The following is a list of musicians publicly supporting and playing at Occupy events, most notably Occupy Wall Street. The list, which is almost certain to grow, was posted this morning at the newly-launched Occupy Musicians.
1. Adam Denton, Deas & Denton, Trans/Human, Co-Fragilities
2. Adam Rudolph, Meta Records
3. Adam Schatz, Search and Restore
4. Adam Simonsen, clarinetist, Royal Danish Opera
5. Adrian Knight, composer
6. Akil Talib, Jurassic 5
7. Allen Otte, Percussion Group Cincinnati
8. Amanda Palmer
9. Amos Levy, DJ/Producer/Educator, Pittsburgh
10. Amy Klein, Hilly Eye, Amy Klein & the Blue Star Band
11. Andrea C. Miklasz
12. Andrea Centazzo
13. Andrea Williams, sound artist, 23five
14. Andy Williamson, Saxophonist
15. Anne Hege, composer/vocalist
16. Anthony Pateras, Composer and Pianist, Thymolphthalein / PIVIXKI
17. Antonio Macomber, The Stolen Mural
18. Aram Bajakian, Aram Bajakian’s Kef
19. Armando Bayolo, DMA, Artistic Director and Conductor Great Noise Ensemble
20. Assif Tsahar
21. Ayisha Jaffer, Punkdafunk
22. BJ Warshaw, Parts & Labor / Cardboard Records
23. Barry Walsh
24. Basya Schechter
25. Ben Goldberg, composer
26. Ben Furstenberg
27. Ben Syversen, Raya Brass Band
28. Beth Custer
29. Bill Frisell, (Musician)
30. Björn Eriksson
31. Bob Marsh, director Emergency String (X)tet
32. Bob Ostertag, musician, composer, writer
33. Bobby Mitchell, pianist, keyboardist, musician
34. Bombskare (Andy Pennycuick, Murray Graham, Scott McCafferty, Joe Burden, Sam Mcleod, Matt Bartlett, Colin McCafferty, Mike Knox, Calum Mackie Cummins)
35. Bonnie Whiting Smith, Percussionist and arts educator, University of California San Diego/red fish blue fish percussion group
