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Listen to The Neshama Alma Band on WFMU (archive) along with an interview about the project and the Voices In The Wilderness CD (comes in at 1:37:41).

* Monterey Weekly feature
* KALX interview
* KFJC interview
* sound/shift review

* Featured CD:
  Voices In The Wilderness: Dissenting Soundscapes and Songs of G.W.'s America

 

 

 

 

 

Marjorie Sturm

self-portrait, San Francisco, California ©2006 by M.Sturm

Marjorie Sturm

@ Willard North, San Francisco, California ©2006 by M.Sturm

BIO

Marjorie Sturm was raised in New York. She studied psychology and art at the University of Michigan and then moved out to San Francisco in the early nineties. She received her MFA in filmmaking from San Francisco State and completed the award winning (Grand Festival Award for short feature at BV&FF2003) Smoke the Pipe Dream, Honey and Eggs, and Treehouse. She has lived for extended periods in Mexico, Nepal, India, and Israel studying poetry, film, music, and religion. She has worked with the mentally-ill homeless in the Tenderloin on and off since 1995. She has collaborated as a lyricicist and flutist with the composer Ernesto Diaz-Infante, and more recently Sturm has created the visual component for the duo project Neshama Alma Band. Through Pax Recordings, Sturm edited and co-produced a compilation CD of twenty-six artists titled "Voices in the Wilderness: Dissentingn Soundscapes and Songs of G.W.'s America." She is presently working on a documentary about "JT Leroy," the literary, entertainment, and celebrity hoax of our time.
Websites:
www.myspace.com/marjoriesturm
www.paxrecordings.com/marjoriesturm
Email: purplemaze@earthlink.net



 

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