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Meet Xenia Dunford - Source: Ryan's Smashing Life
We get a lot ton of mail, but are more than happy to respond to everyone when we have time.

Lady Lamb the Beekeeper has a new video, played Knitting Factory, playing more shows (pics, dates, streams) - Source: Brooklyn Vegan
Lady Lamb the Beekeeper , aka Brooklyn folk singer Aly Tadros, released her newest album, Ripely Pine , last week (2/19) via Ba Da Bing, and played a few Northeast shows in support of it this month, including a NYC show over the weekend at Knitting Factory on Saturday (2/23) with Xenia Rubinos and Cuddle Magic.

Xenia Loves Mumford & Sons, Can't Wait To See 'The Hunger Games': Favorites - Source: Idolator
Favorites is our recurring video series on the personal preferences of the pop artists who inspire us.

 Quick facts about Xenia
There are at least 2 groups called Xenia: 1. 80’s new wave group from Croatia Croatian band Xenia was formed in 1981 in the lineup of Robert Funčić (composing, writing, guitars), Vesna Vrandečić (vocals), Marinko Radetić (bass), Joško Serdarević (drums). Debut single Moja prijateljica/Povezi Me (“My Female Friend”/”Take Me for a Ride”) was released in 1982, presenting their contribution to the new wave style. Both songs were included on the debut album Kad nedjelja prođe ("After Sunday Is Gone”), released in 1983, with “Povezi me“‘s title changed to Vjetar u kosi (“Wind in Hair”), and the song itself rearranged to include more power chord riffing. The single Troje/Zadnji put (“Three”/”The Last Time”), released later that year, announced the new direction of their creativity. Thus the 1984 found them releasing their second and final album Tko je to učinio? (“Who Did It?”). While keeping on their artistic approach, the music style was transformed by more progressive art pop rock poetics, with addition of jazz and basic rock ‘n’ roll elements. They disbanded in 1985. Discography: Moja prijateljica/Povezi Me (Single); Jugoton, 1982 Kad nedjelja prođe (LP); Jugoton, 1983 Troje/Zadnji put (Single); Jugoton, 1983 Tko je to učinio? (LP); Jugoton, 1984 Retrospektiva (CD, Kad nedjelja prođe + Tko je to učinio? reissue); Croatia Records, 1995 Learn more about Xenia