Nu Skiffle Brigade

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Nu Skiffle is a new music genre (well, someone had to do it) wherein the old skiffle kitchen utensils have been replaced by electronic kitchen utensils.
All titles are arranged, performed and produced by Terje Berg-Hansen and published by Skiffleodeon Music.

Some old Scat Cats from the early thirties have been sampled for digital posterity and dressed up in new emperor’s clothing.

And like Original Skiffle, Nu Skiffle is all about having percussive fun.

Enjoy !

Listen to NSB from these websites

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On these websites you can read about, listen to, buy, and even download for free the music of NSB:

ITunes: Nu Skiffle Brigade - Step Out!

The Sixtyone: http://old.thesixtyone.com/nuskiffle

Rhapsody: http://www.rhapsody.com/artist/nu-skiffle-brigade

Emusic: http://www.emusic.com/listen/#/artist/nu-skiffle-brigade/12003818/

Uvumi: http://www.uvumi.com/nuskiffle (has a few extra, rare tracks…)

Last.fm : http://www.last.fm/music/Nu+Skiffle+Brigade

MySpace: http://www.myspace.com/nuskiffle

TuneCore: http://www.tunecore.com/music/nuskiffle

Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Nu-Skiffle-Brigade/14909379564

Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Step-Out-Nu-Skiffle-Brigade/dp/B002TG4CD4   (CD)

Feedback from the web…

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Said about Nu Skiffle Brigade around cyberspace…

WOW! What planet are you guys from? That´s not “world music”…it´s “galactic”! Somebody help me…I can´t stop dancing! The freshest, brightest, craziest new sound I´ve heard in ages…don´t stop now!
- Don Fenceton, Nashville USA
(who amongst other feats composed the title track for Michael Jackson’s 3rd album)

J’adore votre son et votre musique!! Dites moi quand vous venez jouez en france ou en belgique!!
- Romain Lefèvre – France

Simply wild!
- Colleen McFarland, Nashville USA

You’re the only TRULY ORIGINAL music artist I know so far…your stuff is crazy, man, yeah!
- Deb Girnius, Oslo / Kansas City

They tried to tell me that skiffle was the result of wonky Brits trying to play folk and getting it wrong. But I knew better than that. And I adore what you’re doing.
- Ukulele Loki