Their Artistic Flame Burns Brightly
Their artistic flame burns brightly
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By: NAILA FRANCIS
The Intelligencer
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Kol Ishah: Jewish Chicks Rock
By Renee Ghert-Zand
Chana Rothman's recent tour of South Africa
Listen to the young and learn
18 Aug 2009
Matthew le Cordeur
New York Times: "Worth Checking Out"
Downtown, the Museum of Jewish Heritage’s exhibitions are more focused on history than art, but it has three events in the next two months that are worth checking out: a June 11 concert, “Best of Brooklyn: Original Music by Chana Rothman, Clare Burson and Michelle Citrin,” all Jewish Brooklynites…
http://travel.nytimes.com/2008/05/18/travel/18weekend.html
Chana Rothman and Lenny Kravitz: Kindred Spirits?
Fortunately, Kravitz isn’t the only artist calling for love, revolution and mixing the two. Newcomer Chana Rothman shares that spirit.
Fatherhood also comes up in the album-ending “I Want to Go Home,” which takes the perspective of a soldier who’d rather meet his baby than fight far from home. Here, Kravitz carves a space where war supporters and detractors can meet.
NOW Magazine: 'We Can Rise' a Good Predictor Of Rothman's Future
Calendar Girls Picks: New York-based Reggae-Folkie
With such diverse elements as Hebrew lyrics, hip hop, religious themes, ballads and “feminine reggae”…
July 24, 2008
Calendar Girls Picks and Clicks July 26-August 1—Rothman, Pressman live
"Brimming With Talent"
Meet Chana Rothman, a folk-rock singer-songwriter from Toronto who sings in English and Hebrew, with occasional snatches of rap. Could she be the best singer-songwriter you’ve never heard?
What does it say about the American public that more people vote for
American Idol than vote for President of the United Stages? People wait for
music to be served fast-food style, but despite all the new ways to discover
artists, like websites and digital music channels, one of the best debut
albums of the past year was released with little fanfare.
Talented Singer/Songwriter Comes Home To Release CD
By Shlomit Kriger
Tribune Correspondent
TORONTO – Singer, songwriter and poet Chana Rothman got the
audience dancing and singing during a performance at the Gladstone
Hotel recently at the CD release party for her debut album, We Can
Rise, presented by the Koffler Centre of the Arts.
Jewschool's Picks for Best of 2007
Best Album:
We Can Rise by Chana Rothman (one of the first albums to be released on the new on Oyhoo Records, owned by Michael Dorf, founder of The Knitting Factory and the upcoming CityWinery). Check her out at Philadelphia’s World Cafe Live on Wed. Jan. 16.