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| Bron Buick |
London born former touring drummer, the now frontman/guitarist with The
Buick Hill Band has finally started to release some of his solo material
which sits comfortably as a mix of rockin' blues with some modern country overtones.
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| Hambone |
Liverpool, U.K.
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| Lindsay Drew |
Lindsay’s unique style of performance cannot be missed! Her performance credits are wide and varied, ranging from performing her own work to sharing the stage with other talented musicians and actors.
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| Starter |
Lincoln Indie band Starter are set to release their first Single into the
UK Charts in December, in the hope of breaking into the 'UK Top 40' and pushing their
music beyond the local Lincoln scene.
Under their own initiative and hard work, the band has collaborated with Birmingham
based Eden Records whose artists have achieved numerous TOP 40 hits this year.
Starter are due to release their Single “Falling From These Eyes” on Monday 10th
December 2007, through all the major and independent download sites including iTunes,
HMV Digital & Napster. The tracks will also be available on pre-order soon.
In the last year, the hard-working local act have showcased themselves in front of
the massive Columbia Records, supported famous names such as Rick Buckler from The
Jam and the Stone Roses Experience, and also played the large venues including Winter
Gardens and the Engine Shed.
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| John Wilkes Booth  |
Like a Derringer blast to the back of your head John Wilkes Booth's brand
of "Dirt Rock" will knock you out of your theater seat.
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| Of Echoes |
LEBANON, Kentucky
United States
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| Dr Ken G. Cole |
Lead Singer, Guitarist and Keyboardist of Fluorescent Black,
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| Laura J |
Laura J may be just a name for some but for many she is making moves and impacting lives with her voice and songwriting ability. With the most innovative and intriguing blend of R&B, Soul and even contemporary influences in her music, you cannot help but listen when you hear her.
Writing her first song at the ripe age of 12 and singing with her "sister-like" cousin, Laura J's ability was over shadowed and often overlooked. But Laura has now revealed that which God had hidden for a short time and is burning with the passion of music that has been brewing in her soul.
Laura J stood strong as a finalist on KSat 12 "Gimme the Mike" and has taken that experience as one that was great and one that she will never forget.
Reaching for an exceeding platform to deliver a message of encouragement, change, reflection, even hardship and joy, Laura J has what it takes to make a difference in music and she will not stop until she gets to where she is going. This music will make you dance, laugh, cry and most of all make you feel again. Her ability to move a live crowd and abducting them into her world is only a small part of what to expect from this woman. She is a genuine breath of fresh air.
One thing is for sure, there is nobody doing it like Laura J. And that's all we can say about that.
Laura J released her debut EP Single titled "Freedom" in 2007 (Available on Itunes and Amazon.com) and is currently finishing the full legnth project due this SUMMER of 2008. |
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| Last In Line |
Last in Line is an original rock band born out of Windsor, Ontario, Canada... |
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| Kick Axe |
Kick Axe re-issued their third album "Rock The World" on July 26th, 2005
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| KEN THOMPSON |
KEN THOMPSON IS A SINGER/SONGWRITER FROM MCCOMB, MS
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| Kelly''s Lot |
Kelly Z, lead singer of Kelly''s Lot, recorded her first CD with J. Peter
Robinson, former keyboard player for Phil Collins and The J. Geils Band. Lee Sklar,
David Walsh and Ralph Humphries were brought on board to add their licks and magic
to the recording which helped put Kelly''s Lot on the Los Angeles club circuit. Soon
after that, they recorded "Kelly''s Lot-Live at the Troubadour", another 5 song CD,
and combined the two to create their first release "Kelly''s Lot Chapter 1 and 2".
Their next studio CD, "Test Drive", which included a music video was one of the first
enhanced CDs released by an indie artist. This first video was directed by "Thirteen"
director Catherine Hardwicke and is a rock version of Melanie''s "Brand New Key".
Live is what this band does best so it made sense to record their next 2 CDs in an
audience setting. "Stop And Make A Difference", recorded to raise money for various
charities, was used in a national campaign for awareness of hepatitis C. With just
2 guitars and vocals, "Trio – Live at Hallenbeck''s", was released as an acoustic
journey into Kelly''s Lot. Their second music video "Back To L.A." was directed by
Michael Mascarelli. It represents Kelly running a marathon and then jumping on a
finish line stage to perform with the band for charity. Something Kelly really did
at the Los Angeles, Long Beach and Boston Marathons. Their next studio release,"Come
To This", features the Rock''n Blues that Kelly''s Lot has become known for. With
lots of sax and guitar it feels like a JAM! College and commercial stations have
spun all these releases and the reviews have been glowing. Kelly''s Lot has sold
their CDs all over the world via the internet, at a variety of coffee shops and record
stores and on tours across the USA.
