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Paul Cresey -- Paul Cresey has been called an old soul in a young body because his lyrics portray feelings way beyond his years. " Emotional songs are to be felt not heard", that is why Paul places strong feelings in each and every song, spread out for everyone to experience, hence the title of his first album "Piece the Picture". His music runs the spectrum from blues, celtic, folk rock and everything in between. Independent reviewer Peter McGee for Bluesbunny has said of one of Paul's songs, "Sinners and Saints": "It is here that the album seeps Cresey's true talent. Above diligent picking Cresey explores the soul of a lover." CKUA Radio in their online newsletter (Mar.17,08) has written, "Whatever Neil Young, Leonard Cohen and Bob Dylan have, Paul Cresey has IT too." Read more |
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Ask You In Gray -- Ask You In Gray Is a high-energy Electro-Pop band based in Portland, Oregon. If Cyndi Lauper’s music married Robert Smith’s lyrics and conceived a child inside of a surrogate robot-dinosaur-mother, Ask You In Gray would be born. It’s like if The Postal Service teamed up with The Killers and performed for a birthday party. They dance and play. They sing and jump. They are committed to fun and excitement. If you are not moving at an Ask You In Gray show, you must have passed out. Their songs are catchy, their beats are quirky, and their lyrics are sincere. Read more |
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The Sprawl Project -- Born in Hamilton, raised in Chicago and now based in Toronto, Canada, Rita di Ghent is a Montreal Jazz Festival "Prix de Jazz" Nominee (for her work on "The Birth of Sprawl").
Her groundbreaking and original CD "The Birth of Sprawl" put Rita on the map. Critics hailed her as "Electrifying...extraordinarily compelling" and "one of the most interesting singers of the contemporary era". Now di Ghent's back with her sophomore original outing: "Sprawl Indigo", featuring more of her stunning, poetic and rapier observations of inner-city life. Read more |
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13 Cent Kill -- 13 Cent Kill has always strived to make music that breaks away from the norm. Formed in 2004, the band draws its sound from influences across the musical spectrum. Their primary goals are to give the audience the unexpected and to deliver an energy packed live show. The two guitarists (Shane Laubhan and Ricardo Montoya) come from such diverse backgrounds and draw from such different influences (everything from The Ramones to Cannibal Corpse), that with each riff, the style of the song can go in any direction. Throw in the Danny Carey inspired drums (Zach Noon), and the bass lines inspired by everyone from Victor Wooten to Geezer Butler (Travis Inselman) and truly ANYTHING is possible. Read More |
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