The Spirals online Live performance - thank you Carroll University for hosting us!  Some connection in this time of pandemic:  

https://www.facebook.com/carrollualumni/videos/488655528594368/
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The Spirals on Live Radio - Sessions with Sandy - Riverwest Radio!

An hour with Sandy Weisto, Mark, and Candice.  Live music and life reflections in this May 2018 Riverwest conversation.

Candice is a member vocalist of this outstanding and unique women's a cappella ensemble, The Collegium Ladyes, based in Milwaukee.

 

Orange on YouTube

 

 

 

Published on Jul 5, 2014 Written by Mark Truesdell and Candice Nokes Copyright 2013 Mark Truesdell Videographers: Mike Starling, Dean Johnson, Rob Gerbasi, Candice Nokes and Mark Truesdell Video editing on an ancient Mac Mini with iMovie by The Spirals. Music: Candice Nokes: Martin Acoustic Guitar and Vocals Carl Raven: Drums Mark Truesdell: Gold Italia Maranello Electric Guitar, Harp, Vocals, Midi-Rhodes Keyboard Mike Starling: Acoustic Bass Cover Art by Robert Froh - Barcelona, Spain Recorded, Produced and Engineered by Ron Baake, SubT Studio - Waterford WI Mastered by Brett Huus at Sound Strations Audio Productions, La Crosse, WI The Video: Wade's Guitar Shop, Milwaukee - Alex Ballard, Wade Starck, Dean Johnson and Robert Gerbasi Other locations - Jazz Gallery, Milwaukee - 151 N. Michigan Ave, Chicago - Cedarburg, WI - Rome, Assisi, Firenze, Levanto - Italy

 

 

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Candice Nokes solo BONK! performance series

 

Nick Demske's performance series in Racine - truly a one-of-a-kind set of performers each month. It was a unique and freeing experience playing there, and here is a live recording! Check out more about BONK! at http://bonkperformanceseries.wordpress.com/ Also - to credit the first song - it is from Joanne Shenandoah's CD, Matriarch. The song is called She Carries It Along, sung in the Oneida language.

 

 

 

 

 

YL Voice

 

 

About Yukhika-latuhse (you-key-ga la-dooz) The Yukhika-latuhse (She Tells Us Stories) is a literary journal published by Oneida Nation Arts Program (ONAP) in Oneida, Wisconsin. The first issue of Yukhika (pronounced you-key-gah) appeared in 2005. Our purpose is to present the Native American literary voice. In the Yukhika, there is a mix of established and emerging Native American writers. Yukhika is published annually in late August. Manuscripts are accepted beginning May 1st. Follow this link to see Candice's work published by YL Voice entitled All Girls' Dance. Native dancing is one of Candice's favorite spiritual investments, especially experiencing the fancy shawl dancers.

 

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Candice at Ladies Rock Camp on You Tube

 

Candice attended Ladies Rock Camp in October 2010 and formed a band with some very adventurous women. Pam Schuler, the keyboardist, posted the edited video on You Tube, and here is the link. Pam is a talented singer and songwriter who posted this video in her musical YouTube collection - thank you, Pam for taking the time to do this. The other members are Anne Sullivan, percussion, and Stephanie Lynn Hahn, singer. We all 3 just met that weekend, maybe just learned our instruments, wrote a song, and performed in Madison on a real rock stage. It's an intense and creative experience, which I highly recommend!

 

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48 Hour Film Project w/Spirals Music

 

We had fun working with Nolan Hurley and his team. Our new friend Scott Wyler picked up the street song first take! Our garden also starred.

 

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