36. Brandon Eggleston, freelance producer/engineer
37. Brian Calhoon, percussion/marimba/voice
38. Brian Miller, Foot Village
39. Brian Virtue, Producer
40. Bruce Ackley, Rova Saxophone Quartet
41. Bruce Christian Bennett
42. Bruce Lee Gallanter, Downtown Music Gallery
43. Burton Greene, piano, Burton Greene Trio and Quartet, Klez-Edge, Klezmokum
44. Calvin Weston
45. Camilla Wynne Ingr, Sunset Rubdown
46. Carmine Covelli, The Julie Ruin
47. Carolyn Stuart, Professor of Violin, University of South Florida
48. Casey Tuck, drummer with Measure, teacher
49. Charles Therrell (a/k/a DISK DOKTOR)
50. Chester Hawkins, Blue Sausage Infant
51. Chip Michael, composer, Twinstar Music, Interchanging Idioms
52. Chris Algoo
53. Chris Cochrane
54. Chris Letcher, composer
55. Chriss Sutherland, Cerberus Shoal, Fire on Fire, and Olas
56. Christa Van Alstine
57. Christopher Genetti, electronic music producer and DJ (Detroit)
58. Christopher Swithinbank, composer
59. Chuck Bettis, experimental electronic & vocal composer
60. Coralie Lonfat
61. Cornelius Cardew Choir
62. DJ Rupture, Mudd Up!
63. Dan Deacon
64. Dan Friel
65. Dane Palmer, marimba
66. Daniel Brummel
67. Darcy James Argue, composer, conductor, bandleader
68. Dary John Mizelle,Mizelle Music, FHE Creative and performing Arts Inc., Orchestra of Our Time
69. Dave Allen, Gang of Four
70. David Bloom, conductor, Contemporaneous
71. David Konopnicki, Autoryno
72. David Martin
73. David Moss, bassist
74. David T Little, composer/performer
75. David Toub, composer
76. Dean J Grenier, aka DJG, electronic musician and DJ (San Francisco)
77. Derek Bermel, composer
78. Derrick Procell, singer/songwriter, piano, harmonica
79. Dominique Leone, composer, producer & writer
80. Donna S. Kline, Pianist/author/filmmaker
81. Dorian Detring, “compact”
82. Doug Wieselman
83. Dougie Bowne
84. Drew Daniel, Matmos / The Soft Pink Truth
85. Edward Landis, Interplanetary Floral Star Records
86. Eleonor Sandresky, composer and pianist
87. Eliane Lust, Le Piano Studio
88. Emily Lacy
89. Emily Manzo, pianist, Christy & Emily, Till by Turning
90. Evan Parker, Psi Records UK
91. Ezra Feinberg, Citay
92. Flat Field Records
93. Forest Christenson, composer/electronic musician/violinist
94. Frank Clare, Piano
95. Franklin Bruno
96. Franz Nicolay
97. Frederic Rzewski, MEV (Musica Elettronica Viva)
98. Gabriel Saloman, GMS, Yellow Swans
99. Gabrielle Louise
100. Gak Sato
101. Gaston Zirko, Situasonic Music
102. Geneviève Castrée, O Paon
103. George Grella, composer and producer of The Big City
104. Gerry Hemingway, Nagual Music
105. Gordon Beeferman
106. Gordon Gottlieb (percussionist)
107. Greg Fox, drummer, multi-instrumentalist
108. Gregory Brown
109. Gretchen Peters
110. Guy Klucevsek, Composer/Accordionist
111. Guy Picciotto, Fugazi
112. Ha-Yang Kim, composer, cellist
113. Harry Nagle, musician, producer, songwrite
114. Heidi Lesemann, general music manager
115. Heidi Vanderlee, cellist, Amy Klein and the Blue Star Band
116. Hugh Levick, composer
117. Ian MacKaye, Dischord Records, The Evens, Fugazi, Embrace, Minor Threat, Teen Idles
118. Irene Sazer
119. Isidor Saslav, concert violinist and concertmaster
120. Jack Hertz, sound designer
121. Jason Stavroplos, composer, producer, engineer
122. Javier Aladren, guitar, piano, and ukulele (Winter’s Tale Records)
123. Jeff Surak, sound artist, Zeromoon, curator, Sonic Circuits – director
124. James Pugliese
125. Jamie Stewart, Xiu Xiu
126. Jane Vincent, keyboards and vocals, Abiku
127. Janet Feder
128. Jason Eckardt
129. Jason Edward Kocol, guitarist/vocalist, Impaled
130. Jason Treuting, So Percussion
131. Jello Biafra, Dead Kennedys, Guantanamo School of Medicine, Alternative Tentacles Records
