Preview: Interview With Alex Carle
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Preview: Interview With Alex Carle

The founder and principle musician of Baltimore group City Line Kids sits down to talk.

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Preview: Interview With Alex Carle
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The Baltimore band City Line Kids has been around for about 2 years. We sat down with founder and principle songwriter, Alex Carle, to talk a little bit about his experience performing his music and recording the band's new album, About Time.

A student of Towson University and a promising local artist, Alex has played with a progressive metal group, performed in musicals, and he is currently playing the ukulele and singing for his new album.

A brief excerpt from the interview:

About the ukulele....

"Graduated high school, yeah...[was when] I picked it up, and it was a good transition from guitar. I also used the ukulele a lot more because during that time in my life, when I was like 18 and 19, I was doing a lot more traveling. And so the ukulele is a lot more accommodating for long plane rides, bus rides, what have you, so I think that I was kind of stuck with the ukulele rather than the guitar. And because that was the case, I played that more, and maybe just because I was used to playing the guitar at home and playing the ukulele when I was away at other places in the world, maybe my mind just associated more excitement and happiness with the ukulele."

A venue he recently played in New York....

"AC: Billy Joel played there. Bob Dylan played there.

JH: It's in Greenwich Village, right?

AC: Yeah, it's in Greenwich village, yup. Uh, Bill Cosby played there. I don’t know if that’s one that they’re so eager to include any more, but is still a fact [laughs]."

In our next installment, Alex will discuss the recording process and what it feels like to work through and complete a two-year long project. We'll have that and much more next time...stay tuned!

City Line Kids music can be found:

band website: http://www.citylinekidsmusic.com/

CD Baby: http://www.cdbaby.com/Artist/CityLineKids

Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/citylinekids

Spotify: https://play.spotify.com/artist/1gcq8vbr11yQeRYDhH...

iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/city-line-kids/...

Social Media:

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/citylinekidsband/

Twitter: https://twitter.com/city_line_kids

Instagram: @citylinekids ---- http://www.pictaram.com/user/citylinekids/2537843769

and their music video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0UMT-iyuOHY

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