Lynn Ceiladh Grandin
Since I sing in various bands, etc., there is no one genre or band type to put here...leaving that up to their websites. I'm a singer/performer, available for
Me singing cover of Crossfire with MidiEvilTimes, featuring Craig Coleman on guitar.
SoundClick artist Lynn Ceiladh Grandin presents "Crossfire (Stevie Ray Vaughn)", an outstanding release in the Cover Songs genre. Featuring vocal, the production has a distinctive and cohesive sound. The Seattle influence comes through clearly, making this especially appealing to cover songs fans. It has reached number 9 on the main SoundClick Rock chart. Lynn Ceiladh Grandin continues to build a Cover Songs catalog on SoundClick, one of the longest-running platforms for independent artists.
Tina Turner version cover
Independent artist Lynn Ceiladh Grandin drops "Disco Inferno", a Cover Songs track on SoundClick. Featuring vocal, the production has a distinctive and cohesive sound. The Seattle influence comes through clearly, making this especially appealing to cover songs fans. "Disco Inferno" has peaked at number 2 on the SoundClick Cover Songs chart. Find more from Lynn Ceiladh Grandin on SoundClick, a platform built for independent music discovery.
A Cover Songs track by Lynn Ceiladh Grandin.
Independent artist Lynn Ceiladh Grandin drops "Turn The Page", a Cover Songs track on SoundClick. Featuring vocal, the production has a distinctive and cohesive sound. This is the unmistakable sound of Seattle, and it will especially appeal to cover songs fans. "Turn The Page" has peaked at number 1 on the SoundClick Cover Songs chart. Find more from Lynn Ceiladh Grandin on SoundClick, a platform built for independent music discovery.
Cover of Robert Palmer song, Tina Turner style, with MidiEvilTimes, featuring Craig Webb on guitar.
Independent artist Lynn Ceiladh Grandin drops "Addicted To Love (Robert Palmer)", a Cover Songs track on SoundClick. Featuring vocal, the production has a distinctive and cohesive sound. Representing the charismatic sound of cover songs in Seattle, this track speaks for itself. "Addicted To Love (Robert Palmer)" has peaked at number 7 on the SoundClick Cover Songs chart. If Alternative, Rock and Jazz is your sound, "Addicted To Love (Robert Palmer)" is a strong addition to your playlist.
I can't seem to change the genre to 'Latin cover songs'... This is a cover of Santana's 'Smooth', performed by me with my band MidiEvilTimes, while I was lead singer/front person, with Craig Webb on guitar. Visit the website here: www.midiev
Independent artist Lynn Ceiladh Grandin drops "Smooth (Santana)", a Cover Songs track on SoundClick. Featuring vocal, the production has a distinctive and cohesive sound. Representing the charismatic sound of cover songs in Seattle, this track speaks for itself. "Smooth (Santana)" has peaked at number 1 on the SoundClick Cover Songs chart. Find more from Lynn Ceiladh Grandin on SoundClick, a platform built for independent music discovery.
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This one's just for me... I perform with several bands, and perform solo. I do all styles of music and have been described as a "cabaret performer". I also record, write lyrics and melodies with/for other musicians.
Some recent collaborations/projects:
Division IX in 2000-2001 (until 9/11/01)
http://www.myspace.com/divisionix (Recordings w/me are not currently on this website.)
http://www.obscurelytitled.com/Pages/Clean/contact.html (Recordings w/me are currently on this website)
AffroFelly: Syncrocity: Felicia (Seattle)
Recent Cover bands:
"CANDY" Cover dance band -rock/80's/alt./metal/electronica(no current website) Occasionally still get together for private parties.
"MidiEvilTimes"Reformulated as "Sirens":http://www.midieviltimes.net/MP3's.htm (I'm still on the MP3's, but rearly perform w/them, now.)
Film:
"Shoot The Moon" -indi film project about rise and fall of a rockstar.