The full band includes Kelly Z on vocals, Perry Robertson on lead and rhythm guitar,
Linda Moss on Harmonica, Homero Chavez on Cajon and Percussion, Sebastian Sheehan
on drums, Mark Drews on bass, Rob Zucca on lead guitar and Bill Johnston on Sax. |
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| KELI RAVEN |
KELI RAVEN HAS JUST COMPLETED HIS LATEST CD' WHICH INCLUDES THE HIT SINGLE "BAD BOYZ 4 LIFE" CO WRITTEN BY & FEATURING LEMMY KILMISTER OF "MOTORHEAD. PLEASE VISIT WWW.KELIRAVEN.COM FOR MORE OF KELI RAVEN & HIS WORLD...MERCHANDISE & FULL BIO.
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| Katelyn Dawn |
Katelyn Dawn is a dynamic singer/songwriter who knows how to give her audience an energetic powerful performance.
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| Katbite |
Katbite is a pop-rock band based in the Netherlands
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| Karac |
Karac consists of four experienced musicians and songwriters of very different influences who come together to write their own brand of rock music.
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| 3 Minute Movie   |
Just two dudes with a dislike for mainstream music, looking for new recruits to start playing our music live. |
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| the Bald-Headed Babes |
Just me and mine girl, Chrissy, and anyone who wants to join in and make music. If you want to hear more, you can write us and we'll send you a cd.
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| Often Lost |
Just a solo artist writing and recording looking to get a great band together
Comments: Thanks for your service |
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| Caleb Grace |
Just a guy from Lizard Lick, NC with a guitar, a voice and a dream
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| Josh Levy |
Josh Levy has spent the last two years building up a solid fan base, entertaining them with his rootsy solo acoustic style
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| Jordan Micheal Peterson |
Jordan Micheal Peterson is a 16 year old solo musician with a passion for writing and performing music. He plays piano, sings, and produces his own music.
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| J P E |
JOHN PATRICK ElSASSER
Born March 21, 1958 in a small upstate Town Mahopac, NY
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| JohnDalyProject |
John has been writing and performing since he was a child. Though not continuous,
he has made it a point since 1998 to dedicate his career goals to music alone.
John grew up in Levittown Pennsylvania and played in the local club circuit for several
years after graduating high school. After moving to Largo Florida he sought out musicians
for a new band. After many band line ups and frustrating attempts to collaborate,
John decided to hire musicians for studio work. In 1998 he completed his first CD.
2 CDs later and with many more songs lined up, John is proceeding to get his music
heard everywhere possible. Though Rock & Roll is Johns favorite genre, he doesn't
want to stop there. John has written Big Band Swing arrangements, Country, and much
more. "Classification of an artist seems so limiting to a person that enjoys variety".
So John continues to perfect his craft and spread his creation in many directions.
Though performing is his favorite and jost exciting area of the music business, it's
safe to say enthusiasm exists in all areas of John's creative endeavors. John can
create on the spot. If an idea or need for a musical part is required, John probably
can have pretty good input for it in a short period of time. With hundreds of songs
and song parts recorded on tape, John has a wide variety to choose from. John does
play out at Open mics, Open jams and guest sings for jost of the local bands in the
Tampa Bay area when possible. In early December "07', John started to work with a
new line up of musicians, and is hoping to do alot more live work!
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| Jethro |
Jethro is Jeff Klein, electronic musician, songwriter, and guitarist raised in Cromwell, a small town in central Connecticut
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| Noirhaus |
Jeffrey St. Clair is no stranger to the music industry. An award winning remixer of Madonna and New Order, Jeffrey now brings his talents to Noirhaus.
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| JEEPSTAR |
Jeepstar is producer/songwriter John Paul Irvine |
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| Jam Institution |
Jam Institution Is a musical experiment |
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| Jack and the Skeletons |
Jack and the Skeletons is an East Coast Punk Band hailing from Felton, a small, off-beat town from Delaware, known for its nostalgic farming equipment scattered about the main highway.
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| Bryon Friedman |
It's a hard life in the mountains! Born in Atlanta and raised in Park City, Utah,
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| Billy Band |
It's a band made up of a bunch of fine musicians who have never played in the same room.
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| Guitar Sal |
It''s amazing how far an acoustic guitar, a VW bus and 40 songs can take
you. From the late 1960''s at Beaux Arts Coffee house in Florida where Jim Morrison
and Mic Jagger sang to present day digital recording sessions it''s been a good trip.
