Had an unbelievable time jamming with insanely talented musicians last sunday at Surf Bar Sunday Sessions, hosted by Young-Mi!!! Check out some of the footage, it still makes me smile! We hadn’t ever played together, and I think it went … Continue reading
We’ve hit the road finally and it has been awesome! This week we travel up to Virginia and Boston, so we are packing our swim trunks. Keep checking back for more dates, or hit us up on reverbnation or facebook. … Continue reading
My first official music video, directed by David Keller, is now available for your viewing pleasure! Watch it and share it with all your frands! Thanks so much! Keep checking back for updates on new projects and videos – Ju … Continue reading
Check out some recent live footage!
As it comes down to the moment
When I all I know will be revoked
What I hear, it is not silence
But the lack of words we spoke.
- JS
Had a great weekend in Asheville. Thanks to everyone who came out! Thanks also to bassist Scotty Groth and drummer IV for an amazing performance.
Check out the gig calendar for the latest gigs!
Scotty Groth – bass
Scott Harrison – drums
Josh Harvey – piano
(I often wake in the wee hours of the morning and wish I was Josh Harvey. Alas for me.)
Julie Slonecki is an independent singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist currently based in Charleston, SC.
Slonecki combines genres to produce music that has both wisdom and immediacy.
Her three self-produced albums are an indie picnic of folk, rock, soul, and electronica with a poetry entirely her own.
Check back for new songs, videos, and details of an upcoming tour in the Summer of 2012.
My close friend, ex-roommate, and fellow dragon slayer, Hannah Kollef, has just self-published her second novel, “Path of Needles”!!! A couple of months ago, she proposed that I write a song for the book as a sort of soundtrack, and … Continue reading
Tomorrow I am leaving for Florence, Italy to visit my friend Eliza! She is currently studying at an Italian Jewelry school and drinking lots and lots of vino. My italian is pretty non-existent, but I took spanish, so I should be fine… (ask me some time about when I was last in Florence and ended up in the office of the CEO of some private bus company an hour outside of the city)
My main money making scheme for the trip is to bring my guitar and play on the streets of Florence. Hopefully I will make enough tips to support my diet of gelato and wine, and maybe even get some super cool photos of me being a street musician/homeless person. Maybe I’ll get signed to an italian record label, maybe aliens will invade, who knows. The point is, I’m super excited. And hopefully, when/if I return (assuming I haven’t been detained/imprisoned) I will be on track to release my new album within the next month! I’m still trying to move to DC, so there’s that too. It definitely will be an adventurous couple of weeks. Ciao, mis amigos
View from Eliza’s apartment:
Awesome trip this weekend. The studio was amazing, and hanging out with the DC crowd was off the hook (my hip lingo can be intimidating). I almost felt like a famous person! Studio upgrade: All I need now is a … Continue reading
Headed up to DC tomorrow to do some recording/engineering of the new album, hang with The jnd, and see some houses – I’m definitely considering moving up there. I need a better studio than this:
