Mad Men

Posted by yokittyjo on March 20, 2012 · Leave a Comment 

Sometimes, we have to start from what we know to move forward. Yeah this may sound airy fairy. But in practice I mean something like this. If you are visiting New York or living here, there is an organized group called the Australian Association at the Australian Consulate on 150 East 42nd Street NY. An … Read more

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Creative Keys

Posted by yokittyjo on March 17, 2012 · Leave a Comment 

Welcome to this weeks yokittyjo’s blog post  “Creative Keys”. (I am using the book Julia Cameron’s book. “Walking in this World “Quickly looking back at two weeks post here, if you would like a recap) Plus yokittyjo’s artist’s playlist’s Weekly Posts that give one key creative tip to snack on and  help you develop your … Read more

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Print Out

Posted by yokittyjo on March 12, 2012 · Leave a Comment 

What is it about getting to know a new city . I am always hyper energised and curious . This is next in the series of blog posts, after”Hong Kong Treats ” is “Yo USA” A series of posts of an Aussie discovering the USA. I hope you find it entertaining and helpful as I … Read more

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    Yokittyjo’s chilled, emotional music combines the vintage electronica of the masterful Portishead, with the flushed emotion of Bat for Lashes and the lyrical poignancy of Lana del Ray, a perfect combination of strength and soul food. As something of a sonic chameleon, Yokittyjo has moved from a background filled with opera and choral music, through a career as dance VJ pioneer ‘Jmg13’, to making 21st century sounds that are brought to life by technology and inspired by colourful experience. Influences as diverse as Tom Middleton, Fleetwood Mac, Blondie and early dub step have resulted in ‘Glassandra’ and ‘Don't Know Why,’ two independently released tracks that contain a winning combination of lightness, life and bass. As well as a blossoming singer, Yokittyjo is a multitalented artist, working on collaborations with international producers, throwing herself into online outlets as a medium for performance, and developing other projects, such as musical catalogue for film and TV sync. If you haven’t yet experienced the emotive sounds of Yokittyjo, it’s about time you got on board. jo@yokittyjo.com