I am a very non-social person and prefer to stick to walking my dog, reading, and sleeping. I eat very little and like animals more than people. I like reading violent and inappropriate books. I like dubstep, instrumental, and SOME music with lyrics. I am a very good artist and I am new to SoundCloud. I have three friends that are female and like 500 friends that are male. I hate girly girls and how they act. I will fight someone for fun or for real. I am clumsy, non-social, suspicious, rough, strong, tall, and fast girl. If I fall I am not like most girls were they go "Ouch! I broke a nail!" I am like this: "F--- Ya! Again!" 

Ain't the first time a cocktail got this female in jail, ain't a folktail, my loves for sale if you post my bail, as long as you ain't a Chippendale cryin over a hang nail.

I’m Daphnée. I am a female impersonator and an artist.

I love everything that is feminine. The clothes?, the shoes?, makeup? , nail polish?…

Kristian D started Dj'ing in 2008 on the small paradise island in the Caribbean called Aruba (Netherlands Antilles). He became well known in a small amount of time for his unique style of mixing house music. He has performed at the best and most popular clubs on the island such as Señor Frogs, Confession Nightclub, Chino Latino, Moomba Beach, Havana Beach-Club, 7West, Gusto, Chupitoz, Local Store, The Rusty Nail, The Mill, The House of Music and Upstairs Lounge. He also performed at many parties by the group "ILOVEMUZIKA" that booked many of the best Dj's from Holland like Hardwell, Sunnery James & Ryan Marciano, Chuckie, Sidney Samson, Gregor Salto, Laidback Luke, Baggi Begovic, Vato Gonzalez, Erick E.He has also played afterparties with dj's such as Lazardi (Space and Cameo Miami resident) and Lilith (female dutch dj) Kristian D has opened up for many of these Dj's with his groove packed style of mixing Tech house, Techno and Deep House. In 2011 Kristian D moved to Florida to attend college and pursue his passion for music and technology. After moving Kristian has been to all the famous clubs in Miami and attended MMW, which motivated him to work harder to perform in those clubs one day. In the summer of 2012 he played Amnesia Beach festival in Curacao and he held a weekly residency at "Gusto" in Aruba which is the most popular electronic music club on the island . In the summer of 2013 he started a concept in Aruba called "Tech this OUT" which was a weekly event only dedicated to only tech house and techno. Also held a residenIn Orlando he Played at Clubs such as Vintage, Club Firestone, Roxy Nightclub, Sandwich Bar, Backroom, Suite B. Recently he warmed up the Main Stage for the well known Miami Duo GTA at Club Firestone Orlando. Check out his music and feel free to leave comments and feedback. 

Facebook artist Page: 
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Dj-Kristian-D/224367656727
For bookings contact KristianD23@gmail.com
http://dj.beatport.com/kristian-d

As a club DJ, Tommy Girl has played at some of the most renowned clubs and festivals including Drais LV, Aura Pleasanton CA, Wet, Fresno, B4 Twelve Palo Alto CA, District 30, Sacramento, Zen Lounge Mountain View, CA, Pride SF, Love Parade SF, X-Fest, Lucky Fest, and Bump I Music Festival, and Playboy Mansion, and Private Parties for celebrities and professional athletes. 

Brand 
In the corporate world, Taylor has been associated with MAC Cosmetics, BEBE, Remy Martin, Macy’s, Victoria’s Secret, Playboy Radio, & 944 Magazine, Professional Disc Golf Association, DIsc Golf Pro Tour, and Innova Discs. 

Public Radio 
In 2009 Tommy Girl was the first female DJ to spin on America’s #1 electronic dance music mix show Ghetto House Radio, an FM syndicated mix show airing on over 25 major market radio stations worldwide. She quickly became a monthly guest resident dubbed “the princess of ghetto house.” In 2010, she was interviewed on the Playboy Radio Channel while attending a Karma Event at the Los Angeles’s famed Playboy Mansion. Playboy was played and she talked about the Kandy Masquerade event airing on SIRIUS Satellite, XM 99, and Fox News. 2009 California Hope.org produced radio and television Public Service Announcements to raise awareness about certain issues facing the state. Taylor was asked to share her message targeting teenagers with a "Don’t drink and drive,” radio segment. 

Philanthropy
Tommy Girl has donated her DJ services and helped raise money for the Capital City Aids walk, the Wounded Warrior Project, Breast Cancer Awareness and the American Heart Association and St Jude Children's Hospital.

Awards
She is the 2013-2014 MAMA award winner for Best House DJ.  In 2010, she ranked #10 on The DJ List behind #1 positioned Kaskade which placed her in the top 10 DJ’s in San Francisco. She holds a B.A. in Psychology from California State University, Stanislaus and is working toward her M.A. to become a Board Certified Behavior Analyst. While in college she served as Public Relations Officer for The National Honor Society for Psychology, and Vice President of SOBA and graduated Magna Cum Laude. 