Current projects:
Voiceover - for animated film, currently in production. Visit artist's page:
http://csanimationstudios.zaadz.com/
http://www.shoreline.edu/spindrift/art.html
Current productions/Performances:
Theatrical Production:
"It's a Wonderful Life", in Mukilteo, WA for
Lighthouse Players (aka: Outcast Players) http://www.primordiaproductions.smugmug.com/MLFA (behind the scenes pics)
I was in my first theater production at the age of 5, speaking Japanese and handling a live goat-- they cut and dyed my hair black for the run. My mom was getting lead roles in musical theater for as long as I can remember, my dad and grandfather in the orchestra pit... Uncle Felix Resnick, until January 2008 was in the Detroit Symphony (served as 1st & 2nd Chair Violin), and conducted Gross Pointe and Birmingham West Bloomfield Symphony Orchestras--he also contracted with MOTOWN (string section), while they were still in Detroit and is on many famous recordings, including "My Girl" (responsible for the very recognizable signature violin part), as well as with the Supremes, etc. **Felix Resnick passed away on April 2, 2008**
I always sang in choirs, and began accompanying myself at the behest of my brother, Phil, who wrote songs and taught me guitar (acoustic) when I was 13, and encouraged me to sing solo, duets, etc. In my second band, I swapped my acoustic guitar for the electric bass, but put it down after getting shoulder aches (they're heavy & I was only 100 lbs back then), which freed me up for movement, and I focused on the vocals and percussion.
I also was a dancer and performed Polynesian, Middle Eastern, Jazz, Ballroom dance, which I occasionally integrated into the shows.
Sometimes I'm just DEAD, but mostly I'm alive while performing. The music revives me! ;^ Most special moment is when "The Boss" was in the audience, I was asked to do an impromptu back up for an artist during his CD release and when I started singing, "The Boss" stopped conversing with his friends and looked right up and grinned at me, and kept it up until we were done!
It all started for me with listening to classical music and attending many live performances while very young on a weekly (at least) basis, and being sung to sleep, nightly, by my mom who played her Hawaiian guitar. I learned the AutoHarp, took up violin in 5th grade, guitar (folk, classical) at age 13... there was the Motown influence, of course, memorized every Beatle song (I can still start at the beginning of Meet The Beatles & Rubber Soul and sing straight thru to the end, including all the harmony parts) and I loved the harmonies of Crosby Stills and Nash, Peter Paul and Mary, the purity of voice and expression of the likes of Joan Baez, Joanie Mitchell, Barbara, brit pop singers, songwriters like John Denver, Niel Young... in College I studied more classical and Jazz, Pop, Soul, Spirituals, and then got into Cat Stevens, Pink Floyd, Led Zeplin, The Who, Kinks, big hair bands, Heart, Aerosmith, Journey, Styx, Stones, Charlie Musselwhite, John Pryne, Keb Mo, any kind-o-BLUES, Pat Benatar, Fleetwood Mac, Tina Turner, Robin Trower, Clash, Devo, Swan, AC-DC, anthem rock, power rock, progressive, metal, digital, electronic, and any other kind of rock, industrial, all the Golden Oldies, Ella, Lena, Nina..., 60's, 70's, 80's, 90's, Metal, Grunge, Punk, Brit, Rock-a-Billy, Alt, Indie, all things/artists Irish/Celtic, AfroCelt Sound System, ALT, Techno, Electronica, Trip Hop, Highlife, Ska, Matisyahu, 50 Sheckle, Blue Man Group, TranSiberienOrchestra, Squonk Opera, Jonathan Kagi, Division IX, experimental...Sinead, Dolores, Kate, PJ Harvey, Bjork, Fiest, Andy White (who wrote all over my shirt), U2....my cousin Joe Resnick, his sister Melanie, his father my uncle Felix, my mommy, my brother Phil, sister Tara, and my niece DJ VENUS..... (for starters).
My vocal chords, for starters, and any appropriate mic, effects....
Sure. I'm avialable for hire. So email me, already!