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Matthew Brookshire has released his sophomore solo album. Produced by Curtis Moore, these are some of the team's most favorite songs to date.
Listen to some of the pre-releases:
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Trickybox is proud to introduce DiLia*.
Listen to some things we're working on:
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Trickybox artist Curtis Moore collaborated with producer and engineer Scott Lehrer on the stems for Rufus Wainwright's current world tour.
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Trickybox collaborators Curtis Moore and Matthew Brookshire celebrate the release of Siren with recording artist Shawna Stone. Matthew and Curtis worked with Shawna, helping develop a fresh classical crossover sound that lead to her deal with EMI/Manhattan Records. They are currently working with award winning producer Peter Asher on songs for her upcoming solo recording.
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Following last summer’s commission at Williamstown, Triangle, the new romantic musical by Curtis Moore, and Thomas Mizer, was selected as one of only two new works presented at the 2006 National Music Theater Conference. Under the direction of Robert Longbottom (Sideshow), this original, full-length piece received a two-week workshop and four public readings (beginning July 22) at the prestigious Eugene O’Neill Center in Waterford, Connecticut.
Read more about TRIANGLE, and listen to demos.
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Curtis Moore and Matthew Brookshire are a songwriting and producing team based in New York, specializing in developing new artists. Current song samples:
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Trickybox writer Matthew Brookshire has recently released his solo album. Check out more at myspace.com, or order it directly at CDbaby.
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Performed by Kevin Aviance on his album, Entity.
Written by Matthew and Curtis, this song won rave reviews for Mr. (Ms.) Aviance when it was released in 2003. The single Alive climbed to #1 on the Billboard Dance charts.
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A Wifetime Original Musical
For the Love of Tiffany, a new musical with music by Curtis Moore, lyrics by Amanda Green, and a book by Matthew Brookshire and Thomas Mizer, draws its inspiration from the trash, tragedy and triumph found in the made-for-TV movies of women's television. The protagonist, Stephanie, is obsessed with the trials and tribulations of the heroines from Wifetime movies, at the expense of having any real adventures of her own. That all changes the day she meets both the man of her dreams and her favorite Wifetime Movie star, the titular Tiffany Jenkins.
Listen to material from FOR THE LOVE OF TIFFANY:
Tiffany had a successful, sold-out run at the 2003 New York International Fringe Festival. The production starred Tony nominee Nancy Opel (Urinetown), and was directed by Matthew Brookshire, with music direction by Tom Kitt.
Reviews:
"A smartly silly farce custom-tailored for the Urinetown crowd … "Be a Little Less Stupid," the finale, is one of the best new comic songs to come along in ages."
Wall Street Journal, August 22, 2003
"Moore's music is infectious, most notably the anthem "Let America Come" and "Be a Little Less Stupid.""
American Theater Web, August 2003
"The plot has endless twists. The references to Tiffany's past television films -- all a chance to further parody the plots and titles -- are dead on … Everyone, including the appreciative audience, leaves happy."
Backstage, September 5, 2003
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