Florencia Núñez tiene 26 años, es cantante y compositora rochense, hace varios años radicada en Montevideo.
Su primer EP, "Estas canciones no están en ningún disco", grabado en 2011 y distribuido a través de internet, le ha hecho compartir escenario con artistas como 
Martín Buscaglia, Franny Glass, Samantha Navarro, Carla Morrison (MX), Liliana Herrero (ARG). Su canción ‘Qué planes tienes para el sábado’ fue elegida por
el compositor argentino Lisandro Aristimuño para su selección mensual Música Sin Fines de Lucro, en la que recomienda a nuevos compositores. 

Su primer disco LP, Mesopotamia, apoyado por FONAM, editado de forma independiente por La nena discos, obtuvo el Premio Graffiti 2015 a Mejor Album Indie.
En 2015 Florencia recibió un Premio Nacional de Música por su canción inédita Pacto. En 2016 le fue otorgado el Premio Ibermúsicas a la composición de canción popular. 

Luego de haber girado por México, tocado en SXSW (Texas, EEUU) y haber participado de Abril para vivir en España (2017), se prepara para la edición de su segundo disco, Palabra clásica. 

Dónde conseguir Mesopotamia:
Comprar en Amazon: http://amzn.to/1CUXrlh 
Comprar en Itunes: http://bit.ly/1t2Lzg0
Comprar en Google Play: http://bit.ly/ZR4XQg
Escuchar en Spotify: http://bit.ly/1sf4VMY

For The Love Of Bands is an online magazine and indie music blog launched in 2016. The blog’s main focus is on independent music but also covers a variety of indie, upcoming and emerging bands and artists. The team consists of writers hailing from the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia and beyond.

The blog generally concentrates on the discovery of new music, mainly in the Indie, Rock, Folk, Singer-Songwriter, Punk, Reggae, Acoustic, Alternative, Americana, Garage, Shoegaze/Dream Pop, Ska, Surf genres.

Besides indie music reviews, the blog also covers music industry tips, playlists, YouTube compilations, interviews and monthly(ish) Indie Music Contests.

Tullara has been storming across the Australian music scene ever since her Debut EP release ‘Better Hold ON’ in 2016. Born and raised on a parrot farm in Ramornie, northern NSW (true story), Folk/Roots rocker Tullara went on to win ‘Best EP’ at the 2017 Australian Roots Music Awards – this was the first step to an indie career that achieved an incredible 1,000,000 streams on Spotify in 2018 alone. With the amazing support from her listeners and fans, Tullara played a jaw-dropping 310 shows across 2018/19.

As her performance rep grew, Tullara won the attention and praise of ARIA Award Winner John Butler “Tullara has a way with words and a way with that guitar. She's a gifted artist just at the beginning of what looks to be a promising adventure ahead.”, and was invited to open for Aussie legends such as The Waifs, Jeff Lang, Troy Cassar-Daley and Mia Dyson.  Soon after Tullara was chosen as the National Australia Tour support act for international artist Donavon Frankenreiter (USA) and Wallis Bird (IRE), as well as opening for The East Pointers (CAN).
Wallis Bird was particularly impressed with the young Aussie’s talent quoting; "Tullara has a true magic, I'm not joking. When she plays with all her spirit I'm drawn to tears - every time! Excellent woman, excellent guitarist, excellent voice, excellent song-writer, excellent hair!”   

Tullara has since racked up performances at some of the biggest and most respected festivals both in Australia and abroad including: Woodford Folk Festival, Queenscliff Music Festival, Artswells Festival (CAN), LeCheile Festival (IRE), Umefolk (SE), Floating Castle Fesitval (SI), plus many more. 
Along with her outstanding, all-female band, Tullara’s live show is a main-stage act that commands the stage with effortless swagger and connects to the audience with heart-wrenching honesty. From her guitar playing wizardry to her enticing, raw and powerful vocals, Tullara’s music exhibits a wide range of style, musical dynamism, captivating stage presence and depth of emotion.

Tullara’s highly anticipated follow-up release is set for September 2020, fans got an early taste of what is to come May 8th with the first single ‘16 Seconds’, followed by the Official Music Video. Produced by Vancouver’s (CAN) premier female producer and international artist Aurora Jane, ‘16 Seconds’ showcases Tullara’s ability to write catchy hooks and clever lyrics, exposing a new pop-inspired dimension to this uniquely powerful and alluring artist. June 26th marks Tullara's next single 'Let This Go', a powerful story of love and distance – distant places, and distant hearts. We have all experienced heartbreak in our lives, but rarely has the surprise of a relationship’s end – and the reluctance to admit it – been expressed so clearly.

ALL TRACKS FREE DOWNLOAD!!!! Greeting!!! I am a driving double bassist/ flautist originaly from England, now living in Kyiv, Ukraine. I really love accoustic world folk music and I will be happy for the rest of my life only playing that! I am trying to get more active uploading stuff here - feel free to comment and share.

ESTONIAN FOLK ORCHESTRA
Estonian Folk Orchestra is a wild and unexpected musical dream which was initiated by Tuulikki Bartosik as a joint project between 33 Estonian musicians and Swedish saxophonist and composer Jonas Knutsson in 2011. Now the orchestra is performing in a chamber orchestra setting which is still astonishing in their sound nuances and musical stories. 
Estonian Folk Orchestra  is a dynamic mixture of different and unthinkable instruments and personalities. All musicians share their interest in traditional music playing and singing, melting the old melodies into modern versatile music. You can hear all kind of stories in EFOs music: some of the tunes are written down in traditional sheet arrangements, some are created from scratch in rehearsals and some are getting their final form during live performances. EFO makes music happen right in front of listeners eyes and ears and takes you to the musical wonderland you never knew existed. 

EFOs CD Imemaa/Wonderland was released on the 25th of February 2014.

Members:
Sänni Noormets - fiddle
Lee Taul - fiddle
Martin Müller - Estonian diatonic accordion
Juhan Uppin - Estonian diatonic accordion
Kadri Lepasson - Estonian zithers
Karoliina Kreintaal - fiddle
Merike Paberits - flute/Estonian bagpipe, jews harp
Martin Aulis - percussion
Cathy Sommer - fiddle
Mati Tubli - bass guitar
Leanne Barbo - Estonian bagpipe
Säde Tatar - flute, jews harp
Mihkel Roolaid - voice
Tuulikki Bartosik - free-bass accordion, leader
Jonas Knutsson - saxophones, leader

I all hemlighet har de spelats på fester, spelmanstämmor och festivaler genom hela Sverige: låtarna som letat sig upp ur en källare i Mölndal. Med hjälp av nio musiker har David Odlöws texter tagit sig ny form i det Göteborgsbaserade bandet Hemliga Gästen. Med en brokig bakgrund i rock, pop, visa, folk- och världsmusik skapar de musik som alla kan känna igen men ingen har hört förut.

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