rachele.eve

the copyright king…

rachele — Wed, 10 Dec 2008 20:47:04 +0000

friends,
I’m heading into the last two days of my college career, putting off a paper to read about copyright and further postponing my awaited freedom. a few years ago this would have seemed uber-academic and frankly, something I would not believe myself to do, but this five-part article is a MUST POST. feel free to do with it what you will, but if you’re interested, these articles just might give you a glimpse of how important copyright protection is to your favorite music artists, as well as yours truly.

much love, happy holiday seasonings,
re

Copyright Alliance Blog
Critiquing Copyright Canards — Part One of Five
Critiquing Copyright Canards — Part Two of Five
Critiquing Copyright Canards — Part Three of Five
Critiquing Copyright Canards — Part Four of Five
Critiquing Copyright Canards — Part Five of Five

by Patrick Ross

reminder: open mic wed december 17th 10pm @ the Ashland featuring Nick Miller

rachele — Mon, 01 Dec 2008 02:16:33 +0000

Reverse Graffiti: Our Dirty World Made Beautiful

a video for you…

rachele — Fri, 21 Nov 2008 23:31:01 +0000

open mic thank yous

rachele — Fri, 21 Nov 2008 22:12:19 +0000

a sincere thank you to all who attended our open mic at the Ashland this past wednesday. it only being our second one, we were surprised to see a full room of both music lovers and artists. everyone who performed was absolutely moving and wonderful.

and another thank you to the beautiful songwriter Claire Stahlecker for being our feature performer. she’s got soul, she’s got rhythm, she can shred, and she can write pretty phenom tunes! check her out at www.myspace.com/clairestahlecker.

for those interested in joining our little family, our next open mic will be on wednesday december 3rd, 10pm @ the Ashland (on ashland just north of diversey). sign up begins around 9:45.

bring your guitar or your exotic instrument collection or whatever you might play and leave the rest to us. oh and cookies or some type of food from childhood will be provided every week

facebook group
myspace coming sooooon!

chicago or rockford, take your pick!

rachele — Tue, 11 Nov 2008 00:24:55 +0000

greetings my friends,
I have a couple of invitations for you this weekend as well as some status updates on the debut album!

this Friday rachele.eve will be taking the stage with WET for a night filled with funky funk and funky folk at McDunnas Pub at 9pm. cover is 7 dollars and the venue is located on 1505 w fullerton. demos including a new song from the album will be for sale!

this Saturday rachele.eve and the kilo records family will be venturing out to Rockford Illinois for a night of music at Kryptonite. check out this article in the Rockford Entertainment Guide to see what you’re in for. it will be a great night!

Michael Kostal Rachele Eve The Loneliest Monk All Things Lucid

lastly, the album is in the final stages of completion. we are sending it out for mastering this weekend in order to send it out for pressing the following week! I cannot explain, just yet, how excited I am to have the opportunity to release this record… a dream that is now a beautiful reality. under the hands of an amazing producer and some incredible musicians I am so proud of what we have created and cannot wait to share it with all of you!

peace&love,
rachele.eve

welcome darlings: blog-sesh

rachele — Thu, 31 Jul 2008 23:38:16 +0000

as it has been a tad-bit over a week since our return from recording in Dockside, I’d like to come out from hiding and welcome you to the official launch of the rachele.eve blog. here you will find information on upcoming performances, latest news and progress made on the new album (listening samples coming soon!), as well as videos, photos, recordings, and writings from yours truly.

soon to hit the blog is our video coverage from Dockside Studios, as well as photos & write ups on the experience of recording with producer John Snyder.

again, welcome and keeps your ears open for some sounds from the album!

peace&love,

rachele.eve

thank you

admin — Wed, 30 Jul 2008 22:45:06 +0000

thanks to all of your contributions and support, I just returned home with fourteen recordings for my first full length album. the moment I stepped foot on the Dockside compound the humidity attached to my creative cells and all of life’s distractions instantly ceased to exist. we, as in Nikolai, Packy (more about him later), and I quickly made ourselves at home, recording fourteen tracks in two and a half days under the hands of producer John Snyder and engineer Korey Richey. many moments of spontaneity and long nights in the studio made for quite an exciting album, one that I am incredibly proud of and excited to share with all of you.

as for Packy he is a recent addition to the band, in which this album would not be the same without his immense contribution. being the multi-instrumentalist he is, he colored each song beautifully with an array of instruments. we even got an accordian in his hands at one point and it only took him twenty minutes to learn!

we are now in the process of digesting the album ourselves in order to make changes here and there to the mix, as well as making plans for mastering and designing the album artwork.

as we are still in need of funding, presales remain available for purchase. be sure to sign up for the email newsletter to be updated with videos and photographs from Dockside. by scrolling down you can hear a little taste of what was created down at Dockside. tell your friends, family, and anyone else you think would enjoy it. fyi, Scarlet Johansson isn’t the only one with louisiana cicadas on her record.

peace&love,
rachele.eve