  Tommy Girl’s strong musical background transpired at a young age. She played three different instruments fluently before entering high school, which gave her the honor of performing for the Queen of England. As a competitive figure skater until she was 25, her classical music selections fueled her passion for her performances. The L.A. native’s early influences were pioneers in the industry who inspired her to learn the craft. She stated, 'I was compelled to touch the vinyl at my first house music event, and i never looked back." Only three months later she was spinning at X-Fest, an event showcasing 40 bands and DJs on 8 Stages. More than 15,000 people attended and she quickly landed events stretching from LA to the Bay. Her style was unique bringing an electro sound to the mainstream with house vocals and pop.

Nora Collins brings a confident and honest originality to country music.  The Wisconsin native has been performing since she was a teenager, playing over 200 self booked shows a year and picking up multiple Best of Milwaukee awards as female vocalist and best acoustic musician. She moved to Nashville in 2016 after securing a songwriting and artist development deal.. She released an EP in November 2018 with producer Marshall Altman (Natasha Bedingfield, Amy Grant, Frankie Ballard, Eric Paslay).
“Nora Collins - all I can say is get ready!” said Altman. “Real artist, real voice, real attitude with something to say. Loved every minute of working with her and can’t wait for the world to hear what I’ve been hearing.”

The first single from that project, “Who Knows Who,” gained attention from CMT and Radio Disney. Her single “Plain Jane” features backing vocals by Vince Gill. 


Her music has already gained the attention of Billboard, Rolling Stone Country, CMT, Radio Disney, Taste of Country & more. "When people hear my music, my hope is that they will connect to the song," Collins says. "There is nothing more special to me than knowing that my lyrics moved someone. Music is the universal language that connects us all, and it's so cool to see that in action.” Nora has opened many shows for acts such as Tim McGraw, Dustin Lynch, Kelsea Ballerini, Ashley McBryde, & Jon Pardi, just to name a few. 

Currently, Collins is in the studio finishing recording a new project with producer Phil Barnes. The project is a collection of heart songs that showcase Collins’ vulnerable side and lyrical voice.
In addition, Collins is making her acting debut in a feature film set to be released in summer of 2023

SMOKEY & THE MIRROR BIO
Smokey & The Mirror is husband and wife duo Bryan and Bernice Hembree.  The Hembrees are spent 7 years as members of the folk trio 3 Penny Acre, but have branched out with Smokey and the Mirror to express their Rock and Pop influences. Echoes of Buddy Holly, The Indigo Girls and Bruce Hornsby are all evident.

Building on the critical success of 3 Penny Acre, Bryan and Bernice leaned back towards their early rock, country, and R&B influences to create Smokey & The Mirror. The Hembree are also the founders and creators of the Fayetteville Roots Festival (Arkansas).


PRAISE AND PRESS for SMOKEY & THE MIRROR

"Bryan and Bernice Hembree (Smokey & The Mirror) are making some of the best folk music today. The songs remind me of a time when Guy Clark was unknown and Ray Wylie Hubbard was still a folkie. Smart, cool and never pretentious." 
- Greg Johnson, The Blue Door

"The thing I love most about this band and the evening with them is not only the powerfully beautiful voice of bass player, Bernice Hembree, or the well-written songs of Bryan Hembree, sung with his rustic, true American voice – it’s the energy they bring on stage and to the audience! You can tell when they are performing; they truly treasure what they do. They feed off each other to the point it’s sometimes hard to tell where the guitar stops and the bass starts!”  - Chris Roberts, Red Arm Music

"This past Friday, I was lucky enough to see Elephant Revival with special guests, Smokey & The Mirror. And what a night it was!  I’ve seen numerous husband and wife duos in my time, especially in the folk scene. However, I was pleasantly surprised by this duo. Bernice and Bryan Hembree have so much chemistry and musical talent it’s ridiculous. It’s the perfect complement of a female and male vocal. She has the soothing, higher pitched voice and his, is that of a weary traveler. His vocals really nail that Americana, folky, “I’ve been traveling this long road for a while” style voice.  Their set was solid and just really, really good!"  
- Adam Robinson, Honest Music Review

"Duets were the order of the day in the early afternoon at Red Wing Roots Festival, beginning with Bernice and Bryan Hembree playing as Smokey & The Mirror. He writes great songs (St. Alban’s Day, Will and Woody) while she has a powerful and beautiful voice (showcased on a cover of Dylan’s Buckets of Rain). They were the first out of the chute today, and the Hembrees set a high bar."
 - David J Brown (More to Come Blog)


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Thanks to all who contributed and/or collaborated under false pretense (hey, just play this!). It's really simply a tapestry of time periods, having fun, resurrecting sonic scraps, never being content unless for at least having a crack at emulating musical hero's.........and lastly leaving a footprint of tunes before contributing to the nitrogen cycle.  Enjoy!

