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Torreblanca y gepe

PlayStreet

Fontana Bella

Natalia Lafourcade & Álex Ferreira - Ambrosia [Live at The HoC]

Track 2 from the 'Always' EP, get it here: http://smarturl.it/panama

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Panama - How We Feel

Composer/Arranger: Kishore Ramnani @bioshiva
Singer/Songwriter: Kat Alano @katalano
Bass + Guitars: Marshall White
Trumpet: Yvan 'Boomy' Baumgartner

'Pandora' - Kat Alano + Shiva collaboration (feat. Marshall White and Boomy)

"More Than" by Au Revoir Simone. Produced by Au Revoir Simone & Jorge Elbrecht, available on Instant Records (US), Moshi Moshi (Europe/AUS), and Rallye (Japan)

More Than

Primer sencillo del disco y tambien 3er LP llamado Caballeros del Albedrio.

AUSTIN TV - El hombre panico (2011)

Austin TV - Flores Sobre Las Piedras

Autor: Juan Manuel Torreblanca
Voces: Natalia Lafourcade
Producción: Juan Manuel Torreblanca / Arturo "Turra" Medina 
Producción Ejecutiva: Leonel García
EP: "Defensa"

©2010 Torreblanca.

Torreblanca - Largo

Autor: Juan Manuel Torreblanca
Coros: Denise G. M. "Lo Blondo" / Leonel García "León Polar"
Producción: Juan Manuel Torreblanca / Arturo "Turra" Medina 
Producción Ejecutiva: Leonel García
EP: "Defensa"

©2010 Torreblanca.

Torreblanca - Nunca acabo lo que empiezo

Del disco de Austin tv: "Fontana Bella"   (2007)

AUSTIN TV - Ana no t fallé

AUSTIN TV - Olvidé decir adiós

South Park estilo AUSTIN TV

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Ocupamos las iniciales de South Park   "S" y "P"  que equivalen a   7 y 6 respectivamente para hacer la reversión del tema. Tomandolos como 4tos  7/4 y 6/4 

AUSTIN TV - Tema South Park Version 7-6

Hicimos casi 30 cues para la Película "Más que a nada en el mundo" 2006
Y 3 cancionesFue un gran aprendizaje para nosotros!

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AUSTIN TV - Le final (Cue en la película Más que a nada en el mundo 2006)

Autor: Juan Manuel Torreblanca / Ulises Hadjis
Producción: Quique Rangel 
Editora: Arts&Crafs México
Álbum: "Bella Época"
©2011 Arts&Crafts Mexico bajo licencia exclusiva de Torreblanca.

Torreblanca - Las horas

02 Voces iluminadas por sonrientes

-Roma Telcel- 

"La maravilla de esa boca, ilumina todo como el sol,  
Una cosa lleva a otra y la vida pinta mucho mejor.

Elijo el lugar para cenar, 
Botella de vino para empezar,
Sé que decirlo es tan sencillo, 
Pero cuando...
 
La maravilla de esa boca, ilumina todo como el sol,
Yo quisiera metaforizarla, provocarte la mejor impresión,

No paro de hablar, buscando aparentar,
Que no muero de nervios, y ya estoy pensando,
Que voy a acercarme en cualquier momento...

Que lo que está pasando es el amor, 
Dime que lo sientes igual que yo,
Yo sé que no estoy loco es el amor,
Sigue la corriente y juguemos hoy,
A descubrir la primavera en el interior,
De tu habitación, te invito.

La maravilla de esa boca, me ha enseñado que reír es mejor,
Para cuando apareciste así, la rutina para mi terminó,

Y cupido acertó, para variar,
Con la saeta de oro, atravesó todas las barreras,
Que había erigido por miedo al amor...

Miedo que sin mas desapareció,
Yo sé que no estoy loco,
Es el amor, sigue la corriente y juguemos hoy,
A descubrirnos los secretos mas íntimos,
Hasta el mas ínfimo rincón será,
Una esquina del cielo.
 
