JARV’s lifelong love affair with music has deep roots, sprouting in the ‘70s influenced by six older siblings always spinning tunes.  Festivals have been a crucial part of his fabric since his first taste at Sweetwaters ‘83.  JARV’s sets reflect his broad musical palette, recreating his journey from  the reggae-infused snow and surf of Whanganui via the psychedelic experience of cave living in India and the melting pot that was the exploding dance culture of early ‘90s London. Now based in Tāmaki Makaurau, JARV's experimentation across music’s multiple genres continues to evolve. He knows how to party and how to bring the party.

Bookings -   richardjarvis483@gmail.com

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Photography by : Richard Jarvis & Bruce Jarvis #   
Apart from Lee Scratch Perry & The Ska Photo.

Past Gigs ... 
1998 Red Eye Cafe Gigs
1998 Seans House party with the amazing band from Palmy - Cortina.
!4,8,99 - Roots Bar with Keeping Tadpoles (Whanganui) 
28,8,99 - Fine Arts Hat Ball (Whanganui) 
4,9,99 - Roots Bar - Global Dance (Whanganui)
11,9,99 - Red Eye Cafe - Tranceported  (Whanganui)
17,9,99 - Roots Bar with DJ Melt 
30,10,99 -Roots Bar with The Hasselhoff Experiment.
20,11, 99 -Fine Arts Gig. War Memorial Hall Whanganui
7,9, 2000 Fallout Festival with Nick on the ones & twos  -Sunbeam - (Ohakune)

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Certainly! Thomas C McCallum, a Glasgow-based singer-songwriter, has a fascinating musical journey. Let’s delve into his story:

🎵 Biography: Thomas C McCallum 🎵

Background: Growing up in 80s Glasgow, Thomas was immersed in a phenomenal music scene. Listening to bands like the Blue Nile, Orange Juice, and Aztec Camera fueled his creativity.
Early Days: Thomas started like most folk, playing in a covers band and performing in grassroots venues like The Cathouse, Fury Murry’s, and The Target Bar.
Songwriting Journey: Realizing that singing covers wasn’t enough, Thomas embarked on a mission to learn how to write his own music. Drawing inspiration from various genres, he began transferring his feelings and thoughts into words and melodies.
Stage Triumphs: Thomas has graced some of Glasgow’s top stages, from the Kings Theatre to The Glasgow Hydro. Notably, he became the first male soloist to perform on the Hydro stage.
Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games: One of his proudest achievements was performing in the “People Make Glasgow” video and live performance at the opening ceremony of the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games. With an estimated worldwide TV audience of 1.5 billion, he shared the stage with Amy MacDonald and Rod Stewart.
Collaborations: Thomas teamed up with talented guitarist James Davidson to form McCallum and Davidson. Together, they are currently working on their first album.
Facing Challenges: Despite being diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease, Thomas remains undaunted. His guitar playing may have been impacted, but he continues to produce music.
Albums: His debut album, “Voices,” was released in the summer of 2013. Thomas is now working on his second album, collaborating with fellow musicians and songwriters.
🎶 Music Releases 🎶

“Voices”: His debut album, released in 2013.
Upcoming Album: Stay tuned for McCallum and Davidson’s first album!
Thomas C McCallum’s passion for music and resilience in the face of challenges make him a remarkable artist. 🎤🎸

For more information, you can visit his official muic page www.thomascmccallum.com

Remember, music knows no boundaries, and Thomas’s journey exemplifies that beautifully. 🎵🌟

Music Producer, 
Produce different genres of music. My interest in music dates back to my childhood, but only started producing music actively since 2023.

Be,Live,Create

Regards,
:: MaloM :..

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Simon Alami is a Canadian composer with a passion for blending different musical styles and traditions. He draws inspiration from master composers. Simon's compositional style is characterized by a fusion of diverse elements and a willingness to experiment with new forms of expression. He currently lives in Montreal, Canada and is a proud member of the Canadian League of Composers (CLC), Canadian Music Center CMC and SOCAN.

Play the Sax a bit. I really like to get up and dance.

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