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February 21, 2008

New Nicole Atkins Video - "Maybe Tonight"

Another video from Jersey girl Nicole Atkins, who's cobbled together an interesting tastemaking coalition over the last few months by wowing Letterman (check out Dave's pervy extended handgrab at the end!), impressing Perez (depressing that that's news, but good for her!), and landing a music blogger thumbs up with a slot on the Hot Freaks SXSW party. The "Maybe Tonight" clip sees that ever popular female singer-songwriter music trope -- girl, uninterrupted (mostly), with a cast of crazies all around, as seen recently with Basia Bulat. Nicole's is better than Bulat's, though because she's got some of that good Columbia money, and because she has a knack for casting very attractive bearded ladies. Nice girl groupy tune, too.

Neptune City is out via Columbia.

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Bunsen was better. ESD FACE!

Posted by: basedow at 02/21/08 4:50 PM | Reply
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Saw her last night in Ann Arbor. Wonderful.

Posted by: Leahey at 02/21/08 8:36 PM | Reply
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Was wondering when she would make a video for this track. Looks like she had lots of fun with it.

Posted by: Tan The Man at 02/21/08 11:38 PM | Reply
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i havent heard this song yet, but i'm hoping its a tribute to george-michael bluth's love for maeby bluth?

Posted by: erg at 02/22/08 11:52 AM | Reply
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