To explore more about Anilah, go here:
https://bio.site/anilah.music

More Giraffes was born when musicians Mark Hadley (@harkmadley)  and Keeley Bumford (@dresagemusic) collided over a shared passion for new wave futuristic pop music ideal for the modern attention span. Together, they create colorful songs laced with wit and undeniable melodies, meant to conjure dynamic images you'd double tap in your Instagram feed.  

Mark & Keeley turn to More Giraffes as an artistic playground. There are no rules, expectations, or boundaries. It's the definition of #nofilter and the end result is carefree pop that leaves you smiling or ready to let your freak flag fly. It's the opposite of the daily grind. It's Saturday morning drinking bottomless mimosas with the sun on your face even though you forgot the SPF.

sounds like sadness. 

Contact: DathanMusic@gmail.com
More: @dathanpart2
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80's Electro-Pop when I'm not writing music for TV & Film (including the Netflix Chelsea Handler theme song).
http://www.neonmoonstudios.com/

Contact: memoryymusic@gmail.com
http://www.memoryymusic.com

BIO:
At the intersection of Indie Pop & Electronic Pop, you’ll find Albuquerque-by-way-of-Brooklyn artist MEMORYY (Shaun Hettinger), an artist who feels equally at home churning out remixes for dancefloor heavy hitters like Body Language, as he does outputting neon pop tracks for TV & film - like Netflix’s Chelsea Handler theme song. Excitement for Memoryy's original synth-pop brand has grown from tiny music blogs all the way up to the likes of NYLON & The Huffington Post, with his viral songs frequently topping music-blog aggregator HypeMachine’s Popular chart.

No stranger to charting on iTunes, his award-winning SKELETONS LP (2017) spawned 2 international iTunes hits. A two year production, SKELETONS featured collaborations with artists like Brothertiger, The Golden Pony, and Frances Cone, as well as behind-the-boards help from Yeasayer-producer Abe Seiferth, Saint Motel-producer Joe Napolitano, and Grammy-nominated Katy Perry mixer Luke Tozour. An 80’s baby to his core, Memoryy finally delivered the Pop album of his dreams - bright pop hooks from the keytar-era splattered with modern production flourishes.


PRAISE FOR MEMORYY:

"Memoryy makes metallic future-pop for lovers."
         -NYLON

"Redefining Synth-Pop."
         -Huffington Post

"Over the past five years Memoryy has developed quite the impressive synth pop portfolio."
         -Indie Shuffle

POWERS is Mike Del Rio & Crista Ru.

CONTACT:
General: Ian@rebel-one.net
Bookings: DavidGalea@theagencygroup.com
Press: paul@whiteboardproject.co.uk

Here’s a partial list of things that have inspired L.A.-based alternative duo POWERS in recent months: found recordings of ancient Peruvian tribal music, a centuries-old Swedish hymn, a PBS retrospective on the making of Disney’s Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, and a 1993 Baywatch episode titled “Island of Romance.” “Songs can spark from anything,” says Crista Ru, who co-founded POWERS with co-vocalist/multi-instrumentalist Mike Del Rio in 2014. “It’s just like love — it hits you out of nowhere, you can’t ever predict it. But when you feel it, you need to do whatever you can to hold onto that feeling and follow through and bring something good to life.”

For POWERS, bringing songs to life means tapping into their own eclectic backgrounds from playing in underground punk bands in New York City to co-writing for the likes of Kylie Minogue and Selena Gomez.  Citing the cut-and-paste art of Robert Rauschenberg and Terry Gilliam among their longtime influences, they’ve taken a collage-like approach to constructing crystalline pop. Working to achieve this vision, POWERS has been praised by LA Weekly for creating a sound “as classic as it is cutting-edge,” matching their expansive musicality with genre-blurring ingenuity. As heard on their debut album Alpha, the result is an endlessly shapeshifting breed of pop that’s both intricately composed and graced with timeless simplicity.

In creating songs for their forthcoming album, POWERS continue to embrace their oddball inclinations and exercise their pop instincts while shaping a more lavishly arranged sound. Along with working from a musical palette now filled with world-music-inspired rhythms and tones and textures, the duo have achieved that bigger sound in part by building off their recent experiences touring with bands like DNCE and X Ambassadors. From the brilliantly warped vocals and gospel-like harmonies of “Sunshine”, to the late 70's New York bass line of "Heavy", and the life-affirming, anthemic gospel of “Real” (featuring Sam Harris of X Ambassadors), the new songs match POWERS’ natural magnetism with an arena-ready grandeur. “Whenever we have an idea, we always ask ourselves, ‘How would this feel for a live audience?’” Crista says. “If something feels really good to us and we’re excited and it’s all flowing, it usually translates that way to people’s ears and turns out to be something special.”

Partly recorded at the legendary Sunset Sound studios with mixer/producers Rich Costey (Vampire Weekend, Chvrches, Bastille) and Mark Rankin (Iggy Pop, Florence + the Machine, Santigold), Alpha is an emotionally ambitious look at "the process of growing up in your twenties.” According to Del Rio the album embodies, “those characters you meet and the characters you become, the left turns and right turns all while learning how to celebrate the full color spectrum of your individual story.”  Lead single “Dance” is a gloriously bombastic and frenzied defiant anthem described by Crista as “our way of coping with the social and political environment of the world right now. It is our state of the union”. With “Man on the Moon” — a song about “the paradox of being simultaneously connected to everyone and everything via the internet, but still in complete solitude of real contact" as Del Rio explains — soulful grooves and spacey psychedelia both warp and heighten that sense of euphoric isolation. Meanwhile, on the disco tinged “Georgie,” POWERS animate classic lovesickness from a more carefree perspective. “‘Georgie’ is a fictional character inspired by real friends of ours going through the motions of love and rebound ,” says Crista. “The idea behind the song is to get out of your own way and enjoy life, know that something good can come from all the heartbreak even if it is just for one night”.

A mélange of the American 50’s and the breeze of the French Mediterranean while preserving today’s sound

Broker/Dealer make catchy minimal electronic music equally suited for the den or the dance floor.

the 2003 album "Initial Public Offering" is now available on bandcamp
https://brokerdealer.bandcamp.com/album/initial-public-offering

I don't use SoundCloud anymore, so please visit me at my new home! https://unionkid.bandcamp.com/releases

Nonprofit multi-genre composer, producer, and musician.

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