from "The Belleville exciting Jazz Bossa nova Songs".

LET ME TALK TO YOU (from "The Belleville exciting Jazz Bossa nova songs")

I love creative music.  Music helps us to have good times, so necessary in the day to day. I hope my music fulfills that end.
  

DJ Adam Bendell, currently 21,  took up the Tech-House persona "Digital Samurai" in 2016 under the tutelage and guidance of veteran Underground legends Freddy Silva and Pumatron.  He is quickly gaining attention in the underground community as a torch bearer, keeping house and techno true to their roots: with meticulously layered beats, hard hitting basslines, and a dark and melodic flare and displaying an aptitude for DJing techniques sure to keep the dancefloor on fire from looping and tweaking samples to juggling beats and scratching. With a vast musical archive to draw from, you can expect only the best club and ungerground hits from the 70's, 80's, and 90's,  all the way to tracks so fresh they have yet to be released, either way you are in for a musical joyride, hope you buckled up tight.

Self made man and Guitarist, Nzo had his first studio musician experiences at the tender age of 18, in styles as diverse as Rock, Funk, Hip-Hop and variety. With this experience, he launched into computer assisted production and compositions. In 2001, he released his 1st house single "I'm flying" on the m/trax label based in Los Angeles. I'm flying's release in France led Nzo and the Troublemen to meet, and thus the Troublemen begged Nzo to became the group's guitarist. After various independantly released singles, he signed with the highly respected British label PENG the popular tune: « Our family » which brought him considerable respect from the house music industry. In 2003 he joins the « Savannah House Band » 1st live house band produced by the Troublemen. He also participates in the recording of the « Tribute to the Funk » compilation, where he played along side the great names of 80's funk : Jocelyne Brown, Oliver Cheatham, Jerôme Prister, Annita Ward and James D-Train Williams who became a friend. On a quest for his own style, he is currently devoting himself to composing personal tunes developed under the influence of some of his fave artists such as Stevie Wonder, Marvin Gay, the Isley Broters, Jeff Buckley, Lewis Taylor, Steve Vai, Stevie Ray Vaughan

LET ME TALK TO YOU (from "The Belleville exciting Jazz Bossa nova songs")

ENZO CICALA