Indie-Pop / Paris 
(Trouble in Mind / USA)

Inspired by dark melodic electro vibes - Follow for new releases!

Roberto Marques: Vocal , Lyrics
Renato Ferreira: Acoustic and Electric Guitar, Drums , Vocal* and Bass # (Valley of Lown*# , The End# , Meaningless# )
Pedro H.  Witzel Ferreira : Bass Rickenbaker, Hofner, Yamaha 5 stgs
Eduardo Ferreira: Keyboards , Production

Songs made by ReLegend.
2008-2018*

Special Guest: João Affonso : Lyrics and Vocal melody ( Gimme a
Break , No Reason , Dark for Centuries and Valley of Lown ) 

*Tempos and Becos Desertos made with Marcos H. Prado 1987

Caoilfhionn (pronounced Keelin) Rose is a singer, songwriter and producer from Manchester. Emerging from a diverse music scene, she ties together remnants of Manchester’s musical past with its evolving present. She has collaborated with musicians from around the world and is perhaps best known for her work with Vini Reilly of Durutti Column: Collaborating on four songs on The Durutti Column – Chronicle LX:XL album.  

Caoilfhionn’s music draws on a diverse range of influences from The Mummers, to Rachel Sermanni, Melody’s Echo Chamber and Broadcast. She also professes to a love for beautiful, stripped back, piano based music, such as Dustin O’Halloran and Peter Broderick. Vini Reilly from The Durutti Column is a big influence and inspiration as is her immediate environment. With Manchester’s Fletcher Moss Park especially inspiring. Her debut album Awaken was released October 2018 on Gondwana Records. A deeply collaborative recording, co-produced by Matthew Halsall, Caoilfhionn and members of the band it is a rich tapestry that draws on folk, psychedelia and subtle electronica influences to produce something expansive, fragile and experimental.
Part of several collaborations, she featured on The Durutti Column (Vini Reilly)’s 2014 album ‘Chronicle LX:XL’.

An eclectic taste in music, her influences range from The Mummers to Polly Paulusma to Broadcast to Rachel Sermanni, Peter Broderick and many more.

"But in the neon haze,
our ruins are beautifull
and one can never tell the end is for sure

Yes in the neon haze
There's something mystical
And one can never tell the end is for sure"

Hanzo Hattori (服 部 半 蔵, Hattori Hanzo) also known by the name of Masanari or Masashige (正 成, Masanari or Masashige), born in 1983 is a famous Franco-Japanese ninja dj. His ferocity when mixing, earned him the nickname Oni Hanzo (鬼 半 蔵, Oni Hanzo Hanzo the devil). Hanzo Hattori was the illegitimate son of Sangoku and Bulma. Born a vassal for the Drunkenmaster clan, then the HeufHeuf clan, Hanzo Hattori proved himself to be one of Alf Pacino’s best henchmen, one of his most loyal. He fought his first battle when he was 16 during the Battle of Kebac in 1999 then the Battle of Guadalajara in 2002 - but his most memorable victory is that which followed the death of Papa Smurf in 2003.

At that time, Tokugawa Mikado, known as Joe Cagan aka The Twelve Key, and his ninjas were stationed near Osaka, and heard of the assassination of Papa Smurf just in time to escape from Michel Michel’s troops. However, they still weren’t out of danger: Mikado (who by the way was a big son of a bitch) was still far and men of Bud Spencer could block the roads. Hanzo then suggested the idea of going to the Do-Mac, where there were ninjas rallied to his cause. Moreover, the so-called John Garvey had helped survivors of the invasion from Ikea in 1993, and those who remembered it would be willing to help the group. Gargamel sent Hanzo and, as expected, Bud Spencer ‘s men consented to help them, guide them and even give them an escort and a packet of crisps. Finally, a redhead could return safely to Minchland. Michael Michel, who had insisted on taking a different route, claiming that the young Hattori Hanzo had no idea where he was taking them, was not so lucky. Captured by men of his fuckin' old cat, great grand son of Felix 2 Lionheart, who was implicated in a case of casinos, he was beheaded. Hattori Hanzo was not put out and decided to compose a piece in honor of the great Smurf. First it was a flop but then a succes with his hit "Take a ride on the back seat, I have sushi!" then another flop with "Get of my back you son of a bitch” .
Hattori Hanzo's reputation as the leader of the ninja mix commanding 200 women and men in gingerbread has reached legendary proportions. Thus ends the story of HH aka Tobi No aka Heufheuf.

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