KTB on YouTube…
Hi y’all, I thought I’d put up a little video of yours truly playing ‘I like you like me’ (from the new album) on the communal TV channel that is YouTube just to see what happened…
‘I like you like me’ would be the single from the album (if singles still existed) so this seemed like a good way of attempting to spread the song around the world without a budget. Let me know what you think, if you have a moment. I forgot to take my glasses off before pressing record and you can hear an interrupting phone at the end, but I hope you’ll forgive me … ktb.x
First Review…
The new album has got a lovely write-up on that there Net rhythms online magazine. Take a peek if you fancy.
Of KTB’s Indelible Ink, it says
Isn’t that nice!
Better go feed the cats…
ktb
Indelible Ink now online!
Thanks to the lovely people at CD Baby, you will soon be able to buy Indelible Ink online in both physical and digital form. Click on the picture below for details or visit the shop page.
Soon, you’ll be able to download Indelible Ink via iTunes and all them other virtual places.
Ooh, splendid. Better go and make the tea.
see y’all later.
Ktb.
PS:If you’re a musician/band/songwriter/singer or any other kind of recording artist and you’re trying to get your music available digitally, i’d highly recommend CD Baby. They’re very approachable and helpful and treat you nice no matter how many CDs you’ve sold!
KTB Album Launch next week…
Good afternoon to you fine folk,
It may have taken nigh on nine months to get it all sorted, but it seems that finally the new KTB album, Indelible Ink, is ready for human consumption. The album launch show is a week on sunday (19th April) at the delovely Kitchen Garden Cafe. See the gigs page for more details.
We’re very pleased with how Indelible Ink is sounding and we’ve been lucky enough to work with illustrator/designer Claire Bennett (of Truck) who has created the bowl for our sonic fruit… artwork coming soon to the music page.
Physical copies will be available to purchase at the album launch gig and at subsequent KTB shows and, shortly, via the website and in selected retailers (including the excellent independent Polar Bear Records on York Road in Kings Heath). The album will be distributed digitally in the next momth or so too…
Maybe see you on the 19th,
xx
Anyone have any ideas for gigs?
Howdy y’all,
Does anybody have any ideas of UK venues we could put on a KTB gig during April, May and June 2009 as part of an album launch tour?
This doesn’t need to be a very big venue – maybe a cafe, arts centre studio space, somebody’s house, back room of a pub, village hall, church – anywhere suitable for two guitars and a voice, with or without a sound system.
If you do have an idea, leave a comment or send an email (mail@ktb.org.uk).
Hope you’re all fine ‘n’ dandy.
Ta very much,
KTB.x
Any ideas for website?
So here is the new KTB website. It is still in the process of being created so there are a few holes here and there but if you think there are things I’ve missed out, let me know by leaving a comment or dropping me an email (mail@ktb.org.uk).
Tararabit.
KTB.x