Photo & Video
NPR Tiny Desk Contest
Erika and Steve set up around our desk in the half-finished attic, called our brand-new neighbor Brian Slattery to play bass, set a Nauga up on an easel (you gotta watch til the end), and ran through “Longest Day of the Year” for NPR’s Tiny Desk Contest. Check it!
“One Stepper” video from Alexis Fleisig
Alexis Fleisig made this li’l number for “One Stepper.” And here’s some background on the song, sung through clenched teeth, from Live for Live Music.
“The Luckiest Thief” Live, 10/8/17
Here’s a version of “The Luckiest Thief” that our friend Jefferson Ogata shot at the Galaxy Hut show in Arlington, October 2017.
“Somewhere You Found My Name” video from Calabrisella Films
Lucia Grillo / Calabrisella Films created this gorgeous video for “Somewhere You Found My Name.” The track was written for someone we barely knew at the time, our newborn second daughter, but by Lucia’s hand, the lovesong is extended to an entire cast of strangers and the whole of the city of New York.
Asbury Park and Brooklyn Record Release Shows
We had a heck of a good time debuting this album before a couple crowds of good friends and kind strangers. NJ pics by Jim Appio; NY pics by Patrick McNulty.
“The Slowing and the Start” video by Zack Taylor
Here’s Zack Taylor’s beautiful video for “The Slowing and the Start,” our first that we’re releasing from Somewhere You Found My Name. And here’s a bit that Erika said about how the video came to be.
Home Video #2: Longest Day of the Year
Tucked up underneath Nina Frenkel‘s farm print, here’s our crack at “Longest Day of the Year”.
Home Video #1: Ghosts Of This Town
Erika and Steve’s homespun, lo-fi performance of a track from Little Silver’s upcoming debut LP Somewhere You Found My Name.
“Stolen Souvenir” video by Peter Hamlin & Nina Frenkel
Peter Hamlin and Nina Frenkel took this song on a dreamy, animated ramble, and we’re totally dumbstruck and thrilled with what they came up with. Load the video fullscreen and give it a look… We also gave this little interview to IFC on the making of video for its premiere on their site. [and, hey, update: Nina and Peter won a 2012 International Motion Arts Award for this flick! Pretty serious stuff…]