I used to live in Amsterdam and play guitar with The Full Wonka but went wandering and never stopped! I now play with The Cambodian Space Project and produce bands that excite the shit out of me! Long live rock n roll xx

HI! You already know my name because it says so on top of your screen.  If you have listened to my music you also know that i sing and play guitar (and all the other instruments).  I have been making music my whole life now and I'm never going to stop.  I want my music to be heard by the world and i want it to connect with people like my influences have connected with me.  Music is a special thing.  God gave the gift of artists so that people can dream while they're awake.  If you like/love/are obsessed with my music, be sure to share it with your friends and their friends and so on.  I would really appreciate it! BYE!

Hi and welcome to my soundcloud. 

I have a great passion for music, can´t imagine a life without it. I listen to all kinds of music from classical to hard rock, but my greatest joy and inspiration is to play and listen to the old Blues and Folk masters like R. Johnson, Son House, Brownie Mcghee, M.J. Hurt, D. Watson and the list goes on. 
I have a bunch of songs that I´ve written and some of them will be uploaded here on soundcloud when I finish recording them. 
For a start I´ve uploaded 2 songs that
I´ve recorded in my studio and it´s from the repetoire of the band/duo I play in called Krebs & Brasen. The songs are typical of the kind of music we play.... good old fashion Blues and Folk music. Niels Brasen plays acoustic guitar and sings the lead vocal I play the acoustic guiar and sings backing vocals. 

Hope you´ll enjoy the music:-)

All the best 
Hasse Krebs

Wasuremono 忘れ物 (Japanese noun. Meaning: lost article; something forgotten.)
is a musical project driven by William Southward and his love to write, record and meticulously arrange atmospheric pop songs in his shed studio in Bradford-On-Avon, UK. 
All of the music is released on ‘The Wilderness Records’ a record label setup by William in 2013.



“Gorgeously melodic, motorik pop” - The Guardian

“They’ve got a real warmth and purpose to their song writing” - Steve Lamacq BBC 6 Music.

“Wasuremono… means anything forgotten or left behind in Japanese. No chance with this brilliant band.” - Lauren Laverne BBC 6 Music.

“… an innovative, richly widescreen experience – the sort of band that really decent speakers were made for." - Louder than War

American Jazz Vocalist based out of Denmark & Los Angeles.

 http://www.facebook.com/CassiaDeMayo

Cassia DeMayo is an American-born jazz vocalist with a deep velvet resonance, a sparkling facility and a distinctive style that truly sets her apart from her contemporaries.

Forgoing excessive adornment, she favors a simpler, minimalist approach, using space, patience and finessed phrasing to open up the lyric and express the bare emotion therein. 

In May of 2015, Cassia released her debut CD “Heart, We Will Forget Him,” a thoughtfully-crafted showcase for a voice that jazz critic Ivan Rod (Gaffa Denmark) describes as “full, mellow and soft like butter.” The nine-track collection features original songs that reflect Cassia’s musical aesthetic – nicely exemplified in the tender languish of “My Party”– as well as her talents as a composer. Cassia’s selection and treatment of jazz standards is equally fresh; her interpretation of “So This is Love,” from the Disney classic “Cinderella,” is an evocative musing that is both playful and nostalgic.

While her repertoire includes original compositions and jazz standards, Cassia steers away from road worn chestnuts, preferring more obscure gems that other vocalists often overlook. She is upbeat in nature but drawn to wistful themes, which she feels best resonate with her sensibilities. “I need there to be some heartbreak in it,” she explains, “Some vulnerability. I want to feel the longing in the song.”

Cassia is definitely the focal point of “Heart, We Will Forget Him,” but she is the first to qualify that the project would not have come together as cohesively as it did without the support and gifted performances of Alex Olesen, Tejs Dragheim and Kristoffer Lysgaard Madsen, on guitar, bass and drums respectively. Critic Martin Loft describes the trio as “the best backing one upcoming jazz diva could wish for.”

Cassia's first formal training came when she was 11-years old. After Cassia announced that she wanted to be a “rock ‘n roller,” her mother enrolled her in the Pasadena Conservatory of Music to study classical voice. She continued her classical studies throughout most of her childhood, subsequently entering the classical voice program at the California Institute of the Arts (CalArts) upon graduation from high school. During her first year at CalArts, Cassia found herself gravitating towards jazz. “When singing jazz, I could express myself the way I needed and wanted to. It all just clicked.” Cassia transferred to Cornish College of the Arts in Seattle, WA and in 2009, received a Bachelor of Music in Jazz Studies. During her time at Cornish, Cassia studied with notable Northwest musicians such as Dawn Clement, Julien Priester, Jovino Santos Neto, Kelley Harland and Becca Duran. Duran was of particular influence, mentoring Cassia and introducing her to the Seattle jazz scene, where she would ultimately launch her career.

Since her arrival in Denmark, where she has been residing since 2012, Cassia has appeared at jazz clubs, venues and notable jazz festivals such as Riverboat Jazz Festival, Aarhus Jazz Festival, Copenhagen Jazz Festival, Vinter Jazz Festival and Bayerisches Jazz Weekend in Germany, where she was one of three featured performers. Cassia’s debut album continues to receive positive reviews, and her music is being played on numerous radio stations, including “The Jazz UK” and “Virginia Music,” an Amsterdam station that features female artists exclusively. 

Cassia’s master musicianship is balanced with a lucent humanity that touches the very soul of the listener. She creates an alluring emotional landscape that lingers long after the song is over. As her music continues to reach new audiences, her artistic impact will be recognized, celebrated and deeply felt. 

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