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Pasha Technique (Technique) - the performer in a style that can be described only as an "alternative to failing Russian rap" in recent years, the frontman of the ensemble Kunteynir and contracted in a shameful article in the Russian Criminal Code (which is not too surprising, given the regular and detailed reports on the themes of entertaining drug use in its tracks). Exactly! Respect is the expansion of the scope of what can in opposition to commercially oriented "true rappers" like 5 Splash with its restrictive manifests or Vlad shafts, with its references to the roots.
Pasha Technician – one of the band members Kunteynir was in 2008 caught red-handed by the police with a certain amount of drugs because the bases of some of the friends. Announced charity event in the redemption of the musician in the investigation Kunteynir the investigation was not successful, and for several years he stayed in places not so remote, but a creative life was Kunteynir stopped.

The goal was to "make a contribution" (bribe) to the power structures in order to close a criminal case - was not successful. It is for this and had arranged a charity night, all proceeds from which declared as material support for parents Pasha Technique.
In 2013, Pasha Technician was out on PAROLE from places of serving the sentence, "fully realizing and perevospitat".
As a member of degradant-trio Kunteynir and ruthless consumer inside of narcotine, football and underground poet Technique is called, was widely known in narrow circles. New hip-hop creations under the brand Kunteynir, however - as there was still no after the liberation the hero of our story from prison! However, the Technique has gone a different way - began to fight for the return of the positions in the Russian underground by participating in battles and variety of video shows on YouTube.

Activity Pasha Technician and the line about the mythological have an article 228 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (it is true sometimes and in the manner of a caricature of a fascist spoke - so that he, too close 282) played with a Technician cruel joke. It is true that technology has substituted - but very strange sound these lines, taking into account the actual (and many, though) mention of the facts of life conflicts associated with the consumption and distribution of narcotic drugs. Such a conclusion can be made, if to judge on creativity of the Machinery and his state of his soul and body that were shown repeatedly in different competitions "Russian folk rap" performances.
Leading a riotous life and confessing (probably won't for sure - cautious editors rap portal http://www.rapobzor.ru) sallateeska branch of Islam, Technique attended football matches, had experimented with alcohol, barbiturates, and judging by the texts - with an unconventional and types of love - in a word, the Technique was looking for inspiration for their postmodern rap texts in various spheres of life. At the same time, I must say, the Technician was always kind and friendly person, creative person.

Then merry carnival ended abruptly. And apparently when conducting the next test purchase drug control authorities took the plow Equipment on the purchase and possession of a large consignment of narcotic drugs is prohibited.
A small note: the group Kunteynir able to scare the living daylights of any housewife. Team members including, notably, Pasha Technique is wholly appropriate threat of "junkies" described in the books of hunter S. Thompson. Their captions veer between delusional nonsense and baby-talk and its impact can be compared with the successful plays and poems insane.
And topics of these wild songs, and correspondence with the controversial rap star didn't leave any illusions of the infallibility of the musician.

Caught a Ghost is a Soul/R&B project founded by LA based singer and producer Jesse Nolan. The name derives from an old expression, meaning “feeling the spirit,” referring to a kind of musical possession.

The band’s first album “Human Nature” (+1 Records) was released in 2014 to much acclaim, featured on Rolling Stone, La Blogotheque, Carson Daly, Interview magazine, Revolt TV and more. Human Nature had an impressive streak of TV placements, with the songs “No Sugar in My Coffee,” “Sleeping at Night,” and “Time Go” appearing in dozens of TV shows, including Boardwalk Empire, Shameless, Suits, Grey’s Anatomy, Blacklist, Vampire Diaries, Crashing, and others. The band composed original music for the film Dear White People, and has also been featured in several trailers and commercials, and the first fully cooperative video game “A Way Out,” by EA, which comes out in 2018. Their dark and explosive song “Can’t Let Go” is also the theme song for the hit show “Bosch,” on Amazon Prime.

Caught a Ghost’s music has been referred to by the LA Times as “A modern take on blue-eyed soul,” infusing the spirit of classic R&B/Soul music with influences from modern production (everything from 90s hip hop to contemporary artists like Flying Lotus, Flume and Kaytranada) Jesse Nolan grew up in Los Angeles, where he received a rich and eclectic musical education. His father sings in a motown/soul band, and made sure to expose him to as much music as possible, particularly instilling a love of R&B, Soul, Blues, and Rock n Roll. Though Caught a Ghost features a rotating cast of musicians, Nolan’s kindergarten classmate Stephen Edelstein is the backbone of the live band, and his Mitch Mitchell style of drumming infuses an immense amount of energy into the live show.

Caught a Ghost started as a studio project, and Nolan plays almost all the instruments on the albums, with the exception of the horns and drums. Obsessed with cinema, Nolan began directing his own music videos, and the band has received over 10 million hits on Youtube. The band became known in Los Angeles, and then nationally as an extremely energetic and charismatic live experience. Often featuring a live horn section, and interactive visuals, Caught a Ghost shows often feel like going to church. Nolan jokingly refers to the music as “secular gospel,” and that in performing he seeks to lose himself in connecting with the audience. Journalists have compared him to a preacher channeling some mysterious higher power.

Caught a Ghost has just completed the second album “Smoke,” due out in early 2018. The songs feature a signature soulfulness, but with the grittier, more bass driven sound. The tracks sound more expansive and cinematic on Smoke, evolving away from vintage revivalism, showcasing Nolan’s LA beat scene influences. Nolan’s visual aesthetic seems to have matured as well showing a strong film noir influence. As the project evolves, one thing remains constant, Caught a Ghost seeks to shake you out of your boredom. Whether through recordings, videos, or live shows, the aim is to make music to “raise the spirits.”

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