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From her cameo appearance on super producer Mark Ronson's “Record Collection” to her behind the scenes work with the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, MNDR (aka Amanda Warner) has had a busy year. To round out 2010, she brings her experimental dance pop live to the Soundcheck studio.
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Comments [9]
MNDR is amazing. She doesn't pretend to be anything she's not... and she rocks live. If you didn't already know, now you do. I LOVE her voice on the three songs she performs here.
--Fade to Black
--I Go Away
--Sparrow
She is nothing short of Awesome.
'I Go Away' is world class synth pop.
Go MNDR!
Checked her out. Does it all, write, records, produces & perform. Pop, jazz & classic and touches of all in her music with perfect pitch. Wrote top pop song in UK. Woman of the 2,000's. Competent, multi-talented and her own woman. Not bump and grind soft porn, and she is fun to dance to. What's left?
i guess she don't do it for you guys.
hope i don't get stuck in an elevator with yousssss......ah....."hap-holly-d's"..to one and all.
the longer i listen the more annoying this is getting
finally over thank god
I guess a pretty face doesn't mean a pretty voice.
Are you sure this isn't Santigold?
With all due respect, I like both, but I think they owe Terry Bozzio/Missing Persons props, if not royalties.
This chick needs Auto-Tune fast!!!
sounds like bjork on the dance floor.....
i like it................
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