Just wanted to give you guys the details regarding my first Radio Interview which will air April 23rd at 10pm on 99.5 KKLA! Don't miss it!! Check out their website to hear past shows with other featured artists at www.theindieedgeshow.com

Here's more information about it:


Salem Radio Network's flagship station, 99.5 KKLA, will be airing the first ever artist-sponsored independent radio show, The Indie Edge.
This show is dedicated to helping independent artists get some real exposure on a major level. The show will air every Saturday night beginning April 2nd, 2005 starting at 10:00 PM Pacific Time.



Thank you all for your continued support~! Tell all your friends and tune in to share in with this exciting opportunity for me! I'm stoked! Go tell!!



Natalie Nicole

Natalie Nicole's Official Website

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Can we listen online?

I'm so excited 4 you!!!!! CAN we listen online?

NikkiH said:

Hmm. I'm not sure. I know they play it on the internet to hear past shows. I'm not sure if they air it online simultaneously when they're on the air. But don't fear, I will ask Zoe Lexis and get back to you!

I'm not sure if I included the website for the Indie Edge Radio Showcase but even if I did, here it is again. http://www.theindieegeshow.com

I'll get back to you soon...or as soon as possible.

BTW!!

I just got back not too long ago from doing a spontaneous performance with a band. When I went to the open mic night this past tuesday, a woman who is a part of the band asked if I've ever done improv and spoken word and I told her I'd give it a try. So, she told me they'd be playing tonight, I went to hear them play, they asked me to sing with them and I said why not and BOY was it an experience. Their style is an ambient, world music style and they just improvise as they go. The leader played the sitar, kendal played the harmonium, katina played the tempura, sharon played the bass ( i love the bass and i got to sit right in front of her) and the electric guitar (Mark) and the synthesized drum (i guess that's the term for it) and this guy played some instrument I don't know. It was like an oversized tamborine. It was so much fun! The people were dancing, and shouting. It was truly an experience that I am glad to be invited to be a part of again.

Makes you want to break out of the familiar stuff and be refreshed by something new, distinct...just amazing.

Natalie Nicole
http://www.indy-soul.com
Hit me up at my messageboard at my website!!