Left Me Bashful

A tryst or two in New York City lures the players of Left Me Bashful together to unfold pop drama. Fronted

by singer/songwriter, Phil Vicario, moments are revealed through passionate melodies and spirited

guitar riffs by Brian Walsdorf. Energetic rhythms from drummer, Grant Braddock (Green Day’s American

Idiot) and driven base lines by Paul Frazier (David Byrne) set the mood, teased with playful charm of

keyboardist, Michael McConnell and violinist Pauline Kim.

Since releasing the first EP, Heart’s In the Right Place (produced by Alan Weatherhead, Sound of Music

Studios), LMB has headlined at the Mercury Lounge as well as playing regularly at NYC’s top music

venues: The Studio at Webster Hall, Pianos, the legendary Bitter End, Arlene’s Grocery, Knitting Factory

and Rockwood Music Hall. In addition to “Sweet Tea” being selected as “Song of the Day” by “Eat, Sleep,

Breathe,” the song “Honeysuckle” will be featured in a new romantic comedy, “Exit Strategy” produced

by Big Boy of Power 106FM. Tunes from this EP were also selected by Indie Weekly, ruKus Radio and

CACH Radio. Most recently, LMB was featured on Beaconpass, BeatCrave, as well as the Jane and Deli

Magazine.

Presented by Sound 311, LMB showcased at Gramercy Theater (Blender) for Live Nation’s “Music You

Want.” LMB has also appeared at the Cape May Singer-Songwriter Festival (2011) as well as the Figment

Festival on Governor’s Island (2010) and “Relay for Life” at Columbia University.

The new EP, Horrible Calls, (mastered by Randy Merrill, Masterdisk) is now available on CDBaby,

iTunes,....

Daresay Phil Vicario’s voice slightly resembles the likes of Chris Martin and Eddie Vedder, LMB can be

described as a cross between the Dave Matthews Band and the Decemberists.