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Emily Weinstein (8/2007):
"Clean and nasty - those are my two favorite things!"
New York Magazine Valentine's Day online guide (2/2007):
"Soulful Korean-American singer, Susan Hwang and her threesome, Clean & Nasty get things started with jazzy, piano-driven originals like 'Love Slave' and 'The Yearning of Godless Hussies.'"
7. LOVE Featuring Clean&Nasty and Main Squeeze Orchestra
Mo Pitkin's, 34 Ave. A, nr. 3rd St., 212-777-5660.
A double bill that pairs a sexy soul singer and her sassy blues band with the world's only all-female accordion orchestra.
Brice (booker, Mo Pitkin's House of Satisfaction, 5/2006):
"...loved what I saw. Great sound, strong confident stage presence and sassy attitude! I think you have something good."
Bradford West (4/2006): "Dang, i love your singing."
Modernarthur.com (2006): "What an absolutely gratifying, satisfying show last night's Clean & Nasty and Friends' was. I haven't smiled like that in weeks. Turns out Charles Redclaw Lavoie plays the harmonica way better than anyone else you know. He claims it's easy, that it's a sc"am instrument with no wrong notes, but I say I've heard bad harmonica playing and that Charles is just being modest as usual.
And Susan's voice. Susan's golden voice repeating 'there's no meaning, there's no meaning'? It's enough to make you actually believe in something. I've never committed anything to any kind of a wishlist, but to hear Susan sing will probably be one of the things I ask for if ever find myself on a deathbed, or recovering from surgery, or awaiting execution. Situations like that. Dire ones."
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