The Expired vegemite has established to avoid homesick during study in abroad. It began with our music bedroom recording, we just like it and became addicted to record our music cover. This group consists of Vendy The Guitarist (senior musicician/ The guitarist of The Rav), has a good experience in recording and music improvization, he also the frontman of The New Brand. Gimin as talented guitarist and vocalist, Iam Ismal would like to be the main Vocalist of this group. With The Bedroom Recording style, its not possible for us to entertain people with simplicity and limitation. The Expired Vegemite was basically inspired from Indonesian students who are living in melbourne for a long time but they still love  to stay, feel enjoy with melbourne culture and environment. In other meaning they are sticking like an expired vegemite haha

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Certain elements; experiences, travels, as well as people to whom have touched my life in many influential ways, resulted in a re-design of a 'new me' which I am only to glad to say, remains untouchable to destructive souls....

Some were epic adventures I hold close to my heart, some not so great, and others . . .  well . . .  not needed for reminders. But experiences one must encounter from time to time, no matter the nature or detriment. 

I firmly believe that everything happens for a purpose/reason. I also believe that we have the power within ourselves, to determine which heading we take and how we touch other lives. 

My stem motto: "LEARN FROM THE PAST, PREPARE AND EDUCATE THE PRESENT BASED ON PAST OCCURRENCES/EXPERIENCES, BUT NEVER LET IT DEFINE WHO YOU ARE, AS YOUR TRUE 'DNA' IS DETERMINED NOT BY YOUR PAST BUT RATHER YOUR PRESENT AND HOW YOU CHOOSE TO WALK EACH DAY WHEN TOUCHING ANOTHER. 

Basically:  posses something therefore needed by another and touch another person with love, positive and embracing energy.

Now that you read all that ./ . . . you have an idea of what type of guy I am :-)

Music and words are my world....
(PS- I am relocating overseas soon, not to sure on time frame but give or take a few months)

 

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My Art is everything 
between perfect and nonsens. 
But it's never 
the one or the other.


"Oh, dear Harriet, music high school is only for talented pupils…"

Despite a teacher’s consternation and warning, a young Harriet Ohlsson didn’t listen; went on and was accepted into music high school and thankfully so as we are rewarded by her stunning debut album “Arena Rock” performing as OH, HARRY.

OH, HARRY’s music distils an extraordinarily independent life that Harriet has lived. A restless creative spirit possessing a magical voice and lyrical depth exposing the emotions of her Bohemian youth cultivating new relationships quite early, a teenage backward embrace of religion upon learning of her family’s heritage only to quickly reject it except for the musical soundtrack of it, University days of theatre and gender studies, working in far flung places such as India and America, only to land in a complete circle.

Born in Gothenburg to academic parents, Harriet was left mainly on her own to discover. 

“My parents were working a lot on their different doctorate papers. Our home was a loving home, but way to quiet for me. So I learnt to stay out of the apartment and to create my own routines. They gave me a lot of tools to be independent quickly.”

As a fourteen year old Harriet Ohlsson realized she wanted to be a storyteller. Not exactly sure of how this would happen, she tried theatre, learnt to play the oboe, the flute, the double bass and for a long time the saxophone was her main instrument.

For several years she dallied in photography making art projects. “I went out to different punk scenes and took portraits of people and sometimes I dragged them to a squatted house and used it as my studio. I collected old windows and put my pictures in them and I had exhibitions in small coffee shops.” Restless as ever she grew weary of the photo lab atmosphere and music came calling.

“I lived one hour from school so I rode my bike every morning through Gothenburg City constantly making all these songs up. I had a couple of punk bands and I played the oboe (mostly because it was free lessons at the music academy and you got to eat dessert if you had done your homework.)

“Music always seemed to be just another way of expressing myself. I hated the oboe, but I didn’t know there were other instruments until I found out about this circus that was touring and came to Gothenburg. There I fell in love with the soprano saxophone and the cool woman playing it became my teacher and role model.”

Harriet joined and toured all over Sweden with the Klezmer band called Chutzpah, started a couple of different bands and ended up at the Academy of Music studying Balkan music. Outside of school she began to sing and eventually that turned out to be her greatest joy.



Until 2009, Harriet was the lead singer and one of the founders of highly acclaimed Hellsongs performing stripped down heavy metal classics as “lounge” in a unique special way. An epic rendition of Iron Maiden’s “Run To The Hills” launched them to the forefront of Swedish media while building upon an already impressive live reputation touring across Scandinavia.