In the 1970''s, it was college campus clubs and play anywhere you could. Opening
act for a few big name bands, Dave Mason, Taj Mahal, Rita Coolidge, Little Feat,
Leon Russell, Pure Prarie League and others. A stint in the Virgin Islands rounded
off the decade. It was exciting being one of Fantasma Productions first acts when
they were just getting started. They''re huge now. Standing on the stage of a Holiday
Inn lounge in the 1980''s playing to a happy hour, chicken wing eating, drunk crowd
or a loud restaurant packed with families of screaming kids directly in front of
the stage, I was there. Lot''s more opening acts and 20+ years of nightclub work,
much of it with my brother in arms, Mark Zumberg [alias Zoom]. As an acoustic duo
you can get a lot of work if you''re brave enough to take it. I can''t imagine a
situation we haven''t seen and dealt with from the stage. Club owners with no cash
at the end of the night to pay you, to girlfriends shouting obscenities at you from
the audience. Here''s a secret about guitar players I''ll let you in on: the real
reason you buy an expensive guitar is because they play themselves when you''re drunk.
I remember performing one night until 1AM in South Carolina, breaking down all the
sound gear and loading it into the van, driving all night to Tampa, Florida, playing
an 8AM morning television show [you know none of your friends are awake to watch],
then driving to Sloppy Joe''s in Key West for the 5PM happy hour gig only to arrive
and find the band house is already occupied by the friends of the drug dealer / biker
who lives in the back apartment. It''s funny now. Play in a European country where
no one speaks English and you''ll find yourself changing words to famous songs to
break up the monotony. I wrote some grea!
t songs
doing that. This is why there''s a brotherhood of performing musicians. "He who shares
the stage and lives the day will surely be my brother." It was a highlight to play
the Woodstock 25th reunion at the original site in 1994. If you were around in the
sixties, you''d know what a big deal that is for an old hippie. Nowadays I''m finally
recording the songs I''ve written over the years spurred on by the inspiration of
Grammy recipient and good friend Billy Dean. I just released 13 tunes and I''ll follow
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| Kravin |
It all started some years ago when rock n roll guitarist, Tarek and folk
playing vocalist Shady got together to play some acoustic songs
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| IRON SAVIOR |
Iron Savior was formed in Germany in 1996 by veteran headbanger Piet Sielck,
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| Shane Rawson |
Influenced by various artist. Shane just enjoys playing his guitar singing and writing songs. Just hopes to have his music heard and enjoyed even loved.
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| Glendora’s Box |
In the late 70’s two young California boys had their parents deeply concerned…;)
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| The Absence |
In the Fall of 2001, long time friends Patrick Pintavalle and Jamie Stewart grew tired of the stagnancy of their previous efforts with various bands and the demise of the once powerful Tampa Bay metal scene
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| Project Fear |
In January 2002 Fon decided to go on through life
as a professional drummer.
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| Cage of Candy-Floss |
In Florence, Italy, in 2006, two
music lovers met and started
a new project:
The Cage of Candy-Floss music project
was born in 2006/2007 in Florence.
Between 2006 and 2007, making their first live experiences, they have been playing
many gigs, in live-music pubs and rock festivals. Their songs
remind us the british rock ('90)
and to the West Coast US sounds.
Actually they're working on new
original tracks and then
they'll start soon a little
music tour around Italy. |
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| The Straitjackets |
In early 2004, 4 lads got together to form the core of the band, now known as, The Straitjackets, with Jimmy on vocals and guitar, Lee on lead guitar, Danny on bass and Jack on drums. After several fill-in drummers, The Straitjackets found the perfect addition, and thus, Lee joined on drums in early 2005.
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| Mistaken |
In early 2003 the first incarnation of the Louisville based band Mistaken was formed.
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| Where angels fall |
In december 2003, André and Ole Kristian met for the first time to form
a band through which their musical ideas could be channeled.
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| Death to Anders |
In a time when fabrications and inventions rule our everyday lives, Silverlake based
Death to Anders has created Fictitious Business, a surreal and cryptic look at life
in the 21st century. Like paranoid eyes through a camera lens, this album dissects
human dominance through expansion of unwasted space, self improvement, self destruction,
lust and beauty. Noise filled jangly guitars draws the listener into this American
landscape, as darkly sweet harmonies connect the bad with the good, and the pleasure
with the pain. Heard in its entirety, Fictitious Business takes the listener through
an astonishingly dynamic musical journey.
This well-crafted sophomore album was produced by Dave Newton (The Blood Arm, The
Little Ones, The Movies, The Happy Hollows, The Henry Clay People), and features
guitarists and vocalists Rob Danson and Nick Ceglio, bassist Peter DiBiasio, and
drummer John Broeckel. Combined with guest appearances by fellow members of the Central
Second Collective as well as other talented local musical cohorts, Fictitious Business
is their most ambitious work to date.
Comments: We''d be very pleased for you to download the song Camera Lens from out
myspace page. It is the first single from out newly-released CD entitled Fictitious
Business. |
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| Steedie's The Sound Complex |
I'm a classically trained composer |
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| Brittney Elizabeth |
I’ve got stacks of books filled with dreams, but they collect dust on my shelf.
