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Born in Uganda, Drew Branton is now residing in Byron Bay, Australia's most easterly point. Since moving to the coast, surfing and jamming have been a major part of his life. Drew's music has a deep funk influence which prevails with a sense of pushed boundary's to keep it fresh.
disco-funk and electro-soul. this is the most fully formed and funk-driven installment yet. It’s dancefloor infused disco that overflows with deep bass driven grooves. the sounds are warm, deep & funky. it’s a party album with soul.
Look up ‘evangelical’ in the dictionary and you will find that one of the definitions is “marked by ardent or zealous enthusiasm for a cause.” It’s why anyone who too fervently takes a stand on an issue can quickly wear away at your patience, no matter how noble the cause. It is also the reason why evangelical seems to be the best word to describe Rachael Brady’s second album Somewhere Sunshine. While her affections do not necessarily lie with Christian beliefs, they can be annoyingly zealous to a fault.
Snow on venusNow....how deep can you let sound take you? Just imagine yourself bathing in the afterglow of an amazing orgasm...or the moment of your last breath on this planet. The moments you're ready to fall deeply into yourself...that's when you want to hear Snow on Venus, the music for the Journey. If music ever merged with silence, it happened on Snow on Venus.
Independant folk-rock-blues-pop band The General Electryk formed busking on the streets of Byron Bay in 2008 and have since been writing songs for travelling folk, laced with French poésie. The band is comprised of Mélanie, a French-Canadian singer/songwriter and Angus Donnelly, the Australian drumming sensation, along with collaborators such as Jason Ryan, Marc D. Muir, Noureddine Ismag and Shem Aitken.
This is Didjworks 3rd release. Recorded in London, this music crosses the ancient sounds of the didjeridoo with the new sounds of trip hop and trance with flavoyrs of world music and urban beats.
This album features Riley Lee, shakuhachi flute master, in combination with Master Charles and Synchronicity Holodynamic vibrational entrainment technology in the Theta range. The shakuhachi is a simple, traditional, Japanese bamboo flute whose tones are subtle and evoke the essence of meditative awareness in musical form. Track one is "The Fullness of Emptiness" and track two is "Diversity in Unity". Each track is 30 minutes long.
Andrew Cox is a multi-award winning singer/songwriter, mulit instrumentalist, producer, arranger & orchestrator based on the north coast on NSW near Byron Bay.
Raw drums and jazzy loops created from live, sampled and programmed drums and a multitude of monster keyboards and organs and smooth guitars are a big part of the fat juicy fingers malone sound. The debut single “The Wisdom” featuring Ant Aggs is the result of the collaboration between fingers malone and Ant Aggs from Brisbane band Afrodizziact.