With more than 15 million albums sold worldwide, 18 #1 singles, with nine as co-writes, six Grammys, and countless other accolades---all achieved with four albums in eight years---some artists might feel as though they’d earned the right to rest on their laurels, but not Carrie Underwood.

On December 5, 2013 Carrie took on the starring role of Maria in a LIVE three-hour television event, The Sound of Music Live!  A total of 44 million viewers watched some or all of the ground-breaking production after a second broadcast and including time-shifted viewing. The Sound of Music Live!  dominated the night, bringing in a #1 primetime win for NBC across all half hours of the broadcast, earning NBC its best non-sports Thursday rating in total viewers since the Frasier season finale in 2004.

Musical and lyrical diversity is the foundation of Carrie’s artistry. After all, this is a young woman who has performed with Steven Tyler on a top-rated edition of CMT’s “Crossroads,” scored a No. 1 country hit with good friend Brad Paisley on “Remind Me,” and sang with the iconic Tony Bennett on the 2012 Grammy telecast, delivering the classic “It Had to be You,” their collaboration on Bennett’s Duets II album.

The Oklahoma native is a fan of all types of music, yet she’s purposefully planted herself in the country format, even while her eclectic tastes have influenced her creative output. She’s been careful to not get pigeonholed and prides herself on not being predictable.

She’s won a vast array of awards including three female vocalist awards from both the Country Music Association (CMA) and the Academy of Country Music (ACM). In 2010, when Carrie garnered her second win as ACM Entertainer of the Year, she became the first female artist to win the award twice, and only the 7th female to take the award in the 40-year history of the ACM category, among Loretta Lynn, Dolly Parton, Barbara Mandrell, Reba McEntire, Shania Twain, and the Dixie Chicks. Carrie also received the ACM Triple Crown Award, thanks to her past wins for the categories of Entertainer of the Year, Top Female Vocalist and Top New Female Vocalist, which has been won by only one other female artist – Barbara Mandrell in 2004. In addition to her 11 ACM Awards and 5 CMA Awards, Carrie has won 7 American Music Awards, 6 People’s Choice Awards, 9 CMT Music Awards, 12 American Country Awards, and 9 BMI Songwriter Awards. Carrie also received a Golden Globe nomination in 2010 for “Best Original Song” for “There’s A Place For Us” from Chronicles of Narnia: Voyage of the Dawn Treader which she both recorded and co-wrote.

Carrie’s 2005 debut Some Hearts topped Billboard’s Country Albums chart for 27 weeks, has sold over 7 million copies, and was voted #1 Country Album of the Decade by Billboard. Both her 2007 sophomore album, Carnival Ride and 2009’s Play On debuted at No. 1. Her current album, Blown Away, debuted atop the all-genre Billboard 200 chart, where it held the No. 1 spot for two consecutive weeks.  Over the course of four albums, she’s saturated country radio with such hits as “Jesus, Take the Wheel,” “Before He Cheats,” “So Small,” “Last Name,” “Just A Dream,” “Cowboy Casanova,” “Temporary Home,” “All-American Girl,” “Undo It,” “Mama’s Song,” “Good Girl,” and “Blown Away.”

Carrie’s highly acclaimed concert tours have further helped to establish her into the elite status of the country music community, or in any genre of music, with her stellar performances. In 2008, after wrapping her “Carnival Ride Tour” she became the top selling country female touring artist of the year selling out many of the 137 shows before 1.2 million fans. In that year, Carrie also became the most-heard artist at country radio and was named the #1 Hot Country Songs Artist by Billboard and #1 Top Country Artist by Radio & Records.  In 2010, her next headline arena tour, the “Play On Tour,” played 108 shows with one million fans attending which resulted in Carrie being named again as the top-ranked female country touring artist of the year. Pollstar’s top female country touring artist of 2012, Carrie recently wrapped her critically-acclaimed “Blown Away Tour,” which launched in spring of 2012 for a total of 112 dates in 110 cities, 6 countries, and 3 continents, playing for more than 1 million fans and selling out every concert of 2013.

Carrie is a proud member of the Grand Ole Opry and expanded her resume making her acting debut in the 2011 film “Soul Surfer.” She has a long-running deal with   vitaminwater® and has partnered with Nicole by OPI who launched a line of new nail lacquers in 2014 inspired by Carrie. She was also recently named a global brand ambassador for Almay and their full range of products. One of Country Music’s most respected young ambassadors, Carrie once again served as co-host of the CMA Awards last November with Brad Paisley making it their sixth year as hosts. Last fall, Carrie became the voice of primetime television’s No. 1 program, Sunday Night Football on NBC, singing the opening theme song, “Waiting All Day For Sunday Night.”

In a few short years, Carrie has seen the power music has to change lives---to incite dialog, to instill hope, and to simply entertain. She’s aware of the platform she’s been given. She respects it and appreciates every moment saying, “I’m very happy in my life and I count my blessings every day.”


Read more: http://www.carrieunderwoodofficial.com/us/bio#ixzz3Anvjih00

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