Julie Corbalis: Links

Bands/Songwriters

Tadd Kroneck: NEW LINK SUMMER 2010! Tadd is my usual partner in crime in most musical shenanigans. He's a singer/songwriter, guitarist & bassist, and, above all, a great friend. His tunes are reminiscent of Neil Young, Wilco and acoustic Black Crowes.
Curtis Schmidt: NEW LINK SUMMER 2010! Curtis is a new friend with a new album! I am honored to be singing harmonies on 2 tracks: The Road to Paradise and God's Green Earth!
The Ya Yas: NEW LINK SUMMER 2010! Catherine, Jay and Paul of The Ya Yas are a talented trio (sometimes joined by Eric Puente on drums!) whose songs could be the soundtrack of memory lane. Album highlight: "Eighteen."
Tribes Hill: NEW LINK SUMMER 2010! I became a member of this organization last summer. Tribes Hill is a nonprofit organization uniting musicians of the lower Hudson Valley region and their patrons in support of a music community that aspires to common goals and beliefs. It is a conceptual gathering place for people of all races, politics, and faiths coming together to explore and celebrate the human experience through song.
Steve Kirkman: NEW LINK SUMMER 2010! Steve gets such ambient and ethereal sounds out of electric guitars that you forget your listening to a guitar at all. He also rocks hard in that Johnny Cash kind of way.
Eric Puente: NEW LINK SUMMER 2010! Eric is a fierce drummer who accompanies all of the Hudson Valley's best artists.
Meaghan Farrell: Don't miss Meaghan's brand new album "Waitress" produced by Jules & the Family alum Marc Osborn. I like to describe Meaghan's sound as Rent meets Power Pop. Like if Pink or Kelly Clarkson were on Broadway. It's quite impressive.
Stanley Maxwell: Connecticut-based four-piece Stanley Maxwell plays original music that blends (among many other influences) jazz, funk and rock with tight arrangements and intricate group improvisation.
Julie Corbalis Music: Julie's MySpace Music page!
Jules and the Family: This is the Jules & the Family band MySpace page.
Music Town: Looking for a singer? Percussion? Guitarist? Check out musicians' resumes or post your own! (Coming soon in English!)
Bryan Gordon: Bryan is one of my favorite songwriters. His lyrics are honest and funny, and he's never happy without a good hook of a guitar line.
Scott Urgola: Scott's new album "Now's the Time" is acoustic rock at it's best. I had the honor of singing harmony on 2 tunes: "I am What I am" and "Start Spreading the Wealth."
Pat Kelly: Pat is the quintessential working musician. His influences include Springsteen, Billy Joel and all of the Traveling Wilburys. Currently on location in Denmark.
The Strip: Hopefully we can get these Torontonians down stateside sometime soon in 2010! Roots rocks, gorgeous 3-part harmonies, and all around nice dudes!
Marc Osborn: Besides being a great friend and bandmate for 7 years, Marc has an established solo career playing piano and bass, as well as working as a producer.
Rob Scheps: Rob is a world renowned saxophonist and flautist. He lent his skills on the Border Radio tune "Without You"!
Andy Mullen: Check out Andy's new album: THE TOENAIL JAR. Andy is a fellow teacher who happens to be one helluva squaredance caller!
Cherish the Ladies: One of my favorite Irish traditional bands, and extended "Family" members - frontwoman Joanie Madden is John Madden's sister! Joanie helped us out with her whistle on "Spinning"!
The Cuban Cowboys: Fun, Cuban, surf-rock! We first met them @ Kenny's Castaway years ago, and have been following them ever since.
Katie Marie: Katie is a cool singer/songwriter/session musician from the U.K. A great acoustic sound.
Rubber Soul: Rubber Soul is a fantastic Beatles tribute band! They have left no Beatle nuance unturned, belting gorgeous harmonies and spot-on guitar solos.
The Marauders: Talented rockabilly cats from Ebensburg, PA, who have opened for the one and only Brian Setzer! More importantly, they've got a new album out & they're really great guys!
Cassandra Frake: Cassie has a cool, jazzy vibe and writes lovely original tunes.
Chris Foley
Dana Edelman: I really enjoy Chris's subtle electric lead guitar coupled with Dana's acoustic, soulful sound.
Putnam Music Center: Need guitar strings? Music lessons? Gig gear? Putnam Music Center is one stop shopping for all music needs. Gus and the gang are much more helpful than the big chain music stores, and they do a lot to support local musicians as well!
The Prodigals: A fantastic bunch of guys who play awesome Irish Rock & Roll!!
Marcell: A fantastic Belgian musician responsible for my Belgian Summer tour 2006. Marcell has quite a following in Flanders, Belgium (he knows everybody!), and it was a complete pleasure and honor to share gigs with him this past August. Album highlight: "Plastic Jesus."
Hope Machine: Fred Gillen, Steve Kirkman and friends have recorded a few good old Americana protest songs!
Jamie Shields: Check out Jamie's haunting cover of some old school Blind Melon! This incredible singer/songwriter is back in NY and ready to rock! Jamie really inspired me to pick up the guitar and start writing, over a decade ago.
Two Guitars: Check out Brian and Gus, a fantastic acoustic jazz/pop/rock/blues duo! Guitar playing at its finest.
Naya Tabia: Naya is the quintessential entertainer: singer/songwriter/choreographer/dancer...among many other talents. She's also a GREAT teacher!
A Few 2 Many: I just read about these awesome teenagers doin' their thang in Northern Westchester. Not only do they rock, but they do it for good causes TOO! Good luck guys and keep rockin!
Soulstream: Check out my good friend Justin O'leary's fantastic band Soulstream. It's radio-friendly hard rock!
Not For Nothing: One of my brother's bands. If you like Tool, you'll love NFN.
Jason Gisser: Jay is a big reason I have my singer/songwriter sh*t together. Album highlight: "Manthem"
Fred Gillen Jr.: If anyone will accomplish world peace, it's Fred. And he's the best live performer!
Marc Von Em: Check out Marc's cool website! Marc is what all singer/songwriters strive to be: awesome. Album highlight: "Witness."
The AM Band: High energy, kazoo rockin' AM Radio tribute band + awesome originals. Highlights: "Brandy" and "Melanie."
Michael N. Lee: A good friend from high school and a great bass player.
Matt Turk: Check out Matt and Fred's new album BACKS AGAINST THE WALL!
Johanna: Check out Johanna's new album "Why Would I Sing?"
Peter C. Hopkinson: Great local musician.
The Kootz: This band is booked EVERY SINGLE DAY of Summer down on the Jersey Shore! A perfect way to spend an August night.
Steve Chizmadia: Fellow Beatle-phile Steve Chiz rocks country-rock like no other. Steve is one of the best lyricists I have ever met. He also played lead guitar on my tune "Should've Stayed Away"!