- Brittney Elizabeth, “Don’t Let Me Let Me Down”
Many a dream may be laying dormant in waiting, but for Brittney Elizabeth, being
a recording artist on the brink of stardom is not one of them. The 20-year-old singer/songwriter
is poised to take the music world’s breath away with her debut album, Breath In,
a heartfelt collection of tunes documenting a young woman’s introspective look back
on the heartbreaking journey of first love. It’s a well-worn path covered in song,
though rarely with the purity of voice and confidence of an artist confessing she’s
still not ready to exhale.
“All the songs are about the same person,” confides Brittney. “We met in math class,
started dating for like ever, and are still best friends now. We have this on again
off again relationship thing that we sort of decided upon and I have no idea why,”
she says with a laugh – now.
Brittney began songwriting at 17 years, as journal entries evolved into poetry and
metered prose. It was a natural evolution for the Arizona teen who had been singing
other people’s words since the age of 5, belting away Patti Smith and Sarah MacLachlan
songs while buckled into the rear car seat. Noticing her child’s natural gift for
carrying a tune and making up her own words as she sang along, Brittney’s mother
signed her up for voice lessons with a local teacher. She began professional voice
classes, which expanded to include guitar lessons, acting classes and roles in community
theater musicals. For a brief time she took piano lessons, though restless to remain
still, Brittney settled for having a natural talent for playing by ear. While in
public high school, she sang in the school’s choir but found the choral music at
odds with her personal taste in music.
“For a period, I went through a really ‘uncool’ phase in music,” recounts Brittney.
“My cousin said I couldn’t listen to that stuff anymore or I’d need therapy. So
she made me a mixed tape that included acts like Dashboard Confessional and The Ataris
who I immediately fell in love with. Suddenly I wanted to be this happy punk princess
and had to learn guitar.”
The pop punk band The Ataris in many ways was a return to her earliest introduction
to sound – Patti Smith. The legendary queen of punk rock was a rebellious poet and
iconoclast, who crafted empowering songs with a raw and confessional tone. Unbeknownst
to Brittney, Smith’s spirit had left an impression in her still-developing brain
as a child. And like a dormant memory awaken, the subconscious inspiration surfaced
during a summer music camp when she wrote her first song.
“I attended a singing camp in California,” remembers Brittney. “Rob Seals, who would
be one of my co-writers, was teaching a class on songwriting. Within like 10 minutes,
I wrote my first song. All these feels came rushing over me, it was amazing.”
Songwriting became Brittney’s escape from the constraints and growing pains of life
in suburbia. By day she played nice in the school zone, continuing with the choir
and attending the required classes for graduation, then at night she seized control
of her world, reserving her deepest truths for poems and songs. And though her taste
in music continued to change, with singer/songwriters like Damien Rice and Bright
Eye''s Connor Oberst (she named a song after the group) now commanding her CD player,
Brittney voraciously jotted down her every thought and whim. A multi-tasker by nature,
she’s a hazard on the road with her composition book lying in the front passenger
seat, waiting to be brought to the steering wheel the instance a lyric pops into
her head. By the time she completed high school, the teen had written over a hundred
songs, most concerning her favorite topic of love.
“What I live for is love and even though it hasn’t worked out for me, for us, I’m
just glad I got to experience it,” says Brittney. “Whether it’s happy or sad it
is what gives me life. I completely believe in soul mates and finding that one person.
I know that I’m not alone in believing this.”
With Breath In completed, Brittney Elizabeth can finally exhale and dust off a couple
of the books of dreams on the shelf, for at least one has become a reality. As she
prepares for the next chapter in her undying search for a soul mate, fortunately
for us, she has her composition book at her side to take us all on the journey. |
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| Burt |
I'm fairly new to the music scene and certainly haven't been on anything mainstream. My music doesn't really sound like anything familiar.
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| Evidence (MMG) |
I''m here to network! |
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| Wyly Koyote |
I''m a guitarist and videographer. |
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| chase davis |
I really had no desire to be a rapper when I started. I can't rally say
I'm a student of hip/hop. this is something that I played around with when i was
younger, and the passion grew from there. but my goal is and was never to be a rapper;
thats something you do, done, or did. and these days everybody is a rapper, a producer,
or something or another.my goal was to be an artist, in every sense of the word.
from lyrics to the songs themselves. To be seen as the best. and one day one of the
greatest. to give you my vission (which could be cloudy sometimes) so you see where
im at, where i've been, and where i'm going. Music is my passion, but it also part
of the mission. i hope you like it
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| drew heffner |
i like to make music that gets people in a mood to get crunk, but they
also can redeem some social value. |
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