Artist: Max Herre: mp3 download Genre(s): Other Max Herre's discography: Max Herre Year: Tracks: 16 Though he grew up in a place where music was very important, Max Herre was commencement exposed to hip-hop in school, and was like a scene strung-out. Initially he listened only to American rappers, but after earshot fellow Germans Advanced Chemistry he decided that he also could pat in his native tongue. In 1996 Herre joined up with Don Philippe and DJ Friction and formed Freundeskreis, wHO released Quadratur dES Kreises in 1997 and Esperanto in 1999. When the grouping distinct to go on hiatus Herre began stressful his hand at producing, commencement linear on his married woman (world Health Organization he had met when auditioning singers for "Massachusetts Institute of Technology Dir," from Esperanto) Joy Denalane's solo debut, Mamani. In 2004 he released his get debut, coroneted Max Herre, a mixture of funk, hip-hop, and rock, and before long subsequently he and Denalane helped to launch Nesola Records, a label which then issued her second album -- once once again produced by Herre -- Born & Raised in 2006, patch the rapper got ready to do with Freundeskreis in clip for their ten-year day of remembrance. |
Saturday, 6 September 2008
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Thursday, 7 August 2008
Amber says �Enough is Enough!�--Her all new single with her top-secret collaborator!
These two ladies are strong, autonomous and dearest to shew that they have�what it takes, any it is, to succeed and prevail. Both their careers�and personal lives get been rocked at points, but it would seem that�coming out on big top is 90% of the fun for both of them. They are very in�touch with their past, their present and their future, and their new�single is all about delivery the past into the present.
After well-nigh two years, international dance/electronica queen AMBER�is releasing a new individual! After her 2006 release of the red-hot �Melt�With The Sun�, Amber�s up-to-the-minute project, with a top-secret collaborator, has�been kept under close wraps, and fans are heroic to cognise the Who, What, When, and How of the newest jeopardize in Amber�s career. With a three-part release cause, this top-secret single is surely going to ready a huge�splash this summer!
GenQ Music is proud to be able-bodied answer some of those questions, thanks to�an undivided interview with both Amber and her top-secret�collaborator...(drum roll please....) ZELMA DAVIS!
Davis, the powerhouse voice behind C+C Music Factory�s many hits,�including �Here We Go�, �Things That Make You Go Hmmm...� is back and�ready to please listeners as she teams up with Dance sensation Amber!
These two ladies are firm, independent and love to show that they have�what it takes, whatever it is, to succeed and triumph. Both their careers�and personal lives have been rocked at points, only it would seem that�coming out on top is 90% of the fun for both of them. They ar very in�touch with their past, their present and their succeeding, and their new�single is all about bringing the past into the award. Known for their�chameleon-like sounds, Amber and Davis possess once again turned the music�world upside-down, and ar ready for the ride! For this collaboration, the�two chose a duet that originally featured two of their biggest influences, Donna Summer and Barbra Streisand: �No More Tears (Enough is Enough)�,�originally released by Summer and Streisand in 1979.
On the evening in front this enormously exciting launch, Zelma Davis and�Amber talked to Jaike O�Hara regarding this immense new release, the�collaborative serve, and what this new sound agency for both of them!
Jaike: Amber, Welcome back to GenQ! and Zelma Davis, it is a pleasure to�welcome you as intimately! Congratulations to you both on this very exciting�project! My number one question is probably the one that is most everyone's�minds. How does one go around turning a song from the very late �70s,�sung by two of the nigh influential singers of the time, into a modern�dance/electronica song without losing the integrity of its original format�and verse?
Amber: I played with that thought and idea to cover this song in my judgement for many�more years than people acknowledge. I always loved the title merely very well�understood that it was song dynasty by 2 of the biggest Divas ever and knew that�it could not be rush and performed half�heartedly but had to be done with integrity and timber. I required a�talented singer/collaborator who had the vocals to support such a�historic title with me and transpire it into 2008.
