FLEUR’S FIND COLUMN BY FLEUR MAINVILLE

Source: Pair bringing world fusion music sound to Saturday’s market – Community – The News

FLEUR’S FIND COLUMN BY FLEUR MAINVILLEAndy Flinn and Ariana Nasr are a Nova Scotia-based musical group that provide their audience with compelling and interactive live performance. They will be making a special stop in Pictou County this Saturday at the New Glasgow Farmer’s Market.

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So Good To Be Home

original: Posted on April 12, 2012 by Grapevine in Cover Articles

Album Review by Laura MacDonald

Eight of the songs on the album are brand new, and provide the listener with a glimpse of what Andy and Ariana have been up to in the past year. For one, they’ve got a woodstove, immortalized in the first track; ‘The Woodstove’ riffs on an extended metaphor of their fire-powered house as a ship, and has a wickedly dark sound, like a mischief-ridden secret. Continue reading Grapevine, "Good to be Home" Review

Source: Well Prepared to Ramble Album Review: Fine Felt Hat – Mike Milne | The Grapevine

“…Andy Flinn’s recording studio has fashioned yet another professional accomplishment, with Mike’s rich vocals coming out clear and booming…” (Laura MacDonald)

Pretty Ditties Album Review: Seeking Commotion – Andy & Ariana

Posted on October 2, 2010 by Grapevine in Cover Articles

If Andy and Ariana were a cheese, they’d be a cheddar, aged, with something like cardamom or caraway mixed in—you see them everywhere, everybody likes them, they go well with everything, yet there is something of the exotic in there, and a pervading sense of fine craftsmanship. When they’re not appreciating fancy cheeses, these kingpins of the Wolfville music scene have been gearing up to release eleven sensual new tracks on their forthcoming album, Seeking Commotion, at a concert extravaganza on October 16th. Continue reading Pretty Ditties Album Review

by Wanda Waterman St. Louis: Click here to read original article

Andy and Ariana: Seeking Commotion (2010)

“My two favorite mad geniuses (formerly known as T@b; read the Voice interview with singer Andy Flinn here) have done it again, putting out one more song set that’s so deliciously good it keeps their feet steady on that uphill creative trajectory. Continue reading The Voice Magazine, "Seeking Commotion" Review

PDF of original publication: music_east_august_2009

A few choice quotes:

“There beside her stood Andy, a jester, irony permanently implanted on his face, simultaneously singing backup, playing guitar, and drumming (he plays the drums backwards, his feet working the pedals as his body sways in a canny, weaving two-step).” Continue reading Music East: Mad Geniuses of the New Millennium

In Conversation With . . .
Andy Flinn of T@b

Wanda Waterman St. Louis
Volume 17 Issue 08 2009-02-27

T@b is a Nova Scotia-based folk-jazz duo (comprising Ariana Nasr and Andy Flinn) that writes fiendishly clever songs to wizardly accompaniment and engages its audiences in mesmerizing performances. Continue reading The Voice Magazine with Andy Flinn

The Mindful Bard
T@B, New Teeth on Stage

Books, Music, and Film to Wake Up Your Muse and Help You Change the World
Wanda Waterman St. Louis
Volume 17 Issue 08 2009-02-27

CD: T@b, New Teeth on Stage

Release date: 2008

Label: Independent

“Squeezing Rhymes Through the Stencil of a Prejudiced Mind”

“Shelving words by the letter, lining up syllables better, being setter of bones of reality, the tones of the t’s and the a’s and the e’s, oh please!

from “Words” by Flinn and Nasr, New Teeth on Stage Continue reading The Voice Magazine, "New Teeth on Stage" review

Source: About | The Grapevine

“…Change, as in most things, is inevitable and the Grapevine saw it’s first major shakeup in August of 2007. This is when Andy Flinn & Ariana Nasr (the band formally known as t@b) took over the reins. This duo put their stamp on things by increasing the scope and perspective of the local music scene. In fact, although they may downplay their accomplishments, they can truly be accredited for furthering and promoting the remarkable music scene in the Annapolis Valley and the Nova Scotia community. Fortunately Wolfville just happens to receive the benefit brunt of their efforts…” (Jeremy Novak)