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MP3 kristin mainhart - stranger things
Khromozomes exist somewhere in New York City; a mad scientist, whose underground musical laboratory is the nucleus for experiments that break down the viral strains o
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ELECTRONIC: Trip Hop, POP: with Electronic Production
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Kristin Mainhart
Kristin Mainhart is a New York vocalist whose prodigious talent at the mic is equaled only by her striking ability as a songwriter. Singing almost before she could talk, Kristin''s musical sensibility has developed in the long tradition of sultry female singers whose inner strength is belied by a yielding sensitivity, startling in its intimacy. Combining lyrics stripped down to their emotional core with a vocal range encompassing the spectrums of harmony and feeling, power and tenderness, Kristin will melt your heart one minute and break it the next.
And a pretty face never hurts.
Khromozomes exist somewhere in New York City; a mad scientist, whose underground musical laboratory is the nucleus for experiments that break down the viral strains of monotony infesting the hip-hop landscape. With a mixture of plush instrumentals and wicked beats, Khromozomes concocts an elixir of moody tracks guaranteed to sooth the boredom blues, or double your money back
Kristin Mainhart is the Voice. Khromozomes provides the Beats. Hip-hop, Trip-hop, call it what you will; it''s music that will open your eyes, even as it moves your body.
Singer: Kristin Mainhart
Kristin writes 100% lyrics & melody
Performed at: Highlights:
Cb''s Gallery
Cutting Room
Galapagos
Joe''s Pub
Mercury Lounge
Nuyorican Poet''s Cafe
Pianos
Shine
Sob''s
Song "Fly Away" played on WB''s Tarzan episode (October 12, 2003)
Kristin selected in Top 10 -- Dick Clark Communications/ Coca-Cola / CMJ online contest (Winter 2003)
Kristin performs for Power 105.1''s Women in Music event at Nuyorican Poet''s Café (March 6, 2004)
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