Contagious presents: Your Unity

Australia’s weekly Melodic, Deep, Progressive & Trance Radio Show. Produced and mixed live in Adelaide on Fresh 92.7 (http://www.fresh927.com.au) and syndicated globally.

Formally known as “Global Trance”, this radio show stems from 19 years of on-air exposure, providing upfront and quality melodic electronic dance music. Your Unity explores Progressive, Trance, Tech, Deep & House Music, with everything in-between. 

Your Unity features three amazing segments; the ‘Premium Pick’, which is a pick of the week, usually a new fresh quality production; the ‘Prestigious Pick’ which is an older, classic, influential tune which still continues to deliver quality sounds and fond memories; and the ‘Ken Spector Selector’ where Ken Spector (Lens) from Los Angeles USA selects his pick of the week, which is an amazing selection of Progressive and Melodic Trance, picked months before the release date, or exclusive tracks never heard before by the general public.

Your Unity pushes music with emotional integrity. Whether its brand new tracks thanks to the many Promo’s the boys get, or the amazing classic influential tracks that never cease to get old. You can catch all the fun and Trancey Goodness right here!

Get connected with us:
Website: www.yourunity.com.au
Twitter: www.twitter.com/yourunity
Facebook: www.facebook.com/yourunity
Instagram: www.instragram.com/yourunity | @yourunity
Sound Cloud: www.soundcloud.com/yourunity
Mix Cloud: www.mixcloud.com/yourunity
Snap Chat: @yourunity

I play around with lots of things but BASS is what I do best! 

I owned a rehearsal & recording studio in Pennsylvania from 2000 to 2006. Had a great run there recording a huge variety of artists as well as some of my own bands. In recent years I create music using electronic & organic instrumentation on Logic Pro. 

I am pretty much open to anything these days, but here is little history...

I've played in lots of bands over the years, both cover bands as well as original music projects. I prefer being creative, working with others to write music. But recreating cover songs and making them unique to the band is always fun too.

I grew up listening to lots of different bands, 60's thru the 80's. I was always mostly into metal and progressive rock. Black Sabbath, Iron Maiden and Judas Priest at one end, and Yes, Rush &amp; Genesis at the other.

Today I still enjoy hearing that stuff and playing it once in a while. I've really gotten into jazz in recent years, but can't really play it, lol. I love Victor Wooten, Pat Metheny, Bela Fleck, Weather Report, Oz Not and many others. Lately I've only been playing with the band at my church each Sunday doing contemporary worship stuff. It's keeping me playing but I'd like to do more.

My primary influences are Steve Harris, Geezer Butler, Geddy Lee, Chris Squire, Paul McCartney, John Entwistle.

My current gear:

Dingwall Combustion 5-String Amethyst Anniversary
Schecter Stiletto Diamond Series Custom 5-String
1985 Fender Performer 4-String
Hartke HA5500 & Hartke 410XL Cabinet
Fender Squire Affinty Stratocaster
Fender Electric Acoustic
VOX VT30 Valvetronix Amp
and other miscellaneous goodies!

A genre-defying performer, dedicated educator, and omnivorous listener, Dan DeChellis has lived his musical vision for over 40 years, leveraging strict classical training into deep-dive explorations of modern classical improvisation, free improvisation, jazz, rock, and ambient music. 
Beginning piano studies at age 7, Dan earned bachelors and masters degrees in piano performance from Appalachian State University and Duquesne University, then spent a year studying improvisation with Paul Bley and Ran Blake at the New England Conservatory of Music (NEC). In Boston and later New York, he released more than a half-dozen solo and group recordings on his own Sachimay Records label; co-founded Brooklyn’s Improvised and Otherwise Festival; performed at venues including the Knitting Factory, Tonic, CBGB’s, and Sculler’s Jazz Club; and collaborated with musicians including drummers Tatsuya Nakatani and Gerry Hemingway, saxophonists Bhob Rainey and Jack Wright, bassists Gene Perla and Reuben Radding, guitarists Philip Tomasic and Chris Forsyth, and the trio Chainworks with electronics player Brian Moran and percussionist Matt Hannafin. 
In 2002, Dan and his wife, soprano Anita DeChellis, relocated to Pennsylvania’s Lehigh Valley, opening a private music studio and establishing a presence in the regional music scene. In 2006, Dan accepted a position at Moravian College, where he currently teaches improvisation and piano and directs the Moravian Improvised Music Ensemble (M.I.M.E.), which was named Outstanding Classical Ensemble at the 2017 Lehigh Valley Music Awards. His jazz group, the Dan DeChellis Trio, has released four recordings of original compositions, and a new duo project with wife Anita DeChellis evolves the modern classical improvisation style they honed in earlier groups including the Focus Quintet and the Dan DeChellis Chamber Ensemble. Dan indulges his rock impulses with the bands Acoustic Kitty Project, Christine Martucci and the Band of Love, and the Dana Gaynor Band, and works as a studio musician for a variety of artists. 
Beyond music, Dan is a father of two, a homebrewer, an avid cook, and an obsessive record collector. 
"For many years, I thought of music as a process and a result, but as I get older I’m seeing it much more as simply a language and a conversation. You don’t need to decide what to talk about or where you’ll go with it; you just start talking.” — Dan DeChellis

Orelia are a three piece tantrum of love, loss and hope. 'There's not another Heaven where the beautiful people go'.

The Equippers Church Australia Podcast from our Reynella location.

Floating alternative pop music. 

Chelsea is a two time winner of the SCALA FOOM Festival Songwriting Competition, and recorded the EP "An Imaginary Life" with her band Orelia. Orelia gained an enthusiastic audience from their theatrical stage shows, unique sound and accessible repertoire. 

Her songs have an alternative/jazz/punk feel and are infused with metaphorically colourful lyrics. This songstress regularly strays from traditional writing standards, drawing strength from her icons, such as Fiona Apple and Tori Amos and 90's Trip Hop all girl band Lucious Jackson. 

While not being confined by the conventional, Chelsea's songs at their core are deeply felt and laced with honest vulnerability and are relatable to all. 

ORELIA
https://www.facebook.com/oreliaofficial?ref=hl

"Jac Dalton is fierce, no quarter crusade of balls-to-the-wall, no-holds-barred classic rock music that engages the listener with a sonic safari of badass attitude mixed with a decidedly modern shape and color."
John Hampton
Ardent Studios, Memphis TN

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