Dan Lir has been producing electronic music since 1995 and since he is releasing his tracks in a major international labels.
He played in hundreds of  Venues, and hosted a leading radio show for 3.5 years.
Most of Dan's tracks are melodic and uplifting. 
In his vocal tracks , Dan uses passionate vocalists that sing lyrics that he wrote by himself, and mostly ones that are influenced by his personal life.

Gigaton - Out Now. Listen to the new album: http://pearljam.lnk.to/gigatonSC

Singer/songwriter and professional filmscore vocalist.  I do vocal work for film, TV, radio, video games, and albums.  For complete bio and list of work, visit http://www.zeforamusic.com/bio/

Note to remixers:
My free vocal stems are all in a set in my Spotlight section.  These stems are all licensed as **non-commercial** Creative Commons, so please feel free to download and remix to your heart’s content so long as you're not charging for it.  You don’t need permission to download, remix, and share for free.  You DO need to ask for a commercial waiver if you want to sell your remix, even if you're just selling it for donations (ie: 'name your own price' on bandcamp, etc.)  In either case, just be sure to credit me and send me a link so I can listen and repost.  I love to hear them!  :)

I'm a singer-songwriter from the UK who smiles every day knowing I am doing what I love for a living.
Thanks for all the kind words, keep listening, keep sharing...you all rock x


The Partially Examined Life is a philosophy podcast by some guys who were at one point set on doing philosophy for a living but then thought better of it. Each episode, we pick a text and chat about it with some balance between insight and flippancy. You don't have to know any philosophy, or even to have read the text we're talking about to (mostly) follow and (hopefully) enjoy the discussion.

Hey guys and gals,
I will be making a playlist and youtube channel soon on my upcoming poetry soon! 

Follow my friend Kelly Lovell in her music AURA production on sound cloud, youtube, and Facebook. She has very touching music that melts your heart.
https://www.facebook.com/auramusicproduction/

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmflOJY7bl0goNUCrT13LIw

https://soundcloud.com/aura_productions

Hey Romeo is a country act from Edmonton, Alberta that was formed in 2002 by Stacie Roper, Rob Shapiro, and Darren Gusnowsky. Their music is characterized by tight harmonies and the signature interplay between Rob's keyboards, Darren's guitar, and Stacie's powerhouse vocals.

Hey Romeo is not just a group of talented musicians but also unique and likable personalities who have been able to persevere through the years. Their commitment to their craft, fans, and each other is reflected in every song they wrote and recorded.

In 2008, the band won the Canadian Country Music Award for Top New Talent of The Year. Their 2010 album, which included the Top 20 hits Searchin’ For You and That’s What I Am, solidified their reputation. That year, Hey Romeo also celebrated the Discovery Award from Music Row Magazine from Nashville, TN.

The band went on to rack up several nominations from coast to coast over the years, including winning the CCMA Award for Group or Duo of The Year in 2011 and 2012 for both That’s What I Am and 2012’s Twist Of Fate. Their lead single, Hello Patio, from the 2014 EP, I Got This, won the 2014 Alberta Country Music Award (ACMA) for Song of The Year.

Throughout their career, Hey Romeo has worked with music industry veterans Rob Hewes, who produced their self titled record, award winning songwriter and producer Byron Hill (George Strait, Alabama, Gary Allan, Ray Charles) who produced their next two records That’s What I Am and Twist of Fate and was a mentor to the group. Brad Crisler (Brett Eldredge, Brooks & Dunn, Trace Adkins, High Valley) stepped in as producer for their fourth record I Got This. The band members Rob Shapiro and Darren Gusnowsky, along with Johnny Gasparic (MCC Studios), produced their last record Ride With Me.

Hey Romeo has shared the stage with some of the biggest names in country music, including Alan Jackson, Sugarland, Darius Rucker, Terri Clark, The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, Gord Bamford and Johnny Reid. Their insistence on staying on the road as much as possible has earned them a reputation as one of the hardest working acts in Canada.

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