NEWS: Halifax’s New Musical Obsession, SheMachine, Release First Single A New Addiction
Performance Debut and Retro Future Dance Party at the Company House on Friday, April 6
Naomi-Joy Blackhall Butler (AQuestrya) and Stephanie Clattenburg
(The Superfantastics) are SheMachine, an exciting new
two-piece female electronic dance band. Their first single A New Addiction
(attached) is now available in lead up to their debut
performance and video fundraiser on Friday, April 6.
SheMachine explodes with a bomb of glitter at A New Addiction Retro
Future Dance Party at The Company House. Raising money to
shoot their first video, A New Addiction, the dance party also features DJ
A.A. Wallace. Host Kimberly Diamondz, a local drag queen, will be
entertaining the crowd and there will be a retro future costume theme, offering
the winner a role in their upcoming video.
Inspired by such artists as Depeche Mode, Dragonette and Lady Gaga, the group combines 80s synth pop and industrial goth sounds. Upbeat dance hooks and powerful female vocals will have music lovers and club goers moving, singing along and craving more.
“SheMachine is a departure for both Naomi and I musically and we’re having a wicked time,” said Stephanie Clattenburg. “We’re really proud of what we’re creating and are pumped to share it at the Company House, the home of SheMachine.”
Naomi-Joy, mother of three, entrepreneur, singer/songwriter, dancer and actor, is one of Halifax's triple threat artists. A “Maiden of Metal,”
Naomi-Joy is in AQuestrya, Halifax's only female fronted progressive metal band. Naomi-Joy works primarily as a professional Actor in the film industry and is a member of ACTRA.
Stephanie was half of the Halifax pop-rock duo The Superfantastics, nominated for Music Nova Scotia and East Coast Music Awards. She has written and recorded EPs and albums, and has toured Canada and the UK. Acclaimed for her original promo ideas of The Superfantastics, with video blogs and handmade merchandise, Stephanie received the Best Merch award from The Coast three years in a row. Stephanie is a professional videographer.
Inspired by such artists as Depeche Mode, Dragonette and Lady Gaga, the group combines 80s synth pop and industrial goth sounds. Upbeat dance hooks and powerful female vocals will have music lovers and club goers moving, singing along and craving more.
“SheMachine is a departure for both Naomi and I musically and we’re having a wicked time,” said Stephanie Clattenburg. “We’re really proud of what we’re creating and are pumped to share it at the Company House, the home of SheMachine.”
Naomi-Joy, mother of three, entrepreneur, singer/songwriter, dancer and actor, is one of Halifax's triple threat artists. A “Maiden of Metal,”
Naomi-Joy is in AQuestrya, Halifax's only female fronted progressive metal band. Naomi-Joy works primarily as a professional Actor in the film industry and is a member of ACTRA.
Stephanie was half of the Halifax pop-rock duo The Superfantastics, nominated for Music Nova Scotia and East Coast Music Awards. She has written and recorded EPs and albums, and has toured Canada and the UK. Acclaimed for her original promo ideas of The Superfantastics, with video blogs and handmade merchandise, Stephanie received the Best Merch award from The Coast three years in a row. Stephanie is a professional videographer.
SheMachine
performs Friday,
April 6 at The Company House at 2202 Gottingen Street with
DJ A.A. Wallace. Dress in retro
future costumes for the chance to win a role in SheMachine’s first music
video A New Addiction. Come for the addictive music and
dancing, stay for the glitter cupcakes, the SheMachini (a custom created
cocktail) and sweet prizes, including a Mark Ramsay photo shoot and a makeup
session with Nicole Steeves.
Listen to SheMachine online at http://bit.ly/HhWcRo. Follow them on twitter @She_Machine and find them on Facebook @SheMachine.
Listen to SheMachine online at http://bit.ly/HhWcRo. Follow them on twitter @She_Machine and find them on Facebook @SheMachine.
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