In 2008, Hellsong’s full length debut "Hymns in the key of 666" entered the Swedish charts at #9 and has been released in the Scandinavia, UK, France, GSA, Benelux, Spain, Japan, Australia/NZ and Russia. The album was nominated for a German Critics Award as well as a Swedish Grammy Award, A hugely successful tour in the GSA countries followed.
After five years of releasing several EPs, the album and touring, Harriet decided it was time to start listening to her own voice and musical longings and left Hellsongs to work on her solo album

For the past year she has been dragging a baby carriage all around Gothenburg and Berlin filled with instruments and recording equipment, stubbornly convincing herself that she actually is making a solo album.

ARENA ROCK was born in the kitchen, on a jetty, in between tears, during cooking, laughing while in Berlin, on a bike, and always straight from the heart. The songs are about the pastimes of life with a direct poignancy formed in what can only be called OH, HARRY world.  Emotional songs of dashed hopes “He Is Not The One”, resignation “Too Bad” “Shift Happens”, rebellion “I Reclaim My Streets” “Hey Mr”, remorse “Avoid Notes (That Make You Cry” and love “Stay In My Heart” a stunning cover of the O’Jays “Now That We Found Love”.

The title of the album originates from the guitar effect Arena Rock in GarageBand, which has been used as her recording tool. However it is also about the “big-time-once-in-a-life-time-arena-rock-heroes-and-heroines emotions” that the album is all about. 

The name OH, HARRY stems from a period in her childhood when she used to call herself Harry and that ringing of a teacher’s words. Simple.

All songs are written by Harriet Ohlsson (except for “Now That We Found Love”, by The O´Jays). 

Harriet sings, plays the piano and synthesizers, accordion, harmonica, saxophone, percussion and a bit of guitar and ukulele and a love of elephants.

Petter Eriksson provided postproduction and mixed the album at Studio Singh, Göteborg.

“Arena Rock” is available from Lovely Records.

Patrik Larsson / Headlock Management  patrik@headlockmanagement.se
Steve Lee  / World Lee Consulting Ltd. Steve@worldlee.co.uk



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My goal is to educate non-diabetics about Type 1. As a Director, my hope is that the performers eating at the dinner will see food in an entirely different way. I will be asking people to step outside of their comfort zones and re-direct their ideas regarding food, illness, and formality. 
The details of eating dinner for a Type 1 Diabetic are mostly unknown or misunderstood by the non-diabetic population. Injecting insulin and testing blood sugar is a life-saving, daily necessity in my community. The viewers might be uncomfortable seeing this, however, challenging comfort zones is part of the piece, and necessary for educating people.
The project is about making visible the private experience of living and eating as a Type 1 diabetic.  The very nature of the dinner is one that challenges the ideology behind ethics. Our belief systems that frame rules of conduct will be recognized and challenged through the actions of the dinner performers, guests, and viewers. The situation will ask the performers and viewers to examine their idea of rightness and wrongness as well as the goodness and badness of the event: challenging the criteria of conduct around food and public display, medicine and sickness.
-D.H.

Perpetual Process started as a simple musical experimentation.  Over a decade, however, this experimentation grew into an eclectic blend of lush female vocals, exotic electronic sounds, and mix of live instruments. The project was founded by Ralph Klisiewicz, who writes and produces most of the content.  The initial idea was to produce mostly electronic music. At the time inception of Perpetual Process, the computer plug-in revolution was taking place. This made the production of music possible without the need of a commercial studio.  The decision was made to avoid electronic DJ like sets and instead perform Perpetual Process music in a setting of live instruments.  Therefore, Ralph set out to form a band.
 
First member to join Perpetual Process was Cornelius Boon. Cornelius is a bass player with many years of live experience. Cornelius moved to Chicago in 1995 and joined industrial band 13MG. The band toured nationally for 4 years. He also played a series of shows with the Final Cut, including opening dates with Pigface. Given his experience, he has been essential in the transition of Perpetual Process from an electronic home studio project to a live band.
 
Perpetual Process rotated several singers and drummers while performing at local Chicago venues for few years. Eventually the band settled on Kevin (Jrumz) Jones who is a studio drummer working in Chicago. He developed his skills initially playing for various gospel bands. However, over the last several years he has been hired to record for artists ranging in various styles such as rock, R&B and Funk. One could say that his style is a fusion of Stewart Copeland and Carter Beauford. The addition of such a talented drummer immediately added an organic element to the Perpetual Process sound while maintaining its roots to electronics.
 
Katie Somers was the last musical piece added to Perpetual Process. Katie has been studying music for years. She also helped run a children's music school in Chicago’s north suburbs. Katie has a smooth jazzy-lounge style yet her voice posses a powerful emotional drive. Her voice is now an instantly recognizable component of what makes the unique sound of Perpetual Process.

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