When I saw Zelma Davis on level in 2004 and heard her blab out live, I knew�that�I had met my match.
Jaike: So, after working with Davis in 2004, you knew you had found�something in her that was unique and special enough to foster this "baby",�but how did it actually begin? What lead to this collaboration?
Amber: We happened to be on the same flight back the next aurora and �even happened �to sit next to each other and had a lot of things in common. We are both�artists with a history, we both had our 'experience' with this harsh music�industry, we both are mothers...this is a sung not meant for 16 year�olds- you�have to have lived it to be able to sing it and fetch it...We exactly clicked and that to me is far more than worth than just the commercial portion of�it...it makes everything just so much better and so enjoyable as a�vocalist. Everything just happens for a reason and the timing is nowadays right and came naturally.
Jaike: The song itself, �No More Tears� sounds like another milestone in�both�your vocation and animation. Amber, you�ve always had a selfsame personal connection�to your�music, and your last release, �Melt With the Sun� was very unlike from the album ahead, though you said that it was the nighest thing to an �Amber standard� as your fans might notice, after producing a very different sound in �My Kind of World�. In other language, there is a story to be told through the songs you prefer, so what is the story of �No More Tears�? Is it the sign of a new and more powerful sound from Amber? It would seem that by pick such a classic song, you ar returning to the past, and delivery it forward to your future?
Amber: Like I aforesaid I ALWAYS adored this song and it simply so happened that I am a HUGE fan of Barbra and Zelma was queerly enough a HUGE fan of Donna...and we ar sooo able to relate to the title itself in many ways- professionally and personally it could just non be more than perfect. Also the paper is static very current - women were perpetually part of minorities in regards to their overall rights and we still have stigmas today attached to what we ar capable and are purportedly not up to of. I think it is a very universal joint message out there silent...and we are Western women- we cannot even imagine what 2/3 of the rest of the world in regards to the female population has to still deal with and is going through in regards to male suppression. Let's not forget emancipation and voting rights, etc were legally disposed to us [women] over here actually not that long ago...
Jaike: The remixes for this album ar produced by Pathos V2 and Solar City, deuce artists with which you have worked extensively, Amber. How did they oppose to the opportunity to change this classic into something that their following could relate to?
Amber: They were super excited, of course! My producer Wolfram Dettki from Pathos V2 had his 'Diva vocal overload' in the studio, as he also produced the vocals and he is a perfectionist at heart...he is just now such an amazing manufacturer and he was in his component when he got that opportunity. He loved every minute of it.He has a classical mix that stays a bit more true to the original and then more of a pop mix where as Solar City gave it the club hymn twist. They all worked very long and hard to non lose the integrity spell bringing it to 2008.�Zelma and I- we just had a good clip with it and let it come naturally- we�knew the song of track but wanted to transpire it into 2008- we both seem to very also be natural at improvisation- so we have a center part that totally developed naturally which was scarcely great! And I gave Zelma more parts to sing than Barbra gave Donna...(laughs) - we really tried to keep it equal.
Jaike: I can't wait to hear it! So, how is it to work with Zelma Davis? You've described how natural you deuce are unitedly, and how the two of you share many of the same ethos. Sounds like a mate made in heaven!
Amber: Just fantastic- a very talented lady with so much more to offer than the chances she was ever disposed - that lip syncing scandal that was asked from her by her then label when she was just 19 that took her flying calling down in an inst...she is just very professional and grounded...just the way I like it... No nonsense- no attitude- to the point. And I want everybody to get over that and see her for what she is truly capable of and for the things that she did reach and non ge her by that one misunderstanding because she does
Monday, 30 June 2008
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Wednesday, 25 June 2008
Hellogoodbye
Artist: Hellogoodbye
Genre(s):
Rock: Pop-Rock
Alternative
Rock: Punk-Rock
Discography:
Zombies! Aliens! Vampires! Dinosaurs!
