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Beautiful. That’s all I have to say about that.
OK maybe a little more.
Vandaveer is the collaboration of Mark Heidinger and Rose Guerin. These two make an amazing duo. Guerin channels a bit of Carly Simon while Heidinger add a little Bob Dylan, which sounds like an odd combination but when put together these two harmonize like nothing I have ever heard.
The new album, Divide & Conquer, comes out tomorrow via Supply & Demand Music.
Tags: Divide & Conquer, Fistful of Swoon, Mark Heidinger, Rose Guerin, Supply & Demand Music, Vandaveer
Categories: tMiM Classifications, tMiM Upstarts
I agree–the record is amazing! I’ve got an interview with Mark H. over at The Brown Tweed Society:
http://thebrowntweedsociety.com/2009/09/01/tbts-interviews-mark-heidinger-of-vandaveer/