I'm Kingfisher live in Latvia
I'm Kingfisher is heading to Riga, Latvia next week:
01/19 - Radio 101 (radio session)
01/19 - Sapnu Fabrika
01/20 - Club "Perle"
01/22 - I Love You Bar
I'm Kingfisher is heading to Riga, Latvia next week:
01/19 - Radio 101 (radio session)
01/19 - Sapnu Fabrika
01/20 - Club "Perle"
01/22 - I Love You Bar
I'm Kingfisher aka Thomas Denver Jonsson talks about his new album "Arctic" and performs the song "Feline funeral" live with help from Dear Euphoria. Direct link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9yodce0-HHc
See the video for I'm Kingfisher's new single "Willing night plants" (as posted about Monday): http://blogs.playgroundmusic.com/intlpub/exclusive-video-premiere-im-kingfisher-willing-night-plants
I saw a Belted Kingfisher while out walking at Nisqually NWR yesterday, so I'm taking it as an omen that I should talk about Thomas Denver Jonsson's new project I'm Kingfisher. Not that seeing that particular type of kingfisher is all that unusual, it's just that it's rare for me to venture out somewhere I can't bring my dogs. Otherwise, I did see some beautiful herons and a Peregrine Falcon, as well as some ducks that weren't the usual mallards. But I'm no birder, unlike Thomas; I was more interested in seeing the progress of the estuary restoration at high tide. Not that you care about all that, you just want the music, right? So yeah, Thomas Denver Jonsson now operates as I'm Kingfisher and his new album "Arctic" will be officially released on October 18 via . "Willing night plants" is both the opening tune and lead single and, as you will hear, doesn't stray from Thomas' roots in rootsy music. Same soft melancholy, same folksy jangle, same gentle quaver... all in all, very friendly and familiar. The lack of drums is interesting though, as it allows the acoustic strumming to take on a much more prominent role. The rest of the record builds from here, eventually arriving at a much quieter finish. What happens between, well, wait for the album to find out.
I'm Kingfisher - Willing night plants
This is different: Birdguides.com interviews Thomas Denver Jonsson of I'm Kingfisher about his passion for birding: http://www.birdguides.com/webzine/article.asp?a=2320
Here's the playlist for this week's radio show Sirius XMU:
01. Bastard Priest - Power of death
02. TALK 1
03. Mindy Misty - Dead pan frenzy
04. Mother of the Forest - Kingdom
05. Säkert! - Fredrik
06. TALK 2
07. Pistol Disco - Pool
08. Obstacles - Rorschach
09. Radar - Paradigm shift
10. TALK 3
11. The Bear Quartet - Fist or hand
12. Niels Nielsen - Dpend
13. Adam Tensta - Young black boy
14. TALK 4
15. I'm Kingfisher - Willing night plants
16. Joel Alme - No class
17. Dear Euphoria - Coming down
18. The Genuine Fakes - When reality hits you
19. TALK 5
20. Brick - Call Batman
Reminder: my show airs every week on Sundays and Mondays at 11pm ET on Sirius XMU. That's channel 26 on Sirius, 43 on XM and 831 for DirecTV subscribers.
has posted a bunch of tracks from the new I'm Kingfisher (nee Thomas Denver Jonsson) album "Arctic" for preview at SoundCloud: http://soundcloud.com/playgroundmusic
Thomas Denver Jonsson's new album "Arctic", his first to be released under the new moniker I'm Kingfisher, has officially been confirmed for release on October 18 via . The first single "Willing night plants" will be released on September 20 and will be accompanied by a video directed by Nicholas Wakeham.
(I'm Kingfisher/Thomas Denver Jonsson) has signed Swedish indie/folk/roots act A Stoic Gone Bezerk. Listen to samples: http://www.myspace.com/astoicgoneberserk
Worth a listen methinks.
I'm Kingfisher, the new nom de guerre of Mr. Thomas Denver Jonsson, has confirmed the release of his new album "Arctic" for October via . Read more at his new website: http://www.imkingfisher.com/
Swedish troubadour Thomas Denver Jonsson has passed along word that after his show in Fensbol, Sweden on July 4 he will be changing his stage name to I'm Kingfisher. Same songs, same style, and so on, he says, just a new name and yes, I do believe his new album "Arctic" will be released with the new moniker.