Radio Stations I've Been Featured On!

107.1 The Peak: My tune "Johnny & June" was featured on Chris Bro's program "NEXT." It features new songs by established artists and local songwriters like myself.
Catskill Community Radio: Check out Terry Doyle's show "Imprint" for cool local central New York artists.
WSPN Skidmore College
100.7 WHUD - Catherine Michaels' Blog
Power 88.1: WARY Westchester Community College: One of my alma maters...and great indie radio.
Oneonta Community Radio

Fun Stuff to Do

The Working Musician: NEW LINK JUNE 2009! Roger Z introduces the Hudson Valley's best musicians on his show "The Working Musician."
NikeTown Reuse-a-Shoe!: Donate your old sneakers to be recycled into courts and stuff!
Donors Choose: UPDATED AUG. 2010! Wanna donate some cash to great education causes? Check out this link!
"Survivorman" Les Stroud: My favorite "reality" TV show. Les is dropped off somewhere in the wilderness and left to survive off the land for a week. He's also a cool musician.
Haunted Places: Cool website for reviews of scary places around the country!

Artists/Actors/Writers

The Tattoed Traveler: NEW LINK! AUGUST 2010. My friend Dave's travel blog. You get the sense that you're getting solid advice when so far away from home and ready for an adventure, but apprehensive about flying by the seat of your pants.
On a Lobster Placemat: My mouth waters every time I click over to my cousin Rose's fun blog "On a Lobster Placemat." Written are thoughtful musings about food and daily life. Check it out!
Joe Rufrano Photo: Joe is a dear friend and tremendously talented photographer - one of his pics is hanging in my living room right now!
John Tasevoli: A true renaissance man, John is a painter and educator who constantly challenges himself to create beautiful art. He's got a gallery coming up soon - so check him out!
Luz Martin Photography: Check out our friend Luz's beautiful photography. We've posted some of her shots from the CD release party.
Frank Ingrasciotta: Incredible one-man-show "Blood Type Ragu," about growing up Italian..reminds us with a smile that we all have neurotic families.
Still Hopeful: A funny and honest perspective on the pitfalls and manholes of dating in NYC.
Bryan Edward Hill: Cool short "aggressive" fiction, and a good friend.

Venues

The John Street Jam: NEW LINK JUNE 2009! New York's best songwriters can be found each month here at the John St. Jam in Saugerties, NY. One of the best gigs ever!
Art-o-mat: This cozy Queens gallery hosts artists who pay homage to the wonderful Long Island City. They also love all art, too!
The Marsh Sanctuary: The Marsh is a beautiful nature reserve/outdoor venue in Mt. Kisco, NY. Definitely the best spot to catch an outdoor show!
Restaurant Langue Doc: An incredible restaurant that embraces live music in Bissegem, Belgium.
Kelly's Irish Pub: A traditional Irish pub in the heart of Antwerp, Belgium.
The Starving Artist Cafe: City Island's coolest live music venue.