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Pacific State are the pitch-perfect combination of singer and songwriter Berri Farley and writer/producer Simon Marlin. 

The duo’s debut release ‘Coming Home’ is the first blossoming of this new musical relationship, and has been instantly snapped up by London Records. The song will also feature on the 20th anniversary edition of Café Mambo’s influential, critically-acclaimed compilations. 

‘Coming Home’ is an irresistible collision of dusty soul, the horns from Glenn Campbell’s ever-classic Wichita Lineman, and Farley’s powerful soul vocals. It’s one big, life-affirming record that’s odds-on favourite to soundtrack the summer, and which sounds like the closing minutes of the best day ever – or the opening moments of the best night on earth. 

The pair met after Marlin sent out a demo of a song he’d been working on. He knew it was gold but hadn’t found the right singer. When Farley heard it, the words and melodies came instantly, as if someone had sent them along with the music. They headed down to Marlin & Reich's West London studio bunker and the results blew them both away. The music has cemented a musical partnership full of Motown soul and Rudimental spark that channels the best of their individual musical and life experiences. Now they’re ready to share the music with the world. 

Berri Farley grew up in deepest south east London, listening to her parents’ Northern Soul records. A few eventful years later she took herself out of the rat-race to develop her music, living with her folks on a sleepy Balearic island. 

The experience gave her time to hone her skills as a writer and singer. She began singing in local jazz and blues bars and on the mainland in Barcelona. Performing classic songs by greats like Nina Simone and Ella Fitzgerald – and a stripped-down version of ‘Papa Was A Rolling Stone’ – gave her the confidence to flex her lush, multi-toned voice and to experiment, writing lyrics on the spot. She’d bank the good phrases, go home to her parents’ house, and turn them into gorgeous, resonant songs and melodies that mined the always-honest sweet spot between happy and sad.

The one-time b-boy and man behind Shapeshifters has spent the decade since their hits ‘Lola’s Theme’ 'Back to Basics' & 'Incredible' making music that straddled the cult and the popular, DJing across the world playing influential Ibiza spots like Pacha and Café Mambo. His long-term technical partner and fellow Shapeshifter Max Reich is on hand to help out with Pacific State production whilst Marlin and Farley write the songs and perform them live on stage. 

They’ve now got an album’s worth of material, ranging from the instantly-memorable single to their summer festival dead cert ‘A Little Louder’. The music spans a range of tempos and styles but it’s all joined together by a love of classic songs, of soul and funk, and of music that moves you – in both senses of the word: ‘the bastard child of Adele and Massive Attack’. 

And the band name? It references the eponymous classic rave track from 808 State but it also encompasses the American music the pair love, from Crosby, Stills and Nash to Sly and the Family Stone: “It’s 808 folk,” says Marlin with a grin. 

Welcome Pacific State, here to take you through the summer and beyond. 



With a keen aptitude for the performing arts and incomparable abilities for music and dance performance, Umi Jaja Marcano set the foundation for his career in the entertainment industry many years ago as a mere toddler. .. .. Umi, named after an African, tribal word for “Life”, was raised between the areas of Diego Martin and St. James, on the island of Trinidad and was encouraged in many ways by his family members to sing from as early as age three. .. .. While his father, who traveled internationally playing the guitar and the steelpan, instilled in him the principles of musicianship, Umi educated himself on the fundamentals of showmanship by watching music videos and emulating the performance styles of his Idol Michael Jackson. .. .. Although his earliest memories of music range from songs by artistes such as The Jackson Five, Soca singer Anslem Douglas and Reggae Icons Mr. Vegas and Red Rat, Umi’s passion was R&B Music. However, his love for Rhythm and Blues did not limit him from participating in other genres or facets of the arts. .. .. At the pre-school level, Umi’s artistic respect for Michael Jackson influenced him to perform a Jackson dance tribute at his pre-school graduation. During his primary school era at Richmond Street Boys, Umi did Bongo dancing and competed in the school’s Calypso competition, a contest in which he not only placed forth, but also did double duty as both a performer and as a drummer for the other competitors. .. .. In his years as a secondary school student at St. Dominic’s Savio College, he captured the first place title in the Calypso competition with a self-penned composition entitled, “Stop De Violence” and he also became known for his role as a regular dancer at school shows. During this period, Umi also honed his musical and performance skills in church where he was a drummer and participated in plays as an actor. Directly out of school, the budding entertainer was given the perfect avenue to display his talent and develop his confidence for the stage in the form of his first job, which entailed singing to music tracks in local casinos. This live performance stint, led to him entering the popular talent competition, “Party Flava” where he received the award for Best Original R&B Song with the tune, “Why”. .. .. In late 2006, having gained experience and even capturing prizes in various competitions such as “Party Flava” and The National Amateur Talent Competition, Umi was coaxed by friends to enter the Synergy TV Soca Star competition, the very competition that would take his entertainment career to a professional level. .. .. Umi entered Soca Star with the track, “Move that Body”, which was co-written by him and Trinidadian media personality Hans Des Vignes and produced by Rondell Ruiz. For him, the American Idol-like contest was indeed a learning experience which provided him with many “real-life” entertainment industry situations, which emphasized to him the ideals of being a true professional in terms of time management as well as audience and band control. .. .. After eventually winning Soca Star in early 2007, Umi spent the rest of that year performing at venues and events throughout Trinidad and Tobago including Club Zen, Dawn Fete, Youth Fest and S.O.S. In the latter half of 2007, he also launched the music video for the song, “Move that Body” and recorded and released his follow up track, “Turn it Around” co-written and produced by Kasey Phillips. .. .. For Trinidad’s 2008 Carnival season, the Soca/R&B crossover phenomenon enjoyed much success with his previously released tracks as well as his highly acclaimed song, “Flavour for Love” which was featured internationally on Vh1’s “Flavor of Love” TV show. