Tony DiLorenzo's compositions are as diverse as his musical influences. He fuses elements of Rock, Nu-Jazz, Electronic and World into his own unique blend. The common denominator in all his compositions is the use of virtual and hardware synthesizers to emulate an ensemble of live musicians.

Born to artistic parents, Tony DiLorenzo was destined to become a musician. His mother studied voice but pursued a career in animation. His father studied trumpet but pursued a career as a professional photographer. As a young child, Tony uttered the five words that most parents dread – "I WANT TO PLAY DRUMS." His parents took a deep breath and enrolled him in the local music school to begin drum lessons but ultimately piano would become his instrument.

A few things attracted Tony to keyboards. He was about 10 years old when he caught a band of high school students playing in a local park. The organist was playing a dual-manual Farfisa from the early seventies. He thought "that looks cool" when he saw the colorful switches and heard the sound blasting from the rotating Leslie speaker. Hearing "Where Have I Known You Before" from Return To Forever and "Brain Salad Surgery" from Emerson Lake and Palmer really put him over the top – he had to play keyboards. Thatz where it all began.

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MROZINSKI was born and raised on the Northside of Brooklyn. At 5, MROZINSKI began teaching himself music. At 12, MROZINSKI became a Church Organist and Choirmaster. MROZINSKI's rockstar career began at 21 with major New York press and sold-out performances and produced a Top Ten discorock hit in Europe. Since then, MROZINSKI has penned thousands of songs and soundtracks, now going global via mrozinskimusic.com, where MROZINSKI MUSIC MINISTRIES brings a message of peace and possibilities.

Jazz. The great American art form. Reinvented.

WJG is a Jazz composer that blends electronica elements - both downtempo and uptempo, bits of film soundtrack for spice and humor, and traditional classical elements into the stew that is his music.

"Dad was a jazz trumpet player, mom a jazz singer, and I'm married to multi-platinum vocalist Randy Jones. Mom and dad met at a Louis Armstrong concert. Dad has hung out with his idol Harry James. And Randy has chatted into the morning hours in the Village with  Cecil Taylor. So there is a pedigree there. I have just looked to stretch the boundaries of the form of recorded Jazz."

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BIO: If its true that two heads are better than one, then New York based Italians, Paolo Cilione & Claudio Camaione known as Blow-­‐Up are living proof. They write, perform & produce rhythmic based pop songs that are unique in style, flair and execution. To date, they have yielded two indie Blow-­‐Up albums available at www.itunes.com: "Exploding Plastic Pleasure" (with guest appearances by Debbie Harry of Blondie & Lydia Lunch) and "In Technicolor." Their latest single titled "John Travolta" is already peaking the Euro Pop Radio & Club charts world wide. The video clip for John Travolta was filmed in Istanbul, Turkey and features Performance Artist/Living Paper Cartoon "Ennio Marchetto." Their popularity has opened up an entirely new field for the pair: remixes. Blow-­‐Up's approach to remixing is far from a layered dance beat with echoed vocals seated on top. They completely rewrite & rerecord the music score and add instrumentation as if it was a fresh new song while keeping it palatable for the dance floor and interesting enough for the home, car and iPOD. Their remixes have transformed familiar songs like Rod Stewart’s “Do You Think I’m Sexy”, Blondie’s “Good Boys”, The Flaming Lips "Ego Tripping" & Yoko Ono's "Every Man / Every Woman" that was featured on the critically acclaimed "Yes I'm A Witch" LP and released as a single in England. Yoko Ono has now commissioned Blow-­‐Up to mix "Give Peace A Chance 2009." The new Alanis Morrisette single "Not As We" is the new remix by Blow-­‐Up. Arguably the most powerful of Blow-­‐Up’s admirers is Madonna. Blow-­‐Up remixes of “Love Profusion”, "Hollywood" & "Sorry" all hit number one on the Billboard charts and just completed is a mix for "Give It 2 Me" from her LP "Hard Candy." Though Madonna's stamp of approval gave their business a significant boost, the pop icon had long been an acquaintance. Director Penelope Spheeris (Wayne's World) chose Camaione & Cilione compositions "Are You Ready To Go? & Let Me See Your Underwear" for her latest movie "The Kid & I" starring Jamie Lee Curtis, Tom Arnold, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Henry Winkler and Shaquille O'Neal. And recently the song "John Travolta" had been included for the soundtrack of the Italian/European blockbuster "Natale In Crociera" and "Let Me See Your Underwear" has been included in the movie "The Telling". The latest Blow-­‐Up single "Sloop John B." is a remake of the Beach Boys hit from the 1960s. It's an old folk song that the marina and fishermen would sing and no one really knows who wrote it or how old it is. Blow-­‐Up love music from all decades. if you listen to their CDs you can hear influences from the Rockabilly twang guitar 1950s, Pop 1960s, 1970s Glam & Disco and 1980s Electro New Wave. The New York based Italians, Claudio Camaione & Paolo Cilione have be making music for 10 years under the name Blow-­‐ Up. They write, perform & produce pop songs that are unique in style, flair and execution. To date, they have yielded three full length CDs available at www.itunes.com: "Back to Brooklyn", "Exploding Plastic Pleasure" (with guest appearances by Debbie Harry of Blondie & Lydia Lunch) and "In Technicolor." Their most famous hit single titled "John Travolta" was a Euro Pop Radio & Club chart song world wide. Blow-­‐Up started out as remixers but quickly turned their talent to song writing and productions of their own releases. Their remixes have transformed familiar songs like Rod Stewart’s “Do You Think I’m Sexy”, Blondie’s “Good Boys”, The Flaming Lips "Ego Tripping" & Yoko Ono's "Every Man / Every Woman" & "Give Peace A Chance 2009", Alanis Morrisette "Not As We" and the most powerful of
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Blow-­‐Up’s remixes were for Madonna. Blow-­‐Up mixes of “Love Profusion”, "Hollywood", "Give It To Me" & "Sorry" all hit number one on the Billboard charts. The new Blow-­‐Up LP "Back To Brooklyn" is available to download everywhere on line and "Sloop John B." is the 4th single from the CD. "I'm Gonna Give You What You Want", "You Really Turn Me On" & "John Travolta" all became popular radio and club singles.
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l'ultimo singolo dei Blow-­‐Up e una cover dei Beach Boys un grande successo degli anni '60'.
e una vecchia canzone folk che i marinai e i pescatori cantavano in mare, nessuno conosce chi l'ha veramente
scritta e quando e veramente vecchia la song.
I Blow-­‐Up amano musica di tutti i tempi (tutti i decades). se si ascolta i loro cd's si puo ascoltare lei nfluenze dal
rockabilly twang guitar 1950's pop 1960s, 1970's Glam & Disco e 1980's Electro New Wave.
Il duo di origine Italiana basati a New York, Claudio Camaione & Paolo Cilione hanno cominciato a fare musica
da circa 10 dieci anni con il nome di "Blow-­‐Up".
Scrivono, cantano e producono pop songs unico in style, di buon gusto ed esecuzione.
fino ad oggi hanno sfornato tre album CD's disponibile su www.itunes.com: Back To Brooklyn" Exploding Plastic
Pleasure" (con ospiti come l'icona Debbie Harry della band of Blondie, e la Punk No-­‐ Wave icona Lydia Lunch)
e "In Technicolor" hanno scritto e collaborato anche con Dee Dee Ramones della punk band dei Ramones.
Il singolo piu famoso e conosciuto dal titolo John Travolta e stata una Hit Euro Pop radio & clubs charts in tutto
il mondo.

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