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Monday, November 13, 2006

Post Meridian Records span the Globe



My friends Lesley & Lora and their lovely little music label got some nice coverage in the Boston Globe last Friday. Congrats ladies!! ....

The little label that could

By Caitlin E. Curran, Globe Correspondent | November 10, 2006

SOMERVILLE -- Last summer, Lesley Katzen and Lora Valante had an epiphany. The friends, former co-workers, and twee-pop enthusiasts were walking on the beach, scheming about the future. At the time, Katzen was working for American Express, and Valante had just returned to Boston after a brief interlude in Chicago. The 20-somethings were edging closer to 30 every day -- so what should they do with their lives?

Valante had an idea ...

http://www.boston.com/ae/music/articles/2006/11/10/the_little_label_that_could/

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