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"the future of New York music"is how influential angular-rocker Tom Verlaine of the band Television described the sound of GOODFINGER on seeing them live...

...and having crafted their Sonics playing along side NY fav's Morningwood, The 22's and Lenny Kaye of the Patti Smith Group, GOODFINGER step-up with a strong sterling sound that takes you on a journey to your new favorite place...that you've never actually been (yet?)

This second 5 track EP finds GOODFINGER working with noted producer Andy Chase (Ivy, Brookville and Tahiti 80). Andy gravitated to the present and soulful vocal delivery of Miss Scrappy Calloway nurturing some inteligent tunes into some distinct recordings, creating rich, lush textures that cut like a knife, yet retain integrity and accessibility. The solid rhythmic backbone of Frank Caira on Bass and Mike Williams on Drums provides an audial foundation for the flamboyant escapades of Seth Skolnick on guitar, and the deep-blue vocals of Miss Calloway.
With songs placed subliminally on MTV, VH1, A&E and the Discovery Channel, and 'Ball & Chain' as a featured track in the 'adult orientated movie' Chemistry Vo.1 (Vivid), you feel like you almost know GOODFINGER .....Maybe "the future of New York music" has already arrived?

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What they're saying about GOODFINGER and the new CD.

'we listen to it on the way in, and on the way home. We can't take it out of the CD player'
Radio X -FM, NY

We have just received the absolutely incredible self-titled cd " Goodfinger". Certainly will be popular around here, Passionate Rock is definitely part we do the best. I was blown away by their cd, great to hear music dripping with passion, experience and a quirky sound . The sound is engaging, mesmerizing, haunting and holds you with it's story and composition and the incredible voice of Miss Scrappy Calloway. Not pretentious just good honest rocking music, exactly what we want for our listeners.
Peter Merrett, PBS FM Radio, Melbourne, Australia

Tonight's excitement was encapsulated in Goodfinger, a raw and raunchy N.Y.C. band. It is always an event at Esquires when we get an international visitor to our humble abode but when they are as charming, polite and witty (let alone so knowledgeable about the English guitar scene) it is doubly appreciated.
Their sound owes a lot to various bands, as well as an almost Hispanic Latin-American feel on the early part of 'Cracking Up' before infusing into that familiar N.Y.C. new wave sound. At it's end Scrappy deftly removes her jacket and this chanteuse shimmys in her sparkly top and she seductively closes in on her mic, her dusky eyes flickering before she clings to the microphone. Needless to say the song is 'Love Digitale'. It seems as if Esquires has for one evening only been transformed into CBGBs. 'Radio Perfecto' finds Goodfinger in a rather retro mood before closing song 'Sounds of the City' has a full on proto Stooges undercurrent surging through the guitars and drums.
To great applause these native New Yorkers were off to catch their plane back home. A real pleasure to meet and listen to. When Tom Verlaine (of Television) heard them live he described the sound of Goodfinger as 'the future of New York music'. How can I possibly disagree with a legend?
Martin Stapleton, Bedford Esquires Club, Bedford, UK

Scrappy's voice is hard to ignore in a kitschy way that many will love, her ability to craft a memorable song is undeniable. Personally, I love her voice. Of the other people in the band, the drummer stands out the most. On 'Outside' Calloway's vocals, which are strangely similar to Beth Gibbon's (of Portishead), carry a feel good tune about feeling bad. 'Lovebleed' gives you everything the title suggests, a romantic tune you surely can't resist. In a nutshell: Goodfinger write simple pop songs that you won't feel gay for rocking out to. Definitely a hot band to keep your eye on in '07. As for which international city will spawn the new hotness? If Goodfinger have anything to say about it, it won't have anything to do with LonONErs.
www.soulpress.net

We can't ignore a band with a lead singer called Scrappy Calloway and it's a bonus that we fell in love with her voice the second we heard it. Goodfinger from New York play Bar Rumba tonight and we're going to go along to see if the band deliver the goods live as they do on MySpace and ReverbNation
www.londonist.com

'an unbelievably hot singer that can definitely sing. They have that something!'
Kurt Tietjen, President, Inside Connection Magazine

'New York cool fairly drips off this five song EP... To be honest, their sound is fresh enough that no easy comparisons come to mind.... ....with brash 70's AM radio gloss. It's very sexy stuff, the perfect soundtrack for intercontinental non-stop flights with coke snorting supermodels on board ...'Radio Perfecto'reaching deepest into the pleasure centers. Classy stuff...
www.sleazegrinder.com

'the reviews are in, it really is the future of New York music!
Fearless Radio , Chicago

'Miss Scrappy Calloway leads her boys through a furious cabaret styled rock outfit backed with whaling guitars. Scrappy's vocals have a dark, sexy, and glammy new-wave edge to them that sounds terrific on your stereo'
www.crashinin.com

When I locked into ReverbNation today I spotted a Buy Songs button on the profile page of Goodfinger (check them out, it's a wicked band!). www.notsorelevant.com

Goodfinger is damn excellent. You've seen 'em perform at Snitch, and the drummer moonlights there as a DJ, you'll definitely want to put this one down as a band to see!
burgadoproductions.com

Fronted by the irrepresible Scrappy GOODFINGER sound captures influences from catchy pop to more ethereal dark influences such as The Cure and Concrete Blonde. Recommended!
brooklynvegan.com

"Outtasight! The songs are big and loud and weird, part slinky rock n' roll cabaret?.. that range from the full-throttle blooze-pop n' roll of 'Ball and Chain'; to the pomp-ed up 'All in the Game'.
www.sleazegrinder.com

" a hot Female vocalist, a Hendrix-influenced guitarist, a Lennon look-alike bassist, and the hottest rock DJ-in-NYC as a drummer. Do you feel that you guys might be a mini NYC all star rock band"?
www.muleny.com

Contact : info@goodfingermusic.com