Postmodern Jukebox

[john]

On PMJ post of BHS that just went up

Russ Pittman
Why wasn't she at the Fox Saturday night?
And Puddles?
And Scott?
Totally let down.
I was lied to.

Same thread

Steven Mogell Really wanted to see Hailey last night in Jacksonville.. too bad she wasn't there!!!!!

[john]

Emily Butler was at the Atlanta PMJ show. There are a few pics up here and there but hopefully she will load a bunch up on her website. She may be my favorite photographer who has captured Haley and/or PMJ.

This from a Puddles show:

[john]

Scott recording video with PMJ Search winner Devi-Ananda

[john]

Scott Bradlee ‏@scottbradlee
We've got a new @PMJofficial video coming soon- starring #pmjsearch winner, #Berlin's own Devi-Ananda!

[john]

Quick turnaround on the Devi-Ananda video

[Tusk]

She ooozes personality and has a good voice

[john]

She ooozes personality and has a good voice

She does -- I really like her.

I watched the live FB thing they did with her singing and so forth, followed by the live video. https://www.facebook.com/postmodernjukeb...344163459/
(Scott gets the lighting and sound tuned up at about 7:30)

The new PMJ digs are quite an upgrade. In the past, for example, Scott would show the new video on his laptop. This time a screen lowered from the ceiling and they projected it (I think I would have just gone with a 65" television or similar). I think Scott bought a bunch of new stuff -- lights, camera, etc. Not surprising with the big bucks PMJ has been pulling in on the tours. And he has a cinematographer -- note the visible drummer.

It appears that Scott likes her, too.

[Miguel]

Featuring an ever-rotating cast of lead vocalists, backup singers, and seasoned musicians, (Postmodern Jukebox) injects a healthy dose of vintage charm into contemporary pop hits released by some of today’s biggest stars. The brilliant irony of it all is how the new songs are given a fresh and exciting makeover simply by slowing the tempo, tossing in some old-time brassy beats, and avoiding autotune altogether. Most of the time, I’ve found, PMJ makes mediocre songs sound amazing and great songs even better than before.

Since the birth of this vintage-soul group in 2011, PMJ has tackled prominent songs from a host of different artists spanning virtually all genres. Miley Cyrus’s in-your-face “We Can’t Stop” drips defiance and rebellion in its original version. In PMJ’s remake, these sounds are subdued, the song seemingly pulled straight out of a 1920s speakeasy. The band’s bouncy version of “Thrift Shop” sounds more like a spunky, early ’20s tune and less like the iconic hit from dynamic hip-hop duo Macklemore and Ryan Lewis. Even Ginuwine’s raunchy “Pony” boasts an appealing, old-timey aesthetic. And those aren’t even the best covers—see any PMJ song featuring Haley Reinhart for reference.

http://bcheights.com/arts-review/2016/so...n-jukebox/

[john]

Postmodern Jukebox ‏@PMJofficial 20h
Did you hear a @PMJofficial arrangement on @DancingABC tonight?? ...

I don't know if they gave PMJ credit on air, but they on the DWTS Channel (from the video above):

Published on Oct 24, 2016
Marilu Henner and Derek Hough Charleston to "Never Forget You" by Scott Bradlee’s Post Modern Jukebox ft. Addie
Hamilton on the Dancing with the Stars' Season 23 Eras Night!

[john]

Scott Bradlee ‏@scottbradlee 42m42 minutes ago
Just filmed a new @PMJofficial video ft Sarah Marie Young! Such a cool voice

Could be a good fit for PMJ.