVIEW OF HULA (2010) Right before I popped this in the player I was listening—as I often do—to the great girl group ‘60s box, Girl Group Sounds. Funny, this L.A. female duo sound like their space age sisters, updated by loud, modern, punky power-pop! Lisa Mychols and Hillary Burton write, sing, and play nearly the whole album, drums, bass, guitars, keyboards, and blasting harmonies, and sound like they’re having a riot, even without seeing their smiling faces in cheery flower dresses on the cover. This is what The Donnas should have sounded like; Nushu remind strongly of a chunkier Wednesday Week or The Bangles when they were the less slick The Bangs, plus bits of The Last, Nerves, The Beat, Dickies, Muffs, and other great L.A. power-pop/rocking bands that kept the girl group/Beatles pop magic coming with biting guitars… and adult girl lovelife songs. Ahh! (nushumusic.com) – JACK RABID – BIG TAKEOVER
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April 04, 2006Members:
Nushu = Lisa & Hillary. Instruments we play, besides our vocal chords: bass, drums, electric guitar, steel drums, tambourine, shakers, jam blocks, maracas, go-go bells, little tykes xylophone, cowbell, our hands, acoustic guitar, etc ..NUSHU |
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