132. Jen Shyu, Jade Tongue
133. Jenny Graf
134. Jenny Scheinman
135. Jeremiah Bornfield
136. Jeremiah Cymerman
137. Jesse Munro Johnson, electronic music composer, label owner, Boomarm Nation
138. Jewlia Eisenberg, Charming Hostess
139. Jim Altieri, composer / violinist / accordionist
140. Joe Caputo, Computo, Ill Pill Records
141. Joe Merolla, Silver Process/Den Svarta Fanan/The Attitude Adjusters/Death First
142. Joe Rybicki
143. Jonathan Scott, the Doleful Lions
144. John Halle, composer, Professor at Bard College
145. John Zorn, Hips Road / Tzadik Recordings
146. Johnny Gandelsman, In a Circle Records
147. Jon Leidecker, Wobbly
148. Jon Raskin, Rova Sax quartet
149. Jon Rose, violinist, composer, improviser, instrument inventor
150. Jonathan Green
151. Josh Atlas, Parakeets / Nara
152. Judd Greenstein
153. Julian Morales (DJ Descent)
154. Karl Berger
155. Kate Steinbeck, Artistic Director/flutist, Pan Harmonia
156. Kathi Wilcox, member of Bikini Kill/The Julie Ruin
157. Kathleen Supové, Pianist/Performer
158. Kenny Werner
159. Kevin Norton
160. Kimya Dawson (The Moldy Peaches/Antsy Pants/The Bundles)
161. Kliph Scurlock, The Flaming Lips
162. Kristin Norderval
163. Kurt Gottwald, guitarist for Cosmos Says Hello
164. Kyle Gann, composer
165. Kyle McCormick, Shady Characters
166. Laurel Sprengelmeyer, aka Little Scream
167. Laurie Anderson
168. Lenorable (Ian Graham and Lisa Reed)
169. Levi Fuller
170. Lin Culbertson, White Out
171. Linnus
172. Lisa Schonberg, drummer of explode into colors, STLS, Kickball & Thao with the Get Down Stay Down
173. Lori Goldston
174. Lori Scacco, musician/composer, Seely, Storms
175. Lou Reed
176. Lucas Johnson, composer/producer/DJ
177. Lucia Fasano, Shady Characters
178. Luke Fischbeck, Lucky Dragons (Occupy Music Series at The Smell, LA)
179. Malika Zarra
180. Mallory Glaser, In One Wind
181. The Mast
182. Matana Roberts, saxophone
183. Matthew Shaw, Musician, artist, songwriter
184. Matt Vecchio, vocals/drums/guitar for Contracide, The Mashers, The Plastik Explosives, and The End Is Now
185. Marc Ribot
186. Marc Urselli, EastSide Sound Studios
187. Martin Bresnick, composer
188. Martin Hula, aka Bonus
189. Mary Ho, Noise Inc.
190. Mary Honegger
191. Matt Black, Coldcut/Ninjatune, mix medium
192. Matthew Rahaim, Assistant Professor of Ethnomusicology (University of Minnesota), Hindustani vocalist (Gwalior Gharana)
193. Max Jaffe, killer BOB, In One Wind
194. Meerenai Shim, flutist (Occupy Music Festival, San Francisco)
195. Melissa Caruso Scott, Tonic Kids
196. Merrill Garbus, Tune-yards
197. Micah Blue Smaldone
198. Michael Zbyszynski, Respectable Citizen
199. Mina Ohashi, The Present
200. Mirah (Yom Tov Zeitlyn), K Records/Kill Rock Stars
201. Missy Mazzoli, composer, Victoire
202. Musica Elettronica Viva (richard teitelbaum, Frederic Rzewski, Alvin Curran)
203. Nancy Zeltsman, The Boston Conservatory/Berklee College of Music/Zeltsman Marimba Festival, Inc
204. Nathalie Huber, pianist/composer
205. Nathan Michel, composer, Hospitality
206. Nigel Parry, singer songwriter
207. Noah Creshevsky, Composer
208. Nonoko Yoshida
209. Object Collection (Travis Just and Kara Feely)
210. The Parlor Mob
211. Patti Noel Deuter, pianist
212. Paul DeGeorge, Harry and the Potters
213. Paul Shapiro, musician/composer
214. Paula Maya Burle Niemeyer
215. Pavel Kraus, bassist, Disquiet / Magpie
216. Pauline Oliveros, The Horns of Hathor/Deep LIstening Band/Triple Point
217. Penny Thomas, elementary music teacher
218. Pepi Ginsberg, Companion
219. Petr Klouček, Plug and Play
220. Phillip Greenlief
221. Poingly
222. Polly Moller
223. Raymond Saada