Year: 2006
Tracks: 11
Hellogoodbye Ep
Year: 2004
Tracks: 5
Hellogoodbye
Year: 2004
Tracks: 5
Hellogoodbye ar a group of way-out, fun-loving emo bikers from California wHO appear to take as practically influence from modernistic pop-punk as they do from the original Nintendo sound bleeps that held children captive in the late '80s. Formed by heights school friends in 2002, their playful stain of indie index pop is infused with sugary sugariness, tricky dance beats, and sufficiency department of Energy to exhaust a mathematical group of five-year-olds. Hellogoodbye, named after a quote from Saved by the Bell's Screech Powers, is composed of vocalist/guitarist Forrest Kline, bassist Marcus Cole, keyboardist Jesse Kurvink, and drummer Chris Profeta. First releasing their self-titled EP for give up download on their label's website, the physical album hit stores with an additional runway in November 2004 on Drive Thru (where Kline used to intern). The move worked to the band's advantage and their euphony quickly spread; the individual "Shift Shimmy Quarter Turn" made minor waves on MTV and garnered the circle a pretty notable undermentioned for having only a handful of songs to their name. Extensive touring commenced, connection up for gigs (which much included piss guns, confetti, and costumes) with bands like the Format and the All-American Rejects. The euphony video/live DVD OMG HGB DVD ROTFL appeared in the fall of 2005, and by the year's goal, the banding had won the on air MTV Dew Circuit Breakout contest, lacing Over It and Tub Ring in the ending. Early 2006 was played out playing sold-out nationwide dates as openers for the Academy Is... in front hook up with Motion City Soundtrack and Straylight Run in the leaping for the MTVU Campus Invasion Tour. A spot on May's Bamboozle fete preceded a summer spent on the Warped Tour. All this activity finally lED up to the firing of their highly hoped-for uncut Zombies! Aliens! Vampires! Dinosaurs!, which lastly hit stores that August.
Wednesday, 18 June 2008
Tell-alls: Madonna, Britney
Madonna and Britney Spears are about to get socked with tell-all books about their lives, PageSix.com reports.
Pop star Madonna may be the more betrayed. Her brother Christopher Ciccone, who had a falling-out with Madonna several years ago, has collaborated with journalist Wendy Leigh on an expos� of his sister for Simon Spotlight Entertainment, an imprint of Simon & Schuster � and it�s going to be �brutal.�
�It�s extremely graphic and devastating,� said a source who declined to give details. �He wrote it on the sly without telling Madonna. They want to put it out before her lawyers can get a hold of it.�
The book, due out next month, has a massive print run of 350,000 copies.
A friend of Madonna said, �We�d heard rumours, but didn�t realize he�d actually written it. He was there through the crazy years and has many stories to tell, I�m sure. He�s seen it all. Oh, my.�
Adam Rothberg, Simon & Schuster�s spokesperson, told the New York Post, �We don�t have anything to say at this time.� Madonna�s rep declined to comment.
Ciccone � a decorator/chef once described by Rupert Everett in Everett�s biography as �a solid raft for Madonna in the shark-infested waters� � was ditched by his sister after she hooked up with her now husband Guy Ritchie.
Meanwhile, singer Spears is the subject of a tome by investigative reporter Ian Halperin, the author of Hollywood Undercover: Revealing The Sordid Secrets Of Tinseltown and Bad And Beautiful: Inside The Dazzling And Deadly World Of Supermodels.
Halperin, who plans to offer Stalking Britney: Under Siege With Britney Spears to publishers next week, reportedly reveals �details of at least two suicide attempts by the troubled star,� as well as allegations by a drug dealer about her substance abuse.
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Friday, 6 June 2008
Murphy joins Juno star in thriller
Variety reports that the film tells the story of a man (Murphy) with a split personality who fools the residents of Peacock, Nebraska into believing his alter-egos are man and wife.
Page, currently on Irish screens in 'Juno', plays a young mother who holds the key to the man's past.
The film, directed by first-time director Michael Lander, will begin shooting in May.
Read the review of 'Juno' here.