Stewart Erlich (vocal, guitars, composition),
Kati Johnson (vocals, guitar),
Jesse Varner (bass),
Adam Randall (drums),
Beth Rosbach (cello)
Influences
Damien Rice, Bright Eyes, Swell Season, Sigur Ros, Iron and Wine, Martin Sexton, Jeff Buckley, Tool, Neil Young, Brett Dennen, Lucinda Williams, Regina Spektor, Karsh Kale, Amadou and Mariam, Daniel Lanois, Talking Heads, The Police, Pink Floyd, Ben Harper, Andrew Bird, Ani DiFranco, Bob Dylan, Elliot Smith, Deep Forest, Jane's Addiction, Jonah Smith, Kaki King, Nick Drake, Nina Simone, Nine Inch Nails, Radiohead, Patty Griffin, Rufus Wainwright, Ryan Adams, Simon and Garfunkel, Steely Dan, Marvin Gaye, Stevie Wonder, Tom Waits, Willy Porter, Primus, Charles Mingus, John Coltrane, Bionic Rhoda, The Wahoo Moment, Pete Novembre
WadiRum was named by the band's leader, Stewart Erlich, after traveling for 6 months in the middle east. Wadi Rum is a region in Jordan where Erlich found himself miraculously healed after suffering a debilitating illness during his travels in the desert.
The music is much like the region: raw, powerful, silent and loud in turns, and ultimately healing.
WadiRum's songs build to crescendo, with lush harmony, dark, warm bass and cello, and drums that move from subtle to explosive. Each song is different, but the message is the same- the revelation of the human heart.
As a band, we try to make great music onstage and in the studio... we write our songs together, and bring our diverse backgrounds into the musical melting pot. Our strengths include using full-range dynamics, and creating songs with evocative lyrics.
We perform in and around Denver and Boulder regularly, and tend to prefer good 'listening' venues.
Letters I Never Plan to Mail
(2008)
Stewart Erlich (vocal, guitar, composition), Jill Pilon (vocals), Jesse Varner (bass), Adam Randall (drums & percussion), Wesley Felteau (cello)
Great show last night in Fort Collins! I love that the cello is more prominent in the new songs and just plain liked seeing you again. Thanks for making the trip! (Kati: I only MOUTH the words unless I'm in the car!)
I can't WAIT to see y'all work your magic when you perform at Wesley Chapel in Boulder on Sun. Oct. 4th! 7:30PM 1290 Folsom St., 1 block north of Colorado Ave at the corner of University Heights Ave. WHAT an honor! : D http://www.wesleyf.org
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Thanks and have a really great week.
Ian
After pre-release tours in Colorado and Georgia, Dehlia Low’s new full-length cd “Tellico” will be presented for the first time in Asheville this Thursday at the Grey Eagle ($8/10, thegreyeagle.com)! Several cuts off the new disk can be heard on at www.myspace.com/dehlialow and live takes of a few of the songs will be performed Thursday afternoon on WNCW 88.7FM. Thursday night’s show will also be a chance for those of you who didn’t make it to Merlefest to hear Lyons, Colorado’s own Spring Creek Bluegrass Band, who are also preparing to release a new disk next month. Dehlia Low will also be joined by “Tellico” producer Jon Stickley of the Shannon Whitworth band. We hope to see you out and thanks for supporting live, original, and local music.
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