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- Fiction Family bases its partnership on the music
- The future of the music industry
- That’s money
- Groove Armada To Release EP With BACARDI B-LIVE
- [Sound Guy] Digging Who’s nstage at C Music Award Showcases’”and …
- U of C showcases new music masterpieces
From Bruce to Bono there’s a lot of cool music on the way in …
Ventura County Star CA
Lily Allen’s sophomore album retains the playful spirit of her star-making 2007 debut “Alright Still” but musically and lyrically it relocates her from too-cool-for-school hipster pop to somewhere between the dance floor and the real world. Despite songs about God and George W. Bush it’s still strong uncontrived pop music. And it sounds stuffed with hits starting with the lead track “The Fear. ” “I did a retro thing last time” Allen said. “And since I did that a lot of other people did it too.
Fiction Family bases its partnership on the music
Charlottesville Daily Progress VA
The band makes a stop at the Gravity Lounge on Tuesday night. As for the future of this project Foreman says the current state of things makes him hopeful it will continue down the road. “It feels like we’ve really struck something great not just as far as music but also personality” he said. “We’ve already been talking about recording our next record. This feels like something we could do for a long time. ” Post a Comment(Requires.
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The future of the music industry
Independent UK
ne day it was grey drizzly wet even and it felt like the end of the music industry but the next day the sun came out and the mood was upbeat again. And of course the feel-good music of British artists such as Seth Lakeman Jamie Cullum and Honey Rider and French electro acts like Benjamin Diamond and Variety Lab featuring a guest appearance by folk-rock stalwart Donovan helped too. ne day it was grey drizzly wet even and it felt like the end of the music industry but the next day the sun came out and the mood was upbeat again. And of course the feel-good music of British artists such as Seth Lakeman Jamie Cullum and Honey Rider and French electro acts like Benjamin Diamond and Variety Lab featuring a guest appearance by folk-rock stalwart Donovan helped too.
That’s money
Boston Globe United States
“The target audience is business people in search of a quick upscale lunch — hand-cut crisp fried fingerling russet potato chips; dim sum and Asian lobster rolls” Ryan writes. Sounds about right. Seems they’re also going for the nightlife crowd: At night “guests will bask in the different levels of lighting reflecting off the expansive chandeliers and mirrors while listening to music ranging from cutting edge electro-lounge to smooth eclectic beats. DJ Mario will offer live music-styling Thursday through Saturday evenings from 10 p.
Groove Armada To Release EP With BACARDI B-LIVE
Top40-Charts.com NY
Groove Armada To Release EP With BACARDI B-LIVE @ Top40-Charts. com – 40 Top 20 & Top 40 Music Charts from 25 Countries. The EP will be available to adult music fans via www. com beginning January 22 2009.
[Sound Guy] Digging Who’s nstage at C Music Award Showcases’”and …
C Weekly CA
Nothing against any of these guys but it’s still ultimately rock & roll. After this past week at Detroit the concerts move to Chain Reaction and the pattern seems to hold. So where are the electro artists? Metal? DJs? Hip-hop? Latin? That night I caught up with Luke Allen the guy now in charge of the C Music Awards. I asked him if there was a chance of seeing the genres getting a little more mixed-up in future concerts and he said that though there would be representation from other genres at the awards—there is indeed a Best Hip-Hop category—for the most part the showcases are looking like mostly rock bands because well that’s the kind of music that people in range County play. I’m not trying to criticize Allen for this. He’s one of the nicest guys in the music “scene” here I’ve met thus far and has been doing well with the showcases (the one I attended was packed—on a Tuesday). I wonder though if the C music scene is quite as homogeneous as these lineups tend to suggest.
U of C showcases new music masterpieces
Gauntlet Canada
What more could a modern music festival offer? According to Dr. Dave Eagle the festival director of the University of Calgary’s Happening 2009: New Music Festival the program has all that and even more. Happening 2009 is a music festival devoted entirely to contemporary music the earliest compositions dating to the 1950s and offers a series of four concerts to showcase this style. “It’s a festival that’s meant to connect the music scene in Calgary with what’s happening internationally in new music and arts” Eagle says.
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