Esto es el amor, dime que lo sientes igual que yo,
Es el amor, sigue la corriente y juguemos hoy,
Esto es el amor, dime que lo sientes igual que yo,
Es el amor, sigue la corriente y juguemos hoy.
 
Vámonos a Roma o vamos a París,
Perdámonos en Tokio o besémonos en Berlín,
A Río de Janeiro, Lóndres o Madrid,
Vamos a Santiago,
O quedémonos sin salir,
Siempre aquí."

Autor: Juan Manuel Torreblanca 
Producción: Quique Rangel 
©2012 

Torreblanca - Roma [Versión Telcel]

'It's Not Over' is the lastest single from Future Classic's newest signing, Panama. It was recorded in Los Angeles with super producer, Eric Broucek of DFA Records fame (Holy Ghost, LCD Soundsystem).

Steeped in splashes of yacht rock, hopeful house music and an avid appreciation for the ʻ80s, Panama make music that is as brimming with a quiet, golden nostalgia as it is bright and anthemic in its delivery.

The 'It's Not Over' film clip, cast and shot in Berlin, debuted on The Fader on October 4, 2012. Watch it here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YMKZIaIN7O4

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Panama - It's Not Over

Versión acústica de "Limosna" por Natalia Lafourcade.
©2012 Sony Music Entertainment México, S.A. de C.V.

Natalia Lafourcade - Limosna [Acústica]

"The Origins of Rhythm"
by Paolo Pietropaolo, 2011

Anytime I take the bus these days I notice the unsynchronized wobble of nodding heads, the arrhythmic patter of tapping feet: an outward indication that many of my fellow passengers are locked into private worlds, captive to personal soundtracks.

It’s curious that we so often listen to music as a way to block out the world, since many scientists now believe that music evolved as a way to bring humans together and to help societies function harmoniously. In The Origins of Music, biologist Walter J. Freeman makes the case that “music together with dance have co-evolved biologically and culturally to serve as a technology of social bonding.”

In some cultures, there are no separate words for “dance” and “music”. They are one and the same. That’s always rung true to me, even when swaying and otherwise reacting with my body to classical music, in overbearing concert halls, while feeling the disapproving stares of my neighbours.

I recently produced a series of documentaries about Indian music called The Subcontinental. One of the things that struck me was how much Indian music ties itself to the body with its rhythms. And dance is a big part of Indian music, from folk music like bhangra to the great classical dance traditions like Bharatnatyam, to the modern Bollywood stage.

I’ve long loved Indian music, and one of the reasons is because it always reminds me how much music is of our bodies as well as our minds.

In seeking to understand the origins of music, scientists like Freeman are analyzing the activities of our brains as we sing, dance, play or listen. (Their fascinating search inspired another documentary series called The Nerve.)

But there are other stories, old stories about the origins of music - perhaps none older than the Hindu story of the dances of Shiva and Parvati.

In this sonic exploration of the origins of rhythm, the great tabla master Ustad Zakir Hussain tells that story.

I think of this piece as a “scored story”, somewhere between traditional audio storytelling, and a musical composition with lyrics. In addition to Ustad Hussain, you’ll hear the voices of filmmaker Deepa Mehta and Bollywood choreographer Shiamak Davar. As well, you’ll hear the sounds of Bollywood movie dance rehearsals led by Shiamak, and the sounds of the very first college-level Bhangra dance course offered in North America, underway right now at Vancouver’s Simon Fraser University and taught by Raakhi Sinha.

Taking these words and sounds, and adding others they suggest, I’ve attempted to celebrate the importance of dance - and its implication of people moving together - to the origins of music. 

