Jamming – Atlanta
More Atlanta Highlights – The impromptu late night/ all night (nearly) Jam in the Bar at the Hotel -some videos to follow
More Atlanta Highlights – The impromptu late night/ all night (nearly) Jam in the Bar at the Hotel -some videos to follow
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Drea (Click on Drea’s Pic to visit CD Baby) http://www.myspace.com/sounddoc2 http://www.sounddocentertainment.com Collette (Click on Collette’s Pic to visit CD Baby) http://www.myspace.com/experiencecollette http://www.experiencecollette.com Paul Rivers-Bailey
http://www.myspace.com/paulriversbailey http://www.paulriversbailey.com Jimmy Salvemini
http://www.myspace.com/immysalvemini Atlanta you know you can now purchase a copy SoundDoc artist’s CDs in retail stores? Moods Music (Drea, Love Affair & Paul Rivers-Bailey, Inner Child) Sound Shop West End Mall (Drea-Love Affair & Collette, Experience Collette) Sound Shop South Dekalb (Drea-Love Affair & Collette, Experience Collette) Online CDs CD Baby (Drea & Collette)
(Stocking Drea & Collette) Digital Downloads (Drea, Collette,Paul, & Jimmy) Rhaposody.com Napster.com eMusic.com Groupie Tunes.com Amazon.com Lala.com Shockhound.com Amie Street.com |
Greetings Friends,
SoundDoc Entertainment is back for the 2009 year wtih exciting events in store for you. March 13th-We are starting the year with a make-up event that was cancelled due to inclimate weather in December. Soul Sounds is a promotional event created by SoundDoc Entertainment in the summer of 2008, to showcase the very talented independent Soul/R&B Artists across the nation. Soul Sounds aims to focus on secondary markets where exposure to soul music is not prevalent. Events take place in venues supportive of the music, artists, and movement. As there is no door cover, we ask that you support the artists by purchasing their CDs. http://www.myspace.com/soulsoundsevents Coming up FridayMarch 13th!!!!Hope to see you there!!!March’s showcase will feature Abby Dobson and Jimmy Salvemini. March 13th 2009 Tula Kitchen 41 East Main St. Bay Shore, NY 11907 9:00 P.M.- No Cover Abby Dobson
http://www.myspace.com/abbydobsonmusic Some singers need to be surrounded by a variety of equipment to move people, but this powerful artist simply needs an audience. She is one of those rare songbirds that effortlessly stimulate sensual, soulful and raw emotions using just her vocal instrument, a voice that you don’t just hear…you feel it. Having been influenced by the likes of legendary soul and jazz powerhouses such as Sarah Vaughn, Anita Baker, Donny Hathaway, Bill Withers, Whitney Houston and Aretha Franklin, Abby is not your typical artist who tries to woo a crowd with technical acrobatics or lyrical clichés, but instead captures a crowd using captivating melodies and emotionally charged words brought to life by the ache and honey in her voice. Devoted to her craft, Abby has studied classical voice since Junior High school. But it was the introduction to Billie Holiday and Hathaway that taught Abby how to draw people inside her in such a way that you feel her essence. Abby’s music is heart music. “I want to touch people. I wanna make you feel.” Abby has performed throughout New York City performing to rave reviews at well-known venues like S.O.B’s, The Knitting Factory, The Cutting Room, Joe’s Pub, and the legendary Blue Note. This performer has three times been a featured singer/songwriter at the New York Songwriter’s Circle, performed on BET’s 106 & Park, was a finalist in the R&B category of the John Lennon Song Writing Competition for her song “Deeply”, which has also been featured on television (“The Shield”, “Jack & Jill” and “Any Day Now”), performed in 98.7 KissFM sponsored shows at the South Street Seaport, and was hailed by 98.7 KissFM as a “rising superstar”. Abby Dobson has also sung backgrounds for several recording artists, including Talib Kweli, John Legend, Consequence and Urban Mystic. Abby is constantly busy sharing her timeless voice and giving back to society, which is why she volunteered to direct a gospel choir, became an advocate for youth and community organizations using her enormous talent as a tool of hope, performed in neighborhood choruses, churches and a host of other social engagements including lending her heartfelt lyrics and melodies to various fundraising events for the Bronx Community College Upward Bound program, Music of Choice for Youth Benefit Performance, Better Youth.org, Lifebeat’s Heart and Voices, The Brotherhood SisterSol, The Lower Eastside Girl’s Club and the Ronald McDonald House for children living with Cancer. Abby is no assembly line artist. No gimmicks. No studio manufactured antics. She is to soulful music an innovative and compelling force, a tender voice bringing people together…bringing you joy… through the gift of song Jimmy Salvemini
