The Music of Alex Larke
http://www.alexlarke.com

The Proc-Cast is a podcast with the aim to promote upcoming awesome relatively unknown bands to a new audience. All styles of music are welcome, be it Folk or Funk, Polka or Punk the most talented musicians have the opportunity to showcase their music here. Each episode brings you music and interview focusing on a single artist, giving them a spotlight to share with a wider audience of music lovers.

The Proc-Cast is open to Worldwide interaction. If you are interested in being involved then please get in touch.

"the national anthem of the apocalypse" - Conan O'Brien

Get exclusive, behind the scenes access to my BBC Introducing supported single "Yes You Are" http://bit.ly/AkEttcom
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Work on several projects:
@OTODRecords
soundcloud.com/TAURxS
soundcloud.com/ThisIsML
soundcloud.com/RozenChild
soundcloud.com/JammHot
soundcloud.com/GahLai
soundcloud.com/TheAliceRogers
soundcloud.com/TheJeanMikhael
soundcloud.com/ASJayMusic
http://www.facebook.com/AkaraTheMusic
Find out my latest musings by following on twitter:
twitter.com/akaraett
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Been lucky enough to have songs on BBC Radio 1, and have played at festivals across Europe, including @Afropunk, The Great Escape, Lunatik festival, and @Field-Day-Festival

Growing up on a diet of Nigerian gospel, hip-hop and die-hard 00's neo-soul, I'm using those influences, combined with my classical training, to create sing-along songs that Muse would be proud of. BASS that moves you, emotive instrumentation, with hooky, pop sensibilities.

One Love

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More about me here: www.philosophytorres.org Debut EP out on Hush Hush Records, August 18th!

Was based in North Carolina, now based nowhere in particular. Wanderlust.

All songs on this page are "Copylefted. All rights reversed." People are free -- nay, encouraged -- to use my artistic work for their own creative endeavors, whatever they are. If someone wants a specific component of a song, ask and it shall be given (within the constraints of my schedule). My one and only request is attribution, as I've done for the samples used by crowdsource. All uses of these samples -- from Bjork, Led Zeppelin, Jay-Z, The Beatles, Pixies, Nas, the Rwandan Adventist Gospel Choir, Jaron Lanier, Freddie Mercury, The Turtles, and Lady Gaga, to name a few -- quite squarely, and indeed by intention, fall within the boundaries of Fair Use: at no time have I substituted anyone else's creativity for my own; the financial impact of my use on profits made from the source materials is negligible; and each instance of sampling is unambiguously transformative -- a genuinely new item from materials old. Everything *is* a remix; there is nothing new under the sun. Use other's work, just don't be an asshole about it.

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