We make music. Some of it is stompy and aggressive. Some of it is quiet and pretty.

Akmaral Zykayeva is a Kazakh singer-songwriter, multi-musician, composer and sound producer. Her music varies from electronic, alternative, to ethnic and contemporary classic.

These are the parts that seep out of me so I don't explode.

Moniker is Darin Leach.
In less than a decade, Darin's career has spanned from composing & producing for world renowned Film Trailer Companies, music libraries, and TV shows, to creating groundbreaking music-based technology with one of planet earths most notorious hackers (Samy Kamkar). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uLGzVp6OlqQ
His musical prowess includes genres such as
Electronica, EDM, Dubstep, Orchestral, Drum&Bass, Ambient, Downtempo, Experimental, Big beat, Hip Hop, Chillout, and more. 
Being a certified Forensics Audio Engineer has led him to work on blockbuster movies such as Inception & Sherlock Holmes 2, and has bled over into his personal career as a producer, heavily influencing his take on sound design and the ability to "demix" tracks to create, previously impossible, remixes. 



A little bit of productive music makes it a little bit better.  I sing about things we exprience in life.  The style is what it's title reflects [IDENTICAL]

Scores links three long-time friends, former roommates and like-minded architects of intricate, cerebral indie rock. You may recognize the charismatic vocal melodies of CJ Calhoun from Cowboy Indian Bear and his solo project, Bonzo Madrid. He’s accompanied by brothers Austin and Alexander Ward, the brains behind The Noise FM and contributors to the visceral flavors of Hembree. 

The Wards and Calhoun had long toyed with the idea of creating music together, but a month-long backpacking trip through Europe sealed the deal. They were inspired by the “heavy bass lines, driving drums, and distorted synthesizers” that pulsated through clubs they visited across the continent.

That cadence comes through on “Talk Flood,” with an added dose of piercing indignation. While it’s just as easy to get trapped in the song’s melody, you’ll likely find yourself ensnared and emboldened by its deliberate sense of chaos. Calhoun’s sleek and earnest vocal delivery steers its frenetic pace as he frames the turbulent state of gun violence and police brutality in America. 

Histrionic rhythms and jarring soundscapes thread together imagery of rubber bullets, riot gear, “another kid on the ground brings a military answer,” and “dogs staring down the protestors.” Though its lyrics were written in the wake of the protests in Ferguson, Missouri, the trio reminds us of how clearly they echo today as they declare “the doom coming down on a whole generation." 

- Michelle Bacon / 90.9 The Bridge

Mark Edwin Wetzel & Henry Joseph Bianco IV

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