After years of asking, fans are finally getting what they want - Girlyman's first live album! Packed with 29 tracks, "Somewhere Different Now" has it all: new, unrecorded songs, covers, hilarious banter, and improvised ditties. The album is 76 minutes of pure, unleashed Girlyman, with all their intensity, levity, and harmony. An exciting, self-produced endeavor, "Somewhere Different Now" will make you laugh and cry (maybe both at the same time) and will give you the experience of a Girlyman concert in the privacy of your own home.

After spending the last six years living, cooking meals, writing songs, and even attending therapy together in a cramped New York City apartment, the members of Girlyman are ready to make a change. Perhaps the title track off their new CD, Joyful Sign, says it best: Sometimes leaving is a joyful sign Like a little child singing, "This little light of mine, gonna let it shine." Band member Nate Borofsky admits that leaving is a major theme throughout the CD. "When we moved in together and started Girlyman six years ago, we all kind of fell in love and had this creative explosion. Now that we're all moving out, there's a sense of possibility and excitement about what could happen next." Co-produced with Bob Harris, Joyful Sign features the band's folk/pop/bluegrass sound but with a sense of confidence, energy and spirit that the trio has become known for live. The album is a showcase for memorable, well-crafted songs, graced by the group's signature three-part harmonies.

The garden verge, the former duo made up of Ty Greenstein and Doris Muramatsu, was created twenty-five years ago when a second-grade teacher in Princeton Junction, New Jersey sat the two girls next to each other, certain that they would never speak to one another. Instead, they became best friends. Their musical partnership began a few years later when Ty took up the guitar and Doris began to spontaneously sing harmonies. "Shadow of a Habit", released in 2001, is the first result of this collaboration.