-Paolo Pietropaolo


The Origins of Rhythm

サーカスナイト(Performed by 向井秀徳) 

Esta noche. 
Este sitio te espera mientras un niño despierta 
oyendo notas olvidadas , viejas 

En nungun instante me olvides 
siempre acuerdate de sentir 
esta real felicidad 

Esta larga ilusion concentra enormes sueños 
Pienso en retomar otro sendero 

En nungun otro sitio dare importancia a lagrimas amargas 
Regresar Intituitivamente seria algo perfecto 
pero romperia acuerdos que un extraño nombro 

Ojala entiendas 
y si tienes una verdad interior 
es real amigo 

Mucho ocultamos sentimientos 
Las lucioernagas ocultan reflejos apagados 
No desesperes observa


La Vida Marciana con Mauro Conforti
Producido por Mariano Romano, Ezequiel kronenberg y Mauro Conforti
Grabado en Spector Studios
Mezclado por Gabriel Herrero
Master Daniel Ovie
Diseño SkyZky
Fotos Damian Benetucci
2009

Banda: La Vida Marciana 
Manuel Caizza - Bateria 
Mariano Romano - Guitarras 
Ezequiel Kronenberg - bajo 
Nicolás Mucci - Guitarras 
Mauro Conforti - Teclados, guitarra y Voz. 

Invitados: 
Fernando Samalea - Percusión 
Maria Ezquiaga- Voces 
Julieta Ulanovsky - Voces 
Mariano Campoliete - Voces 
Juan Jacinto - Guitarra 
Hernán Jacinto - Teclados

09- En Ruta

Aum Namah Shivaya (1 hr)

Nirvana Shatakam (1 hr)

Just Desserts Solo Marina And The Diamonds

Torreblanca & Niña Dioz - Defensa [Médico Dub Remix]

Primer sencillo del disco de Austin tv: "Fontana Bella"   (2007)

AUSTIN TV - Shiva

AUSTIN TV - Marduk (2007)

AUSTIN TV - Rucci (2003)

Roy Rogers

AUSTIN TV - Satelite

AUSTIN TV - Mas que a nada en el mundo (2006)

Waiting for vocals and more...

All instruments by myself (no samples, just guitar sounds...)

Thanx for listening!

AMAZE ME WHEN YOU COME

A U S T I N T V is an instrumental indie rock band from Mexico city, they started in 2001 and since then they have reached their goals little by little but with passion! They have earned a place in all Mexico eventhough they have no lyrics, trying to express everything through music without vocals, sharing the stage with bands like Roger Waters (Pink Floyd), The Smashing Pumpkins, Mogwai, Yo la tengo, Jhon Cale (The Velvet Underground), The killers, Incubus, Café Tacvba, Bloc Party, Gogol Bordello, Shout out louds, Tristeza, The Album leaf, Pit er Pat, Metric, Zoé, Sizu Yantra, San Pascualito rey, Porter, José Agustín (the writer) among others and playing in the most important festivals in their country and nearby like:
COACHELLA 2008 ( COACHELLA VALLEY MUSIC AND ARTS FESTIVAL in Indio, California) , SXSW (SOUTH BY SOUTH WEST in Austin,Texas, USA), LAMC (in New York, USA), ROCK AL PARQUE 08 (Bogotá, Colombia), PERSONAL FEST 07 (Buenos Aires, ARGENTINA), FESTIVAL CERVANTINO 07 (Guanajuato, MEXICO)MOTOROKR 07 (Mexico) MANIFEST (Mexico) AND VIVE LATINO 2005,2006 and 2007 (Mexico) . They also have done a complete score for a mexican movie called “Más que a nada en el mundo” besides of other movies where they have used their songs, like American Visa, Temporada de Patos, Amor extremo and La noche de los guerreros. Austin tv has released their third album in studio called “FONTANA BELLA” produced by Emanuel del Real (Café Tacvba’ s formal member) , Mixed by Tim O..Heir (Hot rod circuit, Stellastar, Dinosaur Jr, The Jelaous sound, Radio 4, Push to talk,etc.) and mastered by Tom Baker.




AUSTIN TV - Shiva

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