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Coke Weed - Nice Dreams

Welcome to the world, Nice Dreams!

Album released April 17, 2012

Available on CD and Digital Download at our WEB SHOP.  


Also available for download here:

Amazonemusic and iTunes

COKE WEED - JIMMY

The third video from Nice Dreams.  Our beloved “Jimmy”.  Big thank you to Colin Capers.

COKE WEED - MAGPIE

We are happy to present the video for “Magpie”, the second single from Nice Dreams, the upcoming and second Coke Weed LP.  A very special thank you to Nancy Andrews.

S.O.M.

S.O.M.

Thank You New York! We love you

Thank You New York! We love you

COKE WEED - SISTER SPRINGS

official music video from our upcoming album, produced by Nick Stumpf!  special thanks to director Ben Nimkin!

don’t forget to download our first album - VOLUME ONE

COKE WEED - SALLY

Live at the Apohadion, Portland, ME.  2011

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Mesdames et Messieurs, Le Coke Weed

Coke Weed Volume One

Available as a free high-quality mp3 download for your listening pleasures.

DOWNLOAD - COKE WEED VOLUME ONE (86.1MB) ULTRA HI-FI STEREO

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Mac St. Michael

DOWNLOAD - MAC ST. MICHAEL LP (102.1MB) ULTRA HI-FI STEREO

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About the Mac St. Michael lp

The Mac St. Michael record is a collection of songs I began writing in fall 2007.  After some dark and dissolute years I had come into the light and found a new love.  I was living in a small town in mid-coast Maine where I was able to write a lot.  I would demo the songs onto cassette and every two weeks I sent a new batch to my friend Walter in Brooklyn, NY.  He was always so enthusiastic about the songs and agreed to produce the album.

We enlisted the help of another old friend, Nick Stumpf, who got us into the Saltlands Studio in the DUMBO neighborhood of Brooklyn.  This was in April 2008.  Nick’s musical and technical contributions were invaluable.  And because he was so great on that session, I jumped at the chance to work with him again on the forthcoming and second Coke Weed album.  I’ve been so lucky to have friends who are such gifted musicians, like Walt and Nick and the members of Coke Weed.  Peter Kerlin also deserves a big thanks for his upright bass playing that shows up a few times on the record.

I guess I had high hopes for this record.  It was a kind of folk music and that was in vogue for a few weeks back then.  I played a handful of shows as Mac St. Michael and then life rolled on.  It hasn’t really seen the light of day until now.  I still think it’s a special little gem.  I am still touched by the gentleness that Walter Martin brought to the production.  The songs are by and large a reflection on a New England childhood and a look forward to life with a new partner.  Coke Weed still plays a few of these songs, albeit a bit rowdier.  I am so grateful to finally have the opportunity to share this chapter with all of our friends and fans.  I hope you enjoy.

Milan McAlevey

October 1, 2011

New tracks coming soon, whet your whistles with this short clip in the meantime, deers.

the restless are natives

the restless are natives

Good things await…

Good things await…

apohadion theatre, portland, maine, october 2010 [j’n’b]