All Things Considered sees the light
Melissa Block interviews Chas Justus, genius producer behind Christine Balfa Plays the Triangle, about the importance of the Triangle to humanity, our culture, and Pythagorus.
Listen to the full story here.
Monthly Archive for April, 2009
Jerry O'Connell and Lauren Stamile get saucy over a "cornbread courtesy call" in Nora Roberts' Midnight Bayou
Do you like hot and heavy Louisiana romance? Do you like ghost stories? Do you believe in reincarnation?
Then you will LOVE Nora Roberts’ Midnight Bayou on Lifetime TV!
Seriously, the title track from Goin’ Down to Louisiana made its second movie appearance in this movie based on a Nora Roberts romance novel. The movie, also starring Faye Dunaway, was filmed in New Orleans and at Oak Alley Plantation on River Road. It is second in a series of four Roberts adaptations appearing on Lifetime this spring.
You can watch the movie online here (the song actually plays in the first 30 seconds), or you can purchase the collection on iTunes here.
Christine Balfa; photo by Lucius Fontenot
The Independent Weekly’s Reese Fuller has caught on to the uncanny success Christine Balfa is having from her chart-pulverizing album, Plays the Triangle, out on Valcour Records.
“Seven hours after listening to Plays the Triangle, your hearing returns to normal, your vision clears up, that rash disappears, and you feel – strangely enough – both refreshed and violated. ”
Read the full article here.
The results are in! We got some very cool entries in the remix contest for our latest release, Christine Balfa Plays the Triangle. A big thanks to all who submitted, but unfortunately we only have room for the best…and here they are in our latest Artist of the Month Feature!
Artwork from : Balfa Waltz (Tabastard Squarehole Remix)
