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Uh Huh Her
By Richard Gintowt
Published on May 01, 2008
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Uh Huh Her: Camila Grey (left) and Leisha Hailey
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Uh Huh Her, with Angie Mattson. Thursday, May 1, at Jackpot Music Hall.
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Uh Huh Her,, Angie Mattson, Jackpot Music HallUh Huh Her is the synthpop partnership of Murmurs co-founder Leisha Hailey and multi-instrumentalist Camila Grey. Both found success in Los Angeles, Hailey as the actress who portrays bisexual journalist Alice Pieszecki on The L Word, and Grey as a session vocalist for film soundtracks and the illustrious Dr. Dre. Whereas the Murmurs pursued an acoustic alterna-pop path (remember that song "You Suck"?), Uh Huh Her crafts glossed-up electropop that's more akin to the Human League or Ladytron. The very attractive duo is hitting the road with a drummer and a guitarist to hype up the May 20 release of Common Reaction.
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