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Leah Coloff
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October 31, 2010
Leah Coloff is a brooklyn-based cellist/singer/songwriter who's first album "Dark Sweet Heart" was greeted with critical praise and college radio play in the US. She tours and records as a solo act, cello and voice unaccompanied by other musicians or fancy machinery. She recently co-starred as Emily Dickinson in Ridge Theater's "Lighting at Our Feet," playing and singing music composed by Michael Gordon. She's contributed her cello to a long list of recording artists including Ziggy Marley, Rufus Wainwright, Dr. John, Nancy Sinatra, Joel Thome, and David Bowie. When performing with Lucibel Crater, Leah takes on many roles, one minute she's a beat poet and her cello becomes an upright bass, the next she's a cello playing hendrix, soul singing and feedback soloing.
Latest:
Video: Could I
Mar. 22, 2010
Filed Under: Leah Coloff, Lucibel Crater, Paul Chuffo, Video
Video: Exactly Where You Are
Mar. 22, 2010
Filed Under: Leah Coloff, Lucibel Crater, Paul Chuffo, Video
Video: Metal Machine Trio infiltrates Lucibel Crater
Mar. 22, 2010
Filed Under: Leah Coloff, Lucibel Crater, Metal Machine Trio, Paul Chuffo, Video
Tags: Video
Video: Lucibel Crater – Noise I Groove – Blue Stationwagon
Mar. 22, 2010
Filed Under: Leah Coloff, Lucibel Crater, Paul Chuffo, Video
Tags: Video
Video: Lucibel Crater – Elvis Costello – Green Shirt
Mar. 22, 2010
Filed Under: Leah Coloff, Lucibel Crater, Paul Chuffo, Video
Tags: Video
Listen:
Discography:
Videos:
- Video: Could I
- Video: Exactly Where You Are
- Video: Metal Machine Trio infiltrates Lucibel Crater
- Video: Lucibel Crater – Noise I Groove – Blue Stationwagon
- Video: Lucibel Crater – Elvis Costello – Green Shirt
- Video: Lucibel Crater – Masticate
Conspiracies:
Links:
September 9, 2014
Leah Coloff is a brooklyn-based cellist/singer/songwriter who's first album "Dark Sweet Heart" was greeted with critical praise and college radio play in the US. She tours and records as a solo act, cello and voice unaccompanied by other musicians or fancy machinery. She recently co-starred as Emily Dickinson in Ridge Theater's "Lighting at Our Feet," playing and singing music composed by Michael Gordon. She's contributed her cello to a long list of recording artists including Ziggy Marley, Rufus Wainwright, Dr. John, Nancy Sinatra, Joel Thome, and David Bowie. When performing with Lucibel Crater, Leah takes on many roles, one minute she's a beat poet and her cello becomes an upright bass, the next she's a cello playing hendrix, soul singing and feedback soloing.
Latest:
Gralbum has launched
Apr. 9, 2014
Filed Under: Alex Smith, Archie P. Valdez, Billy Martin, Book of Sarth, Intrigue, Leah Coloff, Sarth Solo Projects, The Gralbum Collective
Book of Sarth Quicklist
Jun. 12, 2013
Filed Under: Alex Smith, Archie P. Valdez, Book of Sarth, Leah Coloff
Chain D.L.K. – Book of Sarth Review
Dec. 20, 2012
Filed Under: Alex Smith, Book of Sarth, Intrigue, Leah Coloff, Press, Press Clips, Reviews, Sarth Solo Projects
Tags: Book of Sarth, Chain D.L.K., Marc Urselli
(re) Discovered some old bass playing
Jan. 14, 2012
And a great track, too. Mike Acerbo was just written up in CMJ for his new record, which reminds me that I went to the video release celebration … [ more ]
Filed Under: Intrigue, Leah Coloff, Mike Acerbo, Rich Kulsar
Video: Could I
Mar. 22, 2010
Filed Under: Leah Coloff, Lucibel Crater, Paul Chuffo, Video
Listen:
Discography:
Reviews:
Videos:
- Video: Could I
- Video: Exactly Where You Are
- Video: Metal Machine Trio infiltrates Lucibel Crater
- Video: Lucibel Crater – Noise I Groove – Blue Stationwagon
- Video: Lucibel Crater – Elvis Costello – Green Shirt
- Video: Lucibel Crater – Masticate
Conspiracies:
Links:
Reproduced word for word from the Internet Archive’s copy of October 31, 2010 and the Internet Archive’s copy of September 9, 2014. Its thumbnail images are not reproduced.