224. Rebecca Penneys, Professor of Piano, Eastman School of Music, Chair Chautauqua Festival Piano Program, Artist-in-Residence, St Petersburg College, FL
225. Red Tagz
226. Rob Bedford "DJ XSV" (Producer, DJ)
227. Rob Galloway, The Yalla Yallas
228. Robert Keyes
229. Robert Leng
230. Roberto Juan Rodriguez, Drummer/Composer
231. Robin Smith, The Trading Musician (Seattle, Washington)
232. Ron Anderson
233. Ron McFarland Music Studio, Tiburon. CA
234. Roy Harper
235. Roy Nathanson, The Jazz Passengers/Sotto Voce
236. Ruby Sea
237. Rudresh K. Mahanthappa
238. Russ Flynn, composer, Russ Flynn Large Ensemble (RFLE) and HasHaveHad
239. Ryan Walsh, Glenn Branca Ensemble, The Scene Is Now, Neg-Fi
240. Sami Abu Shumays, Arabic Violinist, Director of Zikrayat
241. Sara Landeau, The Julie Ruin, Guitar teacher
242. Sarah Baird Knight
243. Sarah Bernstein
244. Sarah Kirkland Snider
245. Sasha Frere-Jones, Ui/Calvinist/Piñata
246. Saul Williams
247. Scott Amendola
248. Scott Hollingsworth, Frisbie Music NYC
249. Scott Unrein, composer
250. Sebby Frescoe, producer/DJ
251. Seth Cooke, Drums, vocals, electronics for bangthebore.org, Ganbatte, Defibrillators, The A Band, Hunting Lodge/Sweat Lodge, UltraHumanitarian
252. Seth Horvitz
253. Shahin Motia, Oneida
254. Shahzad Ali Ismaily
255. Shara Worden, My Brightest Diamond
256. Sharan Gale Leventhal, The Boston Conservatory
257. Sharon Cheslow, Coterie Exchange, Electrolettes, Red Eye, Suture, BMO, Chalk Circle, Decomposition
258. Sharon Abreu & Michael Hurwicz ("Irthlingz"), Irthlingz Arts-Based Environmental Education, SingPeace!, Local 1000
259. Sharon Van Etten, Jagjaguar, Ba Da Bing Records
260. Shelley Burgon, harpist/electronic musician
261. Sid Gasner, guitarist for Us Band, Owatonna, MN and Open Bones, Minneapolis, MN
262. Slim Moon, founder of Kill Rock Stars
263. The Statutes of Liberty
264. Stephane Ginsburgh, musician, Brussels
265. Stephanie (of Seattle, WA)
266. Stephanie Stone, musician/singer
267. Steve Chance, Maximillion
268. Steven O’Brien, composer
269. Stewart Mostofsky, owner of Ehse Records
270. Stuart Hurwood
271. Suspense Machine (Matt D’Alessio, Hwei Ling Ng)
272. Suzanne Thorp, composer, performer, activist
273. Svetozar Ivanov, Professor of Piano, University of South Florida
274. Talib Kweli
275. Taylor Ho Bynum, composer/cornetist/bandleader and President, Anthony Braxton's Tri-Centric Foundation
276. Ted Hearne, composer
277. Thao with The Get Down Stay Down (whole band)
278. The Glitch Mob
279. The Monte Vista (band)
280. The Ugly Club
281. Tim Abdellah Fuson, performer, songwriter, ethnomusicologist who plays bass, Gnawa guinbri, Moroccan percussion, oud, guitar, clarinet, and voice. Performs with the Dunes – North African Grooves (band), at University of California, Berkeley
282. Tim Sparks
283. Tom Bickley, composer/performer/teacher
284. Tom Morello, The Nightwatchman, Rage Against The Machine
285. Tyondai Braxton, composer / musician
286. W. Christopher Nelson, The Scene Is Now, Escape by Ostrich
287. Wayne Marshall, DJ / wayneandwax / Beat Research / Brandeis University
288. Wayne VItale, performer (and past director) in Gamelan Sekar Jaya
289. willem van spronsen, the Super8
290. Willard Morgan, Ideal Glass Atelier
291. Wind Aamot, Wind/Turbotsafari.com/JazzhÓl
292. Wu Fei
293. Xabier Iriondo, Afterhours/Noguru
294. Yoshi Fruchter, guitar player, composer, PITOM
295. Yuka Honda, co-founder of Cibo Matto, co-founder of Chimera Music
296. Zach Lewis, Disposable Thumbs
297. Zachary Lehrhoff, Ex Models, Knyfe Hyts, the Seconds
298. 5-track (Glass Goblins, Amanda Jo Williams, Cosmic Primitive Records)
Comments Closed
Yves Villeneuve Monday, November 21, 2011
Visitor Tuesday, November 22, 2011
Keep markets fair? Markets have never been fair.