http://www.myspace.com/jimmysalvemini A big part of his story is currently featured in the first biography ever written about Luther Vandross, Luther: The Life and Longingn of Luther Vandross. Luther took Jimmy under his wing and nurtured his talent after seeing him perform on the hit talent show Star Search when Jimmy was just 14 years old. Luther decided to set aside all projects and write and produce his new protege’s debut R and B album. Luther called in favors from old friends to appear on the album, such as Irene Cara, Pheobe Snow, Brenda Russell, Cheryl Lynn, and Pee Wee Herman, just to name a few. On January 12,1986, the day after completing the last song for the debut album, while on the way to the studio to celebrate what seemed to be the pinnacle of Jimmy’s teenage career, the Mercedes driven by Luther swerved out of control and collided with two oncoming cars. In the accident Jimmy’s brother and manager Larry died, Luther and Jimmy suffered external wounds and internal injuries. Elektra records decided that in light of the tragedy, it would be nearly impossible to launch the project out of such horrific circumstances. Jimmy became reclusive when returning home to Long Island morning his brother and healing his broken body. When he listened to the voice within, he discovered an innate ability he never knew existed… writing songs and creating music. His newly discovered talents became his channel of self-expression. Occasionally singing locally, it was when Luther had his stroke that memories resurfaced and Jimmy set out to accomplish the goals from his youth. As always Drea will be there to hold Jimmy down on keys!
Friday March 20th SoundDoc is excited about Jimmy Salvemini’s upcoming venture to South Africa. The Journey is hosting a concert with Jimmy Salvemini and Melvin Robinson Jr. & guest. Drea is also lending her talents to the concert, playing keys. The concert is to support the missions journey to South Africa in April. Pleae come out and support SoundDoc Entertainment artists, the mission, and The Journey at this once in a lifetime gospel concert.
For ticket information contact (631) 335-7460
Starting March 20th, you can catch SoundDoc’s Collette performing at the Workshop Theatre in Columbia, S.C.. Please visit http://www.workshoptheatre.com for schedule and ticket information.
Caroline, or Change
March 20 – April 4, 2009 at the Workshop Theatre in Columbia, S.C. Saturday, March 21st catch the SoundDoc family at the Indie Soul Mixer 4.
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As 2008 comes to an end we would like to reflect back on the milestones that SoundDoc entertainment has had throughout the year, in February Drea released her debut album Love Affair, and Collette’s CD dropped in June of this year, and took the soul/R&B scene by storm. Paul Rivers Bailey had the anniversary of his project Inner Child, in November. SoundDoc Entertainment artist’s music is currently streaming on radio stations here in the U.S. and also in United Kingdom, Switzerland, Australia, Amsterdam, Germany and Brazil.
We had the opportunity to attend and participate in the “I Got Soul Music Conference” in Dallas and “International Soul Music Summit” in Atlanta. With these two conferences came new learning experiences, great networking and some new freinds. This year SoundDoc artist had the opportunity to share the stage with many notable artist. Paul Rivers Bailey opened for Al Green in New Mexico. Collette opened for Christte Michele in Columbia, South Carolina.
SoundDoc Entertainment would like to thank you for your support throughout the year. Hold on tight, because 2009 is going to bring some new and exciting things!
Soul Sounds is a promotional event created by SoundDoc Entertainment in the summer of 2008, to showcase the very talented independent Soul/R&B Artists across the nation. Soul Sounds aims to focus on secondary markets where exposure to soul music is not prevalent. Events take place in venues supportive of the music, artists, and movement.
Artist performances are typically an acoustic set or track date, but on special occasions have full bands. As there is no or minimal costs associated with the door we ask that you support the artists by purchasing their CDs.
http://www.myspace.com/soulsoundsevents
December’s special holiday showcase on the 19th features Abby Dobson and Jimmy Salvemini.
