VICTORIA POPTRASHBABY

Born and raised in and around the most famous small town in the world "Woodstock" has given Victoria the opportunity to learn from the best. Currently residing in both New York City and The Stock, a new record is on it's way! Visit victoriarocks.com for more info



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Time Line
1999 released debut album "Victoria" featuring Sham Morris (of One the Juggler & Mick Ronson) & Patti Rothberg on ESP records (division of Sony) ASCAP  
2000 - Development deal with Warner Brothers for girl band "Empire Betty's" 
2001- Victoria joined Ari-Up (featuring Ari Foster of "The Slits" who were one of the first girlbands and the first in the height of punk rock)
Won The Village Voice Songwriting Contest- Co-Writer with Ari-UP for "Don't Say Nothing Bad about NY" - A dedication to 911. Debut at The Hard Rock Cafe 
2002 Victoria debuts as a solo act in London England at "The Verge" and "Come Down and Meet The Folks" 
2004 Victoria releases EP featuring Sham Morris on "Champange Saturday" which released a music video & "Gimmie" featuring Clip Payne (of Parliament Funkadelic) & Tedd Orr( of 420 Funk Mob) 
2005-2006Victoria becomes singer for "Slick Idiot" featuring En Esch and Guenter Shultz (Of KMFDM). Victoria was on 2006 Xcrewciating tour and is featured singing and co-writting "Hot Stuff" on the "Xcrewciating" record. 
2007-2010 Victoria alongside Beki Brindle perform North East shows singing backup vocals for "The Blues Magoos" shows included performances with bands such as "The Zombies" & "Hubert Sumlin". 
After many years of playing together Victoria & Beki Brindle formed "Hoosier Mamas" recording their first single "Don't Tell Ralph" featuring Peppy Castro of The Blues Magoos.
The current band lineup includes: Victoria Levy, Beki Brindle (of Warner Bros & Grace Pool, performed with U2 & has had many hit songs in the Ireland music charts), Pete Levin (of the Tony Levin band) on keys,
Victoria and Peppy Castro (Balance/BluesMagoos/Kiss/Barnaby Bye) colaborated on an EP in which one of those songs called "Car" as well as "Gimmie" recoded in 2004 are featuring in a major motion picture coming out this summer!
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Victoria Singing with Slick Idiot at Gothicfest 2005



This myspace page features Victoria's solo work, which is more on the pop/punk genre. "Gimmie" features Clip Payne and Ted Orr of Parliament Funkadelic and Sham Morris is featured on "Champagne Saturday" and "Don't Want It To Stop".



Victoria's Music Video For Champagne Saturday