Perhaps those allergic eyes inspired Loeb’s signature cat-eye specs. Either way, her family left Bethesda for Dallas, where she grew up listening to Burt Bacharach, The Bee Gees and Olivia Newton-John. In her teenage years, she fell for Led Zeppelin and Aerosmith before forming a college band with Elizabeth Mitchell and Duncan Sheik at Brown University. Those various influences have allowed her to record both adult records and kids songs, which she’ll perform Sunday afternoon at AMP for a special Kids Concert for families. “I started doing kids music like 15 years ago,” Loeb said. “I’m a child from the ’70s and ’80s.

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I wanted to make the kind of stuff that I used to listen to as a kid, like Donnie & Marie, ‘Rock the Boat,’ all the soft pop hits of different artists, ‘I’d Like to Teach the World to Sing,’ which was a Coke commercial, I wanted to make stuff like that. Turns out, the genre is called kids music.” After the kids concert, stick around for the adult show on Sunday night. What might we hear?

“I put out a record called ‘No Fairy Tale’ a few years ago that I made with Chad Gilbert of New Found Glory, who makes poppy-punky music,” Loeb said. Les Soeurs Deblois Ebook Library. “I definitely play the songs that you’ve heard on the radio because I know when I go see a band, that’s what I want to hear.” Those hits include her breakthrough No.

1 single “Stay (I Missed You)” (1994), which she wrote while attending summer school at the Berklee College of Music in Boston. “I always have an image of me sitting on a mattress on the floor,” Loeb said. “Somebody from [BMI] told me that Daryl Hall was looking for music for a solo record.

So I started writing that guitar part, the groove, and putting lyrics to it. Halfway through, I learned Daryl Hall wasn’t looking for music anymore, but I finished along those lines. I also had this great singer as a roommate, who sang like Whitney Houston. That kind of inspired me.” After moving to New York City, it was actor Ethan Hawke who gave her a big break. “Ethan and I ended up being neighbors,” Loeb said. “I wrote music for his theater company and a group of us all went to see each other’s music, plays, movies. Ethan was making a movie and said, ‘Can I pass along a copy of your song ‘Stay?’ I gave him a cassette tape and he gave it to Ben Stiller, who ended up putting it in [‘Reality Bites’] and the rest is history.” The song made Loeb the first pop star to have a No. California Geology Harden Pdf Creator.