Spam: Paulette on Radio VAlencia
TOTAL WASTE OF TIME!!!
Contact: Paulette Nichols
e-mail: paulette@pauletteinternational.com
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
Paulette, the international music star based in Oakland, California, is having her cd release party at Smokey’s Tangle, a small, quaint, adorable, lovely, fantastic, warm, caring, nurturing, friendly, amicable, amiable, outgoing, extroverted, introverted, wooden venue in the Temescal “district” of the beautiful city of Oakland, CA.
She will play her whole album live with the support of Erik Pearson on Banjo and Sonya Hunter who will sing like a bird and charm the fuck out of everybody who is alive.
Numerous special guests are expected to make appearances, and it is rumored that members of the super famous band, boatclub, which is based ever so humbly in the great city that is Oakland, will appear.
Smokey’s Tangle is one of the world’s premier art galleries/performance spaces/lecture halls, constantly producing fantastic, engaging, eyes-popping-out, wonderful, fascinating, mind blowing art and photos that come from the collective mind of Smokey’s Tangle and its army of super duper top notch artists who have worked hard to raise themselves far above the bottom notch.
Paulette’s new album has been officially reviewed once, by a music journalist who writes for “The Noise” in Boston, and he seems to have liked it, loosely comparing Paulette to the Shaggs and Jonathan Richman and some other musicians. Belinda from WMFO’s hit show, Bubbles in the Think Tank, picked it for her top 10 releases of 2010, saying, “How did we ever live without Paulette?”
Paulette’s song “92 Toyota Tercel” was played nationwide on NPR’s “Car Talk” on the same show that featured a song written by Neil Young about a car. Her songs about Sarah palin and John McCain were featured on The East Bay Express’s website and were lavishly praised by the left wing journalists there. She has numerous times had songs featured on KALX’s show, “The Next Big Thing.” She recently recorded an album, “Going Nowhere But Came Back,” with John Kilduff a.k.a. Mr. Let’s Paint, of the Smash hit internet show “Let’s Paint TV,” and she has sold over $100.00 worth of her very own merchandise over the course of her ever so short life.