The review: The Baltimore Music Project
Today's nightlife column is about something special.
This past summer, do you remember me talking about the Baltimore Music Project? It was this crazy idea I came up with to take two musicians who had never heard of each other and force them to write four songs in six weeks.
The results surpassed my wildest expectations. Caleb Stine and Saleem Heggins wrote a whole album's worth of material, which they're performing Saturday at The 8x10.
Read about it here.
Erik Maza is a features reporter at the Baltimore Sun. He writes for several sections of the Sun paper and contributes weekly columns on music and nightlife. He also writes and edits the Midnight Sun blog. He often covers entertainment, business, and the business of entertainment. Occasionally, he writes about Four Loko, The Block, the liquor board, and those who practice "
Comments
This is so cool. I can't wait to see the show.
Posted by: Jade Fox | December 11, 2008 10:48 AM
can we purchase the cd's somewhere?
Posted by: ss2 | December 11, 2008 12:29 PM
Yes, ss2, I'll talk to the guys and see how people who can't make it to the show can pick up a copy.
Posted by: Sam Sessa | December 11, 2008 4:38 PM
I'm sorry, but Caleb Stine is so overrated. Would anyone like him if his name wasn't Caleb? And I'm tired of the way the Signal folks at WYPR keep pushing him, just because they're friends.
Posted by: chris | December 15, 2008 3:33 PM