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Celeste Starchild : XOC
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Indie-pop-americana. Dynamic vocals and songwriting for a fun listen throughout.
Genre: Pop: Folky Pop
Release Date: 2009
XOC Record Label: Celeste Starchild
  • Buy CD - $13.97
Preview Song Name Time Format Price Select
The Witch Is Dead 3:53 Album Only
Naked 3:22 Album Only
Cigarettes 3:35 Album Only
Coming Back 5:32 Album Only
Rick\'s Café 3:42 Album Only
Wednesday 3:40 Album Only
Apple of My Eye 3:44 Album Only
Break 3:28 Album Only
Darlin\' 3:42 Album Only
Sweet Ground 3:00 Album Only
It\'ll Be Alright 3:23 Album Only
Coming Back (J-Punch and Delphi remix, K131 dub) 3:49 Album Only
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Album Notes

Celeste Starchild is an emerging DC-based contemporary singer-songwriter with songs that seems to land a place in people's hearts. She's described as offering "smart lyrics and dynamic vocals." Just a few years into her music journey, she's already produced sophistocated studio compositions, including two releases in the UK. Her live shows are also well received. In the words of a fan, " I was struck by her powerful presence and delivery."

Celeste Starchild and her band have played extensively in the DC/metro area, including DC's Cherry Blossom Festival, The National BBQ Battle, Iota, Jammin' Java, The State Theater, Bangkok Blues, and Evening Star. Among her credits are numerous appearances on XM Radio's UPOP, a feature profile in Washington Woman magazine, and an appearance on the cable television show "American Music."

"XOC" is her first full length CD, and her second release, produced by Kevin Gutierrez and recorded at Assembly Line Studios in Vienna, VA. "The material is deeply personal in theme," says Starchild. "XOC" features some notable guests, including renowned violinist Ann Marie Calhoun and legendary bluesman Terry Garland.

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REVIEWS

author: mark
Fantastic CD. Witch is Dead and Cigarettes should be on every IPOD. pick em up.
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Many Turns and Twists
author: Stuart
Celeste goes all out to explore many pop, folk, and some jazz facets on this album. To sum it up, this album is awesomely wonderful and yet delightfully ass-kicken'.
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