Name Kim Boekbinder Role Musician | Years active 2005–present Record label NONE Labels None | |
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Occupation(s) Artist, performer, musician, songwriter Instruments Voice, guitar, percussion, synth, keyboard/piano Albums Thirty-One: 31 Songs in 31 Days, January 2009 Similar People Molly Crabapple, Zoe Boekbinder, Amanda Palmer, Zoetica Ebb | ||
Birth name Kim Kirstin Boekbinder Also known as The Impossible Girl | ||
Kim Boekbinder - Anyone at All
Kim Boekbinder is a Canadian-born musician and artist.
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- Kim Boekbinder Anyone at All
- Stellar alchemist by kim boekbinder
- Career
- Studio albums
- Other Recording Projects
- Guest Appearances
- With Vermillion Lies
- References
A longtime proponent of direct-to-fan marketing and social media, Boekbinder gained publicity for her take on touring/show-booking via a Kickstarter campaign.
In early 2012 Kim Boekbinder launched "Mission Control" a fundraising platform to finance the development of her second full-length album. Fans subscribe to a private website where songs and writings of the next album are shared.
Boekbinder currently resides in New York City. On July 16, 2014, she announced that she had been granted United States citizenship.
Stellar alchemist by kim boekbinder
Career
Kim Boekbinder's first full-length solo album The Impossible Girl was produced by Boston producer, Sean Slade, who discovered her when her former band Vermillion Lies opened for Amanda Palmer. The album was funded by a successful pre-order campaign which raised $20,000 in early 2010. The album was recorded at Mad Oak Studios in Allston, Massachusetts with engineer Benny Grotto.
In June, 2011, Boekbinder pre-sold her first show in New York City. The idea of the pre-sold show received a good deal of attention after she wrote an impassioned post for English author, Warren Ellis. The idea was explained further during a radio interview with the BBC News on June 28, 2011.
Boekbinder's second studio album, The Sky is Calling, was co-produced by Grammy-nominated engineer Joel Hamilton at Studio G in Brooklyn, NY. The album is described as an electro-galactic space epic and features data-bent sounds of NASA data and a collaboration with astronomer Phil Plait.
In 2014 Boekbinder began recording and releasing "Ephemeral Songs" on Bandcamp. They were called "ephemeral" because each song was only made available for a few weeks before being removed.
On July 18, 2016, Kim launched a Kickstarter project for her album Noisewitch.
In 2017, she collaborated with the ACLU, Laverne Cox, Molly Crabapple, and Zackary Drucker, in making a video about transgender history and resistance.
She has also been lauded for her collaborations with Brooklyn-based producer and turntablist King's County Lighthouse.