Reece Monday, November 21, 2011
Then you all won't mind if I disregard the Capitalist system and steal all of your art work. I'm entitled to it for free. Oh, and demand free access to your shows, events, and copyrights. After all, I am the 99%. I don't have your talent and frankly haven't worked very hard to be utilize the talent I have. Therefore I have no way of being successful. It's your fault for not allowing room for me. You owe me.
lost john Monday, November 21, 2011
uh, you sound less like the 99% and more like a manager of a mid-size label trying to implement major label techniques in a market that has ZERO use for you.
Yves Villeneuve Monday, November 21, 2011
I am going to defend Reece here.
In this Movement, there are more demands than there are protesters.
Reeeaaaally? Tuesday, November 22, 2011
«you all won't mind if I disregard the Capitalist system»
You can't disregard capitalism, since you are still paying for an internet connection e.t.c.
Poingly Wednesday, November 23, 2011
You want my work for free? Go for it! Take it, use it in a commercial, have a ball with my music and your bad self.
@BigChampagne Monday, November 21, 2011
BigChampagne.com
The 1% support the 99%? So we're all good?
James M Monday, November 21, 2011
This movement is bad and all of these musicians should feel bad.
Also, you should bold the names of all of the bigger musicians (like Lou Reed) so they stand out against the throngs of random musicians here that nobody cares about.
lost john Tuesday, November 22, 2011
JAMES M
Poingly Wednesday, November 23, 2011
I can't say I feel bad one bit.
Roger G Lewis Tuesday, November 22, 2011
Take back the money Power. Think of a new system of banking where there are lots of independent Banking Labels widening choice and competition not popular with the Majors but Capitaliam really is built on a pretty big lie. The Occupy Movement is right to raise so many questions so many improtant questions are supressed in the Mainstream Corporate Media and not asked in the mainstream ciorporate government so many musicians are employed in the deciet of pedaling the impossible consumerist dream this intitiative to me seems very worthwhile.
albert Tuesday, November 22, 2011
Capitalism is "built on a lie"? Why don't you try one of the other systems instead. If it wasn't for capitalism you wouldn't have a computer in your hands. Useful idiots..
musicmachineshop Tuesday, November 22, 2011
Nice concept but what's with the weird doll graphics?
@ReverbNation Tuesday, November 22, 2011
ReverbNation.com
Are you on the list?
@epicfailure1988 Tuesday, November 22, 2011
Epic Failure (rock)
we have a song called occupied it was out before the occupy philly thing happened and the lyrics depict it
@TheRumpledOne Tuesday, November 22, 2011
TheRumpledOne
The 99% can out vote the 1% RE-ELECT NO ONE! Get your DRAIN THE BANKS T-SHIRTS !
http://drainthebanks.com
winerunner Tuesday, November 22, 2011
Poingly Wednesday, November 23, 2011
There are probably some in the movement who are completely against corporations and capitalism, but don't confuse that as representative of the entire movement.
My own anger stems from the following. Corporations are fine; most of them are a-okay in my book, but I don't think it's asking too much from them to create jobs as profits are going up, and I don't think there's any problem with being upset at them when they fail to do this.
Journalism, a lost word. Tuesday, November 22, 2011
Just curious:
Did any blogger bothered to check which Wall Street vultures control the hedge funds that, among other activities, finance the various piracy websites, like for example Grooveshark?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hedge_fund
BOB DEVERE Tuesday, November 22, 2011
former manager of WEATHER REPORT.
I support your endeavor and spirit.
@karenallen Tuesday, November 22, 2011
Karen Allen
This list reads like a "who's that?" of the music industry.
lost john Tuesday, November 22, 2011
we can't all work for coca-cola.
OUR SPONSORS
© 2011 All Rights Reserved
Follow Us