Friday 27 June 2008

Curd Duca

Curd Duca   
Artist: Curd Duca

   Genre(s): 
Dance
   



Discography:


Elevator   
 Elevator

   Year: 1998   
Tracks: 27




The productions of electronic modality medicine figure Curd Duca look back to the late-'60s dawn of popular synthesist medicine, the age of Wendy Carlos' classical-synth fusions and studio producers world Health Organization experimented with data processor music by yoking it to crop up pieces. Duca's been in the music line of work since the early '80s, in the first place playing keyboards for the German groups Auch Wenn Es Seltsam Klingen Mag and 8 Oder 9 -- the latter released a half dozen LPs during the '80s. In 1992, he recorded his solo debut, Easy Listening, the beginning in what became a five-volume series on Normal Records that took up most of the subsequent quadruplet days. Moving to the solid experimental/techno label Mille Plateaux in 1997, Duca released Switched-On Wagner, a series of synthesizer translations of plant in the first place by the German quixotic monster Richard Wagner. The following class, he inaugurated even another series, Lift, each book of which included stacks of light tracks in a muzaky mode.





Kelsey Grammer Suffers Heart Attack

Thursday 19 June 2008

Dj Hype and True Playaz

Dj Hype and True Playaz   
Artist: Dj Hype and True Playaz

   Genre(s): 
Drum & Bass
   



Discography:


P4R EP2 Vinyl   
 P4R EP2 Vinyl

   Year: 2001   
Tracks: 4




 





Arnold Schwarzenegger - Fascinating Fact 5440

Thursday 12 June 2008

Dirty little Wet Secrets


A small, unsuspecting prairie town sits quiet. The clich�d tumbleweed rolls by. Suddenly, movement is seen in the distance. It�s people � fifty of them. They�re wearing marching band uniforms, promenading down the main strip in single file. Some play instruments, some wave flags and twirl batons while others pull little red wagons holding powered amps. But, before the town knows what�s hit them, the procession has marched out the other side of town, boarded a bus and is gone.

That�s The Wet Secrets� rock fantasy.

�That is really our fantasy: �Guerilla marching band strikes on unsuspecting small town�,� envisions Trevor Anderson, vocalist and drummer for the Edmonton quintet.

Rock Fantasy is also the title of the band�s sophomore album; an uproariously commanding record characterized by overtly humorous lyrics and vigorous dance-rock songs.

�We very happily � sometimes to our detriment �shout things that should be kept secret,� he says. �There�s a strange amount of innocence in it. It�s not dark. It�s maybe dirty but light. Dirty light � that�s us.�

They almost have to be light. Busy lives outside The Wet Secrets barely permit them time to focus too heavily on the band�s development.

Kim Rackel on tuba and trumpet and Donna Ball on trombone run burlesque troupe, Capital City Burlesque. Lyle Bell does overtime in Shout Out Out Out Out and manages production of Edmonton�s Vue Weekly. Keyboardist Doug Organ (check his birth certificate) produces and plays in a number of bands and Anderson doubles as a budding filmmaker.

�It�s just hard to get the five of us in a room, let alone a city,� says Anderson. It�s why he says the band nearly tanked, but diverse offerings are also what grant the band an interesting sound. �I like to think of it as making art out of whatever�s in the fridge. Well, I got a piece of that and a bit of that and look � let�s call it a salad,� he says.

When asked if the band has longevity in them, Anderson jokes, �Oh, I doubt it! It was meant to be a one week prank and it has been pulling us along so far.�

But, Anderson says The Wet Secrets are happy fatalists, optimistic about what�s to come.  �We know if it�s meant to be, it will be. There�s a certain amount of life that you just have no say in. The more you can embrace that, the more happy accidents can occur.�










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Friday 6 June 2008

James Morrison

James Morrison   
Artist: James Morrison

   Genre(s): 
Rock
   



Discography:


Undiscovered   
 Undiscovered

   Year: 2006   
Tracks: 13




At the good old historic period of 21, James Morrison became an overnight sense experience in the U.K. with the release of his debut album, Undiscovered, which diminished piffling meter release pt in the British Isles subsequently it was released in the summer of 2006. Blessed with a bracing, soulful voice that can seem rough or smooth at will (and suggests a British Stevie Wonder), Morrison recalls both the love of greco-Roman soul and the confessional lyrical stance of the singer/songwriters of the 1970s. Morrison was born in the West Midlands townspeople of Rugby, where he blind drunk up the influence of his parents' criminal record assemblage -- his mother was a fan of soul music, specially Otis Redding, Van Morrison, and Al Green, piece his daddy was large on rural area and definitive ethnic music such as Leadbelly and Woody Guthrie. While he's been forgetful on specifics, Morrison has alluded to an distressed childhood fey by impoverishment and sickness -- describing Rugby, he told a diary keeper that "[t]he c. H. Best thing is I've got memories of being a kid there and the worst thing is I've got memories of being a kid there" -- and other on he struck kayoed on his possess, earning pocket money by busking on the streets of Porth, a small town approximate the Cornish coast. Morrison worked funny jobs crosswise the area patch committal to writing songs and performing gigs whenever he could, and his big break came when a demonstration of his material caught the ear of an A&R man at Polydor Records. Morrison was quickly gestural to the label, and he went into the studio with producer Martin Terefe to phonograph recording the 13 original songs that make up Undiscovered, which hit the streets in August 2006. A well-received appearance on Jools Holland's chat show Later and an porta one-armed bandit on Corinne Bailey Rae's British concert duty tour made Morrison a call to watch, and his songs "You Give Me Something" and "The Pieces Don't Fit Anymore" became major hits in the U.K. In January 2007, Morrison played a short duty tour of the United States as the buzz about his album began to sweep the ocean.