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Improv to Ani DiFranco’s “Hypnotize”
Pure loveliness.
Promiscuity is research and development
Ani DiFranco performs new songs
1Ani DiFranco, one of the most prolific artists of our era, has been slowing down lately. With the new baby in tow and an extensive touring schedule who has time to record a full-length album anymore? Well, she’s not releasing 2 albums a year, but she sure has been writing a whole lot following the release of Red Letter Year.
This song (above) is called “If You’re Not” and it is bringing the folkie back in DiFranco. The rest of the tracks don’t stray too far away, but their studio re-interpretations will probably have more instrumentation. There are six new songs floating around, which is half an album. Let’s hope that a new record is in the works for the forth quarter of 2009. Click below for some more new music from Ms. Defazio.
Don’t Quote Me, Vol. 232
“Everytime I say something they find hard to hear, they chalk it up to my anger, and never to their own fear.”
- Ani DiFranco
Jay Brannan does Ani DiFranco classic
Ani DiFranco’s “Promiscuity” banned in Singapore
2What a shame! Ani DiFranco’s only live date in Asia ever and she can’t even sing her new songs. Meanwhile, Lil’ Wayne’s “Lollipop” is filling up all the clubs from Sentosa Island to Tantric. Singapore has to liberalize its laws and jump into the 21st century. She is not saying anything obscene by any standards. It’s just her point of view and I fully agree.
Ani DiFranco’s packaging extravaganza continues
She won a Grammy once for packaging, but I am surprised she didn’t this time for Red Letter Year.
Ani DiFranco continues tour…
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One of my goals this year is to see her live for the 6th time.
Ani DiFranco promotes “Promiscuity”
I know Red Letter Year just came out. But, I can’t wait for the next album. Especially the studio version of this song.
Ani DiFranco celebrates Obama victory with song…
Political commentary from Ani DiFranco
This has to be the best political commentary about the elections I have heard in a while. Even if this is old, it still rings true to the times. She is always so profound and succinct.