Tula Kitchen
41 East Main St.
Bay Shore, NY 11907
9:00 P.M.- No Cover
Abby Dobson

http://www.myspace.com/abbydobsonmusic
Some singers need to be surrounded by a variety of equipment to move people, but this powerful artist simply needs an audience. She is one of those rare songbirds that effortlessly stimulate sensual, soulful and raw emotions using just her vocal instrument, a voice that you don’t just hear…you feel it.
Having been influenced by the likes of legendary soul and jazz powerhouses such as Sarah Vaughn, Anita Baker, Donny Hathaway, Bill Withers, Whitney Houston and Aretha Franklin, Abby is not your typical artist who tries to woo a crowd with technical acrobatics or lyrical clichés, but instead captures a crowd using captivating melodies and emotionally charged words brought to life by the ache and honey in her voice. Devoted to her craft, Abby has studied classical voice since Junior High school. But it was the introduction to Billie Holiday and Hathaway that taught Abby how to draw people inside her in such a way that you feel her essence. Abby’s music is heart music. “I want to touch people. I wanna make you feel.”
Abby has performed throughout New York City performing to rave reviews at well-known venues like S.O.B’s, The Knitting Factory, The Cutting Room, Joe’s Pub, and the legendary Blue Note. This performer has three times been a featured singer/songwriter at the New York Songwriter’s Circle, performed on BET’s 106 & Park, was a finalist in the R&B category of the John Lennon Song Writing Competition for her song “Deeply”, which has also been featured on television (“The Shield”, “Jack & Jill” and “Any Day Now”), performed in 98.7 KissFM sponsored shows at the South Street Seaport, and was hailed by 98.7 KissFM as a “rising superstar”.
Abby Dobson has also sung backgrounds for several recording artists, including Talib Kweli, John Legend, Consequence and Urban Mystic. Abby is constantly busy sharing her timeless voice and giving back to society, which is why she volunteered to direct a gospel choir, became an advocate for youth and community organizations using her enormous talent as a tool of hope, performed in neighborhood choruses, churches and a host of other social engagements including lending her heartfelt lyrics and melodies to various fundraising events for the Bronx Community College Upward Bound program, Music of Choice for Youth Benefit Performance, Better Youth.org, Lifebeat’s Heart and Voices, The Brotherhood SisterSol, The Lower Eastside Girl’s Club and the Ronald McDonald House for children living with Cancer.
Abby is no assembly line artist. No gimmicks. No studio manufactured antics. She is to soulful music an innovative and compelling force, a tender voice bringing people together…bringing you joy… through the gift of song
Jimmy Salvemini

http://www.myspace.com/jimmysalvemini
A big part of his story is currently featured in the first biography ever written about Luther Vandross, Luther: The Life and Longingn of Luther Vandross. Luther took Jimmy under his wing and nurtured his talent after seeing him perform on the hit talent show Star Search when Jimmy was just 14 years old. Luther decided to set aside all projects and write and produce his new protege..s debut R and B album. Luther called in favors from old friends to appear on the album, such as Irene Cara, Pheobe Snow, Brenda Russell, Cheryl Lynn, and Pee Wee Herman, just to name a few.
On January 12,1986, the day after completing the last song for the debut album, while on the way to the studio to celebrate what seemed to be the pinnacle of Jimmy’s teenage career, the Mercedes driven by Luther swerved out of control and collided with two oncoming cars. In the accident Jimmy’s brother and manager Larry died, Luther and Jimmy suffered external wounds and internal injuries.Electra records decided that in light of the tragedy, it would be nearly impossible to launch the project out of such horrific circumstances.
Jimmy became reclusive when returning home to Long Island morning his brother and healing his broken body. When he listened to the voice within, he discovered an innate ability he never knew existed… writing songs and creating music. His newly discovered talents became his channel of self-expression. Occasionally singing locally, it was when Luther had his stroke that memories resurfaced and Jimmy set out to accomplish the goals from his youth.
