News - 29/07/2014

Michelle Shocked releases album of silent songs

Michelle Shocked releases album of silent songs

Michelle Shocked just released - digitally only, via cdbaby.com - a new album called "Inaudible Women". If this seems to you business as usual, you probably haven't listened to it yet... because it's a silent album, with 11 mute tracks.

"Inaudible Women" is priced 99 cents and features 11 songs mostly named after such high-ranking digital music execs as SiriusXM executive VP/general counsel Patrick Donnelly and Clear Channel executive VP/general counsel Robert Walls - people Shocked considers like enemies.
There are also other names and among them we find Chris Willman, a contributor to Billboard and The Hollywood Reporter who wrote about Shocked’s anti-gay comments at a San Francisco concert in 2013.

In a weird Vimeo video-post, Shocked explained the songs on "Inaudible Women" are made with high-pitched frequencies and can be heard by dogs only; she also added that money raised from the album will help fund an upcoming tour.



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