New single, "Dark Money Can't Buy Her Kisses"

"Dark Money Can't Buy Her Kisses" the new single and video from Mike Rimbaud:

"Jackhammer Jones," the brand new single out now.  Check out the video: 

"Mamma, Say Something Nice," new video

Watch Mike's new video, "Mamma, Say Something Nice"filmed in NYC, 2012:

New video; "Everyone Needs a Daddy" filmed in Nashville, Tennessee, July 2012: 

New video, "Dance with a Mermaid" filmed at the Coney Island Mermaid Parade 2012.

Watch the new music video for Mike's new single, "Robin Hood in Reverse"

"Robin Hood in Reverse" the new single

 "Robin Hood in Reverse" is the brand new single from Mike Rimbaud.   Preview it exclusively now on Mike's Reverb Nation site (you can get the mp3 there too.)  It will be released on I-Tunes, Amazon and other digital outlets on June 15th.
http://www.reverbnation.com/mikerimbaud

Interview with Mike Rimbaud 4-3-2012:

A new interview in French and English: http://ledeblocnot.blogspot.fr/2012/04/mike-rimbaud-linterview-par-rockin-jl.html

"Saving Up To Go Bankrupt" Live concert video

Recorded in March, 2012 in the East Village's "Sidewalk Cafe" NYC.

In concert March 17th NYC

Mike will be performing a set on St. Patricks day, Saturday, March 17th at the Sidewalk Cafe, 94 avenue A off 6th St. at 11PM.

"Coney Island Wave" review from New York Music Daily

"Coney Island Wave is one of the great New York rock records. It’s both a celebration of this city as well as an often savagely spot-on look at the state of the world, 2012"
"Coney Island Wave" reviewed in New York's Lucid Culture: http://newyorkmusicdaily.wordpress.com/2012/02/06/mike/

You Make Love Like You Make War: music video

"Girl Swimming In My Brain" Live

"Girl Swimming In My Brain" Live from the "Mutiny In The Subway" album:

"In The Dark Room" live

From the "Mutiny In The Subway "album:

Review: Judging Mike Rimbaud’s Covers Album

"After seven albums of original material – and his excellent, most recent release, Coney Island Wave (chronicled here yesterday), literate rocker Mike Rimbaud decided to do an album of covers. Which can be tricky. In order to cover a song that’s worth covering to begin with, you either have to do it better than the original – no easy task – or completely reinvent it. Which is exactly what Rimbaud did with Can’t Judge a Song By Its Cover. To call this record ambitious is something of an understatement: tackling mostly well-known, iconic songs, Rimbaud makes it seem easy as he nails them, one by one. If you’re willing to buy the argument that there’s such thing as a classic album of covers, this is it."
http://newyorkmusicdaily.wordpress.com/2012/02/07/rimbaud/

New Singles," Big Bad Bully" and "Rich Man"

Mike Rimbaud rocks Beatles tunes Live in Brooklyn, 1-2012

Hey Bulldog:
"I Don't Want to Spoil the Party"