If you are an artist & interested in performing at Soul Sounds while in the NYC area, you can submit your materials online through Sonicbids! If you are not yet a Sonicbids member and want to submit online, visit http://www.sonicbids.com/soulsounds and sign-up for the Sonicbids Combo Package (includes your submission AND a discounted Sonicbids membership). If you are already a Sonicbids member, log in to your account and visit the Promoter Drop Box to submit.
December 22, 2008 Drea will be performing at the Shrine Auditorium
Doors open at 6:00pm and Showtime is at 7:30pm
Cover: $10.00


2271 Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Blvd. bet. 133rd and 134th st.
Hey Folks,
SAVE THE DATE of Sunday, December 7th from 2pm-7pm
Please pass this on!
My good friend, Kateria Cooke has put together a really cool event in Greenwich Village called The SundayBest Collective… and it’s FREE
The SundayBest Collective
Sunday, December 7th
2pm to 7pm, FREE admission
The Fat Black PussyCat Lounge
130 West 3rd Street
New York, NY
The SundayBest Collective; a unique forum of hip artisans, trendsetters and entertainers was created to showcase the works and talents of their international, unknown and independent peers. This collective is not just the people; it’s not just the artwork. It’s an urban bazaar/cocktail party/networking event. And a great place to begin shopping for holiday gifts!
There will be music, mingling, and lots of people like you there getting their party started. It’s like a remix of what you typically come to expect from an average everyday flea market or art show because this event is meant to match-make lovers of beautiful things with those who create.
Whether it’s art (both wearable and fine) or music, The SundayBest Collective is the event that brings it to the community-at-large in an environment without the heavy sell because the merchandise speaks for itself. See for yourself in this really cool video HERE!
You can also visit the websites for the event:
If you’re on Myspace click HERE
If you’re on Facebook type the term sundaybest collective in the search toolbar and this event will appear in the result
If you need more details, feel free to reply to this message or email the Collective at: sundaybestcollective@gmail.com
Here’s the performance schedule for the SundayBest Collective’s 12/7 event:
2:00 music mix
2:30 Rick Arruzza
3:00 Dimitrea Tokunbo
3:30 Tomas Doncker
4:00 The Twilite Tone, DJ
4:30 The Twilite Tone, DJ
5:00 Martha Redbone
5:30 Abby Dobson
6:00 Karen Bernod
6:30 music mix
Hope to see you this Sunday afternoon!
Karen Bernod
Click here to visit the Myspace page!!
Hey Folks, SAVE THE DATE of Sunday, December 7th from 2pm-7pm Please pass this on! My good friend, Kateria Cooke has put together a really cool event in Greenwich Village called The SundayBest Collective... and it's FREE The SundayBest Collective Sunday, December 7th 2pm – 7pm, FREE admission The Fat Black PussyCat Lounge 130 West 3rd Street New York, NY The SundayBest Collective; a unique forum of hip artisans, trendsetters and entertainers was created to showcase the works and talents of their international, unknown and independent peers. This collective is not just the people; it’s not just the artwork. It’s an urban bazaar/cocktail party/networking event. And a great place to begin shopping for holiday gifts! There will be music, mingling, and lots of people like you there getting their “party started”. It’s like a remix of what you typically come to expect from an average everyday flea market or art show because this event is meant to “match-make” lovers of beautiful things with those who create. Whether it’s art (both wearable and fine) or music, The SundayBest Collective is the event that brings it to the community-at-large in an environment without the heavy sell because the merchandise speaks for itself. See for yourself in this really cool video here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZydsCwIlaFo You can also visit the websites for the event: If you’re on Myspace – www.myspace.com/sundaybestcollective If you’re on Facebook – type the term ‘sundaybest collective’ in the search toolbar and this event will appear in the result If you need more details, feel free to reply to this message or email the Collective at: sundaybestcollective@gmail.com Here's the performance schedule for the SundayBest Collective's 12/7 event: 2:00 music mix 2:30 Rick Arruzza 3:00 Dimitrea Tokunbo 3:30 Tomas Doncker 4:00 The Twilite Tone, DJ 4:30 The Twilite Tone, DJ 5:00 Martha Redbone 5:30 Abby Dobson 6:00 Karen Bernod 6:30 music mix Hope to see you this Sunday afternoon! Thanks for reading, Martha