phonoberry Female • 18 • Patten, ME  • United States
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I'm a singer/songwriter out of Maine, and apparently grass brings out my eyes.

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Apr 03, 2008 - 04:49 AM PST
renaissanceman
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great voice
Mar 14, 2008 - 03:00 PM PST
tre
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phonoberry
Thank You for the kind words about my photos. I really appriciate it.
Mar 13, 2008 - 03:37 PM PST
tre
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your voice is beautiful. you should cut a 2 or 3 track sampler cd and dish it out. i'm sure there is a studio out there looking for a voice like that!
Mar 09, 2008 - 05:11 PM PST
Hoffnungsloses
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Sounded a little shaky at the beginning, and like you may have had some trouble with some of the keys, but I love it all the same. Keep it up.
Feb 28, 2008 - 09:02 PM PST
chrysalis
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phonoberry
Thanks! Wow, I love your song :) You have a beautiful voice.
Feb 28, 2008 - 11:26 AM PST
Melissa
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phonoberry
Hey!
Feb 27, 2008 - 09:40 PM PST
Meg
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This is really fabulous!
Your voice is haunting and very mature. Even the images you created in your lyrics were incredibly striking.

I'd love to hear some more of your stuff.

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Mar 08, 2008

So I'm not very good about writing blogs, even though I enjoy reading them. Don't get me wrong, I don't believe in cyberlife as an alternative to life, but certain blogs fascinate me so blogging can't be that bad. I mean really, it's kind of like a way to write your memoirs as you are going without trying to get Houghton Mifflin or Puffin Books to publish it (if they publish that kind of thing). Except most of us blogging are probably too young to have very many interesting things to say about our lives but, whatever. I fought a polar bear on Wednesday! That is an interesting thing to say. I turned him into a pair of UGG boots. It would perhaps be wise to turn all polar bears into UGG boots. This way we will have a memento of them when the polar ice caps are gone. Morbid? yes. True? yes. So I am trying to book up my summer with gigs in a vain attempt to avoid having to do real work and by that I mean retail work. Nothing quite like picking clothes up after shop-a-holic drama queens with their shop-a-holic drama queen mothers to bring you down. When I get a steady stream of gigs going I'm like: sweet, this is how life could be; and then when I go to work I'm like: damn this is also what life could be. I guess that is called motivation. I think that I will go make something, maybe a drawing. Probably a coin structure. (There is a bucket of pennies sitting in my house.)


[ view all ]My Unauthorized Biography

I wish I could be call myself a tortured artist who overcame inurmountable obstacles to pursue my craft. Sadly my story is more like: my mom signed me up for piano lessons in third grade, and then I started writing music. My insurmountable obstacles consisted largely of quite surmountable things, a la my fear of pinecones (you'll be glad to know that stage has passed) and I am probably about as tortured as the bunny rabbits in Snow White (except when I am watching political debates), but I think my music still came out rather well. I've been on the radio a couple of times, which is kind of cool. OH and the Portland Press Herald listed me as one of Ten Maine Musicians to Watch. So that was pretty cool too. I hope I can make a living doing ths. I'm pretty sure working in a cubicle is my biggest fear. Next to pinecones that is.


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