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Sugar Puppies

About Me

This page is dedicated to the vocal styling our little female basenji that loves to sing. She is as sweet as sugar, but really very basenji like. She has direct lineage to the dogs brought over from Africa in the 70's. Her favorite things to do are eating, snuggling to keep warm, eating more, going for walks, car rides, eating (have to watch that girlish figure), killing small animals and eating them before anyone can get close to her, singing and eating fast(chewing food is for slower dogs), catching and killing birds, giving kisses and above all she enjoys being worshiped by all.The whole point here is to explore the basenji vocal palette, which is strange, beautiful, scary and quite funny. Though barkless, they are far from mute. They just choose to be silent most the time. How else would they carry out their various plots of stealing things out of your pockets and destroying items in another room?I edited my profile with Thomas' Myspace Editor V4.4

My Interests

Music:

Member Since: 09/03/2006
Band Members: Christina Lavaliera - Vocals Barkless Dog- Bass M. Scout - violin
Influences: M. Scout's violin playing
Sounds Like: Kittens, demonic beasts, Pop Divas, yodelers, Scooby Doo, wolves
Record Label: Barklessdog Records

My Blog

Little Doggy & Friends climbing the charts

little doggy & friends is climbing the charts at Soundclick.comhttp://www.soundclick.com/genres/chartsSub.cfm ?genre=Electronica&subgenre=74¤tpage=1Number 25 out of 21,059 songs in Experimental ...
Posted by on Fri, 28 Sep 2007 09:35:00 GMT

Lavalicous

I recorded our yodeler on my Mini Mac using Garage Band and broke down her vocabulary & sounds into their smallest pieces. The Bitch Is Back was building a song using these pieces, where Lavalicious,...
Posted by on Tue, 23 Jan 2007 03:23:00 GMT

Little Larvae, Rides Again

These two songs are my first and were written by a crack team of marketing executives & industry mavens to propel my success!
Posted by on Thu, 11 Jan 2007 04:37:00 GMT