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Mary Timony (born in Washington, D.C., 1970) is an independent singer-songwriter, guitarist, keyboardist, and violist from the United States. In 1990-91 Timony played guitar and shared lead vocals in the Washington, D.C.-based band Autoclave. She later relocated to Boston, where she graduated from Boston University with a degree in English literature and formed the band Helium in the summer of 1992, recording two albums and three EPs with the group between 1994 and 1997. Helium disbanded in 1997 or 1998, whereupon Timony embarked on her solo career, recording albums in 2000 and 2002 (Mountains and The Golden Dove). In 2005...

Mary Timony, formerly of Helium, likes to describe herself as a 12th century maiden fighting a battle to assuage the religious witch hunts of said age. In reality she is a modern day musician from Washington, DC who likes to believe in her ability to defy the constructs of modern music in a completely unique fashion . Releasing albums under the name "Mary Timony" until 2005, 2007 saw the release of "The Shapes We Make" on the Kill Rock Stars Records label using the name Mary Timony Band. The other band members are drummer Devin Ocampo and bassist Chad Molter....

Constance Verluca (born 1975) is a musician from Paris, France, who sings a style of music perhaps best defined as Nouvelle Chanson. Although she has been active since 2006, the singer-songwriter has only released one album, Adieu Pony , in 2007, which was written alongside author and composer, Julien Hirsinger. .

Constance Amiot is a French singer songwriter who was born in Ivory Coast and grew up in the Washington DC area before relocating to Paris. After producing a first album "Whisperwood" in 2005, she signs a deal with the label "Tot ou Tard" and records her second album in New York "Fairytale" with a first rate cast of musicians: Jeff Pevar, Sean Pelton and Francois Moutin. The release of this album in 2007 puts Constance in the line of the new folk singers emerging from France. If this album goes by the name Fairytale, it refers to the point of...

Timonkey (aka Tim Donlou), Equally at home hanging from a tree branch or bouncing off concrete, Santa Cruz's Timonkey (Tim Donlou) fuses organic and synthetic elements together in order to bridge the worlds of nature and technology: Timonkey says, "Branching patterns, mineral lattices, geological timescapes - the living earth is as much an influence on my music as King Tubby, Bernie Worrell, or Steve Reich ever were." From its roots in dub, funk and ambient music, Timonkey's sound has been evolving further into the synthetic realms of midtempo glitch. He crafts his tracks using a combination of found sounds, analog...