David Vandervelde
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David Vandervelde is a Chicago-based, alternative rock musician, whose works and been featured predominantly, along with Brie Stoner's, as background music in NOOMA videos. He performs with The Moonstation House Band (formerly known as Where The Moon Came From band).[1]
All of his albums to date have been released on the Secretly Canadian record label.
David plays both the piano and guitar.
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[edit] Discography
[edit] NOOMA Soundtrack
Flannel released their first soundtrack of NOOMA music in December, 2005, via their website, only.[1] The soundtrack contains music from the first 10 NOOMA's, with the exception of 009 | Lump Rob Bell, which featured music from The Album Leaf's In a Safe Place.
[edit] Track Listing
01 - Brie Stoner - Rain
02 - David Vandervelde - History
03 - David Vandervelde - Indiana
04 - David Vandervelde - Yum Choi Bo Ram
05 - David Vandervelde - All My Prayers
06 - David Vandervelde - Son of Gold
07 - Brie Stoner - Slaves
08 - Brie Stoner - Can You Love Me?
09 - David Vandervelde - Instrumental
10 - Brie Stoner - Wait
11 - Brie Stoner - Cheap
12 - David Vandervelde - Heaven Weeps
13 - David Vandervelde - Flowers*
- Flowers was not included in the first 10 NOOMA's, like the rest of the songs. At the time of release, December 2005, it had not yet been included in a NOOMA, but would be as of June 2006, as the lead track for 013 | Rich Rob Bell
[edit] Jacket/Murder in Michigan [EP]
Released only as a 7" record in November 21, 2006, on the Secretly Canadian label.
[edit] The Moonstation House Band
David's first full length abum, The Moonstation House Band, was released as both a CD and LP on the Secretly Canadian Label in January, 2007. From this, he has launched a 6 week tour.
[edit] Track Listing
01 - Nothing No
02 - Jacket
03 - Feet of a Liar
04 - Corduroy Blues
05 - Wisdom from the Tree
06 - Can't See Your Face No More
07 - Murder in Michigan
08 - Moonlight
[edit] Filmography
David Vandervelde, along with Brie Stoner, and an unknown drummer, were the three primary musicians in 011 | Rhythm Rob Bell, around whom a symphony orchestra performed David's song 'Moonlight' (from his The Moonstation House Band album).
[edit] Touring
David will be touring the United States from March until April, 2007 as a tour release for his new album, The Moonstation House Band, along with Secretly Canadian Performing Artist, Richard Swift.[2]
It has been reported that David will be playing Lollapalooza this year.[3]
[edit] External Links
David Vandervelde's Homepage
Secretly Canadian Label
Daytrotter Interview
Daytrotter recordings
Short story review of The Moonstation House Band at The Wheel's Still In Spin
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