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Freddy Monday to perform on our stage in celebration of his new single, “Passing By Hours”
Freddy Monday, Long Island singer/songwriter, composer, and producer will be celebrating the release of his new single, “Passing By Hours”, on our stage on April 21st at 3 pm. The official music video filmed at a few sunflower fields on Long Island’s east end will be shown prior to his performance. Freddy’s music, incorporating elements of melodic pop and rock has earned him a loyal following throughout his extensive career.
Aside from releasing four studio albums and seven singles, Monday is owner/operator of Endo Music, an award winning music production and publishing company. With a specialty in music for film, TV and advertising, Freddy has had his music featured in a wide array of projects – securing hundreds of TV show placements – over 80,000,000 streams and landing several compositions in movies. Among them, his song “There Were Times” was featured in the film and soundtrack of the Steve Jobs bio pic “Jobs”; and for the ending theme song on the Nickelodeon Emmy-winning show The Loud House, Endo Music won the ASCAP Screen Music Awards for Top Television Series. .
Born and raised on Long Island, Monday has worked with a bountiful variety of music industry pros both on stage and in the studio, including an impromptu 3 hr. performance with Jimmy Buffett at his Margaritaville Cafe in Key West, and with Davy Jones of the Monkees, who appeared in Monday’s music video. “I Want To Be Your Davy Jones.”
Visit Freddy’s website: www.freddymonday.com
The happiest discovery for me this summer was the arrival of the Mountain Maidens cd “We’ll Walk The Road Together.” Their vocal clarity along with creative and striking arrangements gives a new freshness to a wide variety of older songs. They are my new favorite women’s trio — a great group.
–Bob Sherman WFUV/WQXR radio host of Woody’s Children September 2018
Three dynamic voices blended in splendid ancient and modern harmonies that will lift your spirit, excite your senses and warm your heart. They sing ballads, folk songs, Medieval, Irish Traditional music, love songs, country and gospel songs including themes of social justice to the accompaniment of guitars, banjo, dulcimer, bouzouki, dumbec, spoon, castanets and lots of percussion instruments including washboard. They met at Swing The Teapot Irish Pub in Floral park where they were singing Irish music for St. Patrick’s day they knew right then and there they would be a trio. There was instant magic, harmony and camaraderie. Marie plays just about every string and percussion instrument there is (guitar, banjo, mandolin, dulcimer, Irish Bouzouki, dumbec, bones and spoons) and sings British and American folksongs and Jewish music. Candice (Candy) Baranello is a member of the Long Island group Wild Ginger. She plays dulcimer, washboard, and bodhran and sings traditional, Old Timey, classical and gospel. Lorraine is a member of the Huntington Choral Society, plays guitar and flamenco castanets, dance board and sings in a beautiful alto. They are accompanied at special concerts by Harpist, guitarist and vocalist, Jean Farnworth and Irish Fiddler Madelaine Dillon and other talented musicians when called upon. CD release April 2018 double CD Mountain Maidens
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For information and bookings call or text or Marie O’Connell 516 353-0889 or Candice Baranello at 631 427-6744 or email: mmularczyk770@gmail.com