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Released: Dec 10, 2009
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  • Genre: Alternative / Electro / New Wave

    Location Hudson, Un

    Profile Views: 24077

    Last Login: 11/30/2011

    Member Since 11/29/2004

    Website bandcamp.stephenbluhm.com

    Record Label unsigned but eligible

    Type of Label Unsigned

  • Bio

    <iframe width="560" height="315" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/zYgYupzd0gk" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>"There's a youngin like Stephen Bluhm who's got an old soul, writing Tin Pan Alley-ish fare and singing croon-y folk jazz in a voice that'd make Morrissey swoon. The Green Line Café regular is leaving town to help open Hudson, N.Y.'s Club Helsinki — "It's an adventure," he says. Bluhm also told me about a song he landed in the West Philly-shot Jennifer Love Hewitt / Jamie Kennedy flick Café that's due this spring. The team — director Marc Erlbaum and co-producer J. Andrew Greenblatt — wanted songs indigenous to their coffee-klatch setting. They snagged Birdie Busch 's cover of "Wild Mountain Honey" and Bluhm's swank original "Sing to Me." PHILADELPHIA CITY PAPER Jan '10. .. .. ..

  • Members

    everything written and executed by yours truly

  • Influences

    The Beach Boys, Morrissey, Scott Walker, Pet Shop Boys, Roxy Music, Orchestral Maneouvres in the Dark with a capital OMD, The Brill Building, David Bowie, Lou Reed, John Cale, Abba, Tim Hardin, Sparks, Suicide, New York Dolls, Burt Bacharach, Serge Gainsbourg, Magnetic Fields, Kate Bush, Kraftwerk, Klaus Nomi, Cole Porter, Giorgio Moroder, Irving Berlin, Stephen Sondheim, Telex, Depeche Mode, Phil Spector, Bing Crosby, Bee Gees

  • Sounds Like

    "one-man electro-lounge crooner/storyteller.... whose debut song cycle: Amelia Earhart CD is the best synth-debut out of Philly since VIP." - A.D. Amorosi for the Philadelphia City Paper

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Bio:

"There's a youngin like Stephen Bluhm who's got an old soul, writing Tin Pan Alley-ish fare and singing croon-y folk jazz in a voice that'd make Morrissey swoon. The Green Line Café regular is leaving town to help open Hudson, N.Y.'s Club Helsinki — "It's an adventure," he says. Bluhm also told me about a song he landed in the West Philly-shot Jennifer Love Hewitt / Jamie Kennedy flick Café that's due this spring. The team — director Marc Erlbaum and co-producer J. Andrew Greenblatt — wanted songs indigenous to their coffee-klatch setting. They snagged Birdie Busch 's cover of "Wild Mountain Honey" and Bluhm's swank original "Sing to Me." Stephen is pragmatic. "Something could happen like the scene with my song ends up on the cutting-room floor." Then again, he says the producers had the song in their soundtrack since summer '09. No cutting." - PHILADELPHIA CITY PAPER Jan '10. .. .. ..

Member Since:

November 29, 2004

Members:

everything written and executed by yours truly

Influences:

The Beach Boys, Morrissey, Scott Walker, Pet Shop Boys, Roxy Music, Orchestral Maneouvres in the Dark with a capital OMD, The Brill Building, David Bowie, Lou Reed, John Cale, Abba, Tim Hardin, Sparks, Suicide, New York Dolls, Burt Bacharach, Serge Gainsbourg, Magnetic Fields, Kate Bush, Kraftwerk, Klaus Nomi, Cole Porter, Giorgio Moroder, Irving Berlin, Stephen Sondheim, Telex, Depeche Mode, Phil Spector, Bing Crosby, Bee Gees

Sounds Like:

"one-man electro-lounge crooner/storyteller.... whose debut song cycle: Amelia Earhart CD is the best synth-debut out of Philly since VIP." - A.D. Amorosi for the Philadelphia City Paper

Record Label:

unsigned but eligible

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