odd numbers

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Description

odd numbers is a collection of songs and spoken word manifestas focusing on feminism, queer pride, religion, body issues, politics, love, loss, ethically slutty travel, environmentalism, and your mom. arjuna's guitar & vocals provide the core of the album's sound, while guest artists (Chris Pureka, Marty Helly, Gail Hegeman, Ellen Greist, Dana Astmann, Anna Levitt) mix things up on a few tracks with bass, drums, cello, violin, harmony vocals, and organ.
You'll laugh, you'll cry, you'll discover a whole new reason to recycle.

*upcoming shows*

Wed 5/11/05 7pm free
Night Owl Records,
72 Cottage St, Easthampton MA
with Aerin Tedesco, Andrea Bunch, and Sarah Woolf

6/9/05
Just Plain Folks W. Mass Showcase
Apollo Grill, Easthampton MA

6/11/05 8pm
Beatles Tribute at PACE, Easthapton MA

and later that evening...
Just Plain Folks Campfire Jam
Farmington, CT

see http://www.musi-cal.com for updates.

join the mailing list by sending a request to arjuna@arjunagreist.com

*Biography*

In her acceptance speech for the 2004 Just Plain Folks International Songwriting Award in the spoken word category, arjuna enthused, "I am so honored, and so joyous... the fact that my queer-happy, anti-establishment, freakazoid, punk-ass manifesta passed the muster of my peers to win an award lets me know, in an official way, that messages of peace, and change, and hope, and non-violent revolution are both wanted and needed in this world... we just need to keep getting louder."
A performer since before she can remember, arjuna spent her formative years singing in choirs and at open mics before graduating to professional gigs during college. In 2000, arjuna answered fan demand for an album with a six song demo CD, "some chick sings," which she supported with her first nationwide tour in 2001. She continued to expand her performance horizons, singing solo as well as sharing the stage with such lovely folk as Pamela Means, Edie Carey, Trina Hamlin, and Adrianne. arjuna has been getting louder every year, criss-crossing the continent to bring her deeply personal music and poetry to appreciative audiences at women's festivals, pride events, colleges, coffee houses, and living rooms from Southern California to Toronto.
arjuna moved to the Northampton, MA area in mid January, 2002. Since then, she has played at area performance spaces such as The Elevens, The Ironhorse, The A.P.E. Gallery, and Diva's Nightclub in Northampton, P.A.C.E. and Flywheel in Easthampton, The Open Square in Holyoke, The Java Hut in Worchester, and Earthdance in Cummington. She has been a featured performer at area college events, including various benefits, Queerfest 2003, concerts at Mt. Holyoke, and rallies for National Coming Out Day. arjuna has appeared regularly at feminist poetry happening Sisiter Spit Northampton, and one of her songs was chosen for a compilation CD of the 2002 Northampton Music Festival.
The collection of folks she has shared the stage with has been growing happily, and now includes Ember Swift, Lyndell Montgomery, Erin Smith Band, Meg Hutchinson, James O'Brien, Chris Pureka, Laura Love, Aisha Ayers, God-des, Tribe 8, Shelly Doty, CommonbonD, Juha, Ferron, and Michelle Tea. arjuna joined forces in 2002 with gooselove, Lenelle Moise, and Chris O'Carroll to form The People's Poetry Theater, a spoken-word troupe presenting what is best described as "the Vagina Monologues of social justice poetry." They can be found performing in theaters, presenting programs in schools, and sharing the stage with poetic luminaries such as Saul Williams. The Springfield Journal featured arjuna as their cover story in October of 2002, citing her as "one of the up-and-coming politically charged folk musicians in the valley."
'odd numbers,' arjuna's 2003 release, has garnered accolades from fans and media alike, as well as airplay on college, community, and internet radio in the U.S. arjuna plans to increase the volume with several tours in 2005, as well as another full-length album to be released in early 2006.

some recent shows included:
Sat 10/4/03 7:30 pm
opening for FERRON
Memorial Hall theater in Shelburne Falls.
Fri 10/10/03 Compass School, Putney VT
with the People's Poetry Theater
Sat 10/18 8pm Valley Variety
PACE Easthampton, MA
Mon 11/3/03 7pm
opening for Saul Williams with the people's poetry theater!
Iron Horse, Northampton MA
Tue 12/16/03
Arjuna Greist / Gooselove / Julie Waters / Jonathan Chack
Hooker-Dunham Theater , Brattleboro, VT
BENEFIT CONCERT FOR THE BRATTLEBORO AREA PEACE AND JUSTICE GROUP.
Thurs 2/19/04 8pm
PACE, Easthampton MA with the People's Poetry Theater
Fri 3/5/04
"Artists & Empire" event with the People's Poetry Theater
Sat 3/27/04
True Colors IX conference: Central Connecticut State University, New Britain, Connecticut
Fri 4/23/04 7pm
Oh Mother Gaia! House Concerts presents:
Andrea Bunch, Aerin Tedesco, and arjuna greist
Fri 5/7/04 7pm
New England Youth Theater, Brattleboro, VT
Sat 5/22/04 8pm
Valley Variety, PACE Easthampton MA
Sun 7/4/04
Traprock Peace Center, deerfield, ma
Sun 7/11/04
sister spit benefit, northampton, ma
8/21/04
Rao's Coffee House, with Lenelle Moise
8/26/04
P.A.C.E. 41 Union St. Easthampton, MA
split bill with Gregory Douglass
Sun 9/05/04
The Elevens, Northampton MA
Sat 9/11/04 X Fest
County Creek Winery, Telford PA
Sun 9/12/04 7pm
Power to the People with Doria Roberts
Mt. Holyoke South Hadley, MA
Sat 10/16 2pm Queerstock with Doria Roberts, Letta Neely
Milky Way, Jamaica Plain MA
Thurs 11/11 9:00pm
with Dani Linnetz and Sarah Woolf Amherst Brewing Co
Sun 11/28/04
with Andrea Bunch, Aerin Tedesco, & Third Wheel
Cafe Boost, Chicago, IL
Tues 11/30/04 8pm with gooselove WPI Worcester, MA
Sat 3/26/05 8pm gooselove's book/cd release party
APE Space & Gallery 3rd floor Thornes northampton, ma
Sat April 2 CLPP Reproductive Rights Conference Amherst, MA
Sat April 8 Trenton Q-Nite, the queer coffeehouse.

for booking, please contact arjuna@arjunagreist.com
thank you!