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The Shyness Clinic is an emo/alternative band from Boston, MA. Members: Steve Sell: Guitar/Vocals, Mark Walker: Guitar/Vocals/Etc., Kyle Tryzinski: Bass, Mike Poorman: Drums/Accordion Influences:The Lemonheads, Dinosaur Jr., Buffalo Tom, The Pixies, Sebadoh, and the many other great Boston bands that came before us. .

Dubliner NINA HYNES released her debut album CREATION in 1999 and soon ventured out on several U.S. tours in 2000/2001 to support the album. The tours successfully spanned the length/breadth of the USA's alternative scene with Nina's solo electro-alternative sound in tow. Amazon.com voted it No. 44 in their TOP 100 RELEASES OF THE YEAR. HITS Magazine called it "The last amazing find of 2000." Often compared to Bjork, Cat Power and Stereolab, NINA is actually quite unique. Nina's album STAROS was recorded in Studio Black Box in France with many of her favorite musicians including The Frames helping out....

Ron Hynes is a Newfoundland-born singer-songwriter whose music is a blend of folk and country with the occasional and surprising taste of blues and rock thrown in for good measure. Singing actively in the folk music circuit for close to thirty years (Hynes was an original member of the Wonderful Grand Band in the 1970s), he is prominent in the Newfoundland, Canadian and even worldwide folk music circuits. Although perhaps best well-known for his song "Sonny's Dream," Hynes has consistently released albums that are skilled in both musicianship and songwriting. His newest self-titled release (2006) is perhaps his most soul-bearing...

Devonté "Dev" Hynes, also known as Blood Orange and formerly Lightspeed Champion, is a British singer, composer, songwriter, producer and author. He has written for artists such as Florence and the Machine, Diana Vickers and The Chemical Brothers on their 2007 Grammy award winning album We Are the Night. He is currently signed to Domino Records. The name 'Lightspeed Champion' comes from a series of comic strips Hynes drew as a teenager in his school mathematics books.[4] Hynes was voted the 49th 'coolest person in rock' in NME's 2007 Cool List,[5] jumping to position 20 in the following year's list.[6]...