But she has no manager and no booking agent and promotes herself through her site (). 'Because of the success of the album, people have all these expectations of what the next steps are for me,' Dawson said. On Monday morning Dawson is booked on 'The View' on ABC to perform with Adam Green of the Moldy Peaches the group's song 'Anyone Else but You' receives prominent treatment in the film. 3 in a close contest, selling 68,000 copies, and this week the race for No. Last week the soundtrack to 'Juno,' the snarky romantic comedy about a pregnant 16-year-old, reached No. It's a strange situation for Dawson, who with her old band, the Moldy Peaches, became a leader of the loosely knit, underground punk-meets-folk scene.

Blige and Radiohead for the top spot on the Billboard album chart. Literally all ages: among the toddlers in attendance was her 17-month-old daughter, Panda, whom Dawson breast-fed backstage while explaining her fears of getting too famous too fast.Ī do-it-yourself singer who writes in childlike, stream-of-consciousness verse and has 'LAFF LOUD' tattooed on her fingers, she now finds herself competing with major celebrities like Alicia Keys, Mary J.

'I'm totally scared,' she said recently at Southpaw, a small club in Brooklyn where she was playing a sold-out afternoon show open to all ages. But for Kimya Dawson, the 35-year-old den mother of the tiny anti-folk scene, all the attention for her music in the film 'Juno' is a little troubling. Most musicians would see this as good news.

Her songs are all over a hit indie soundtrack, and new fans are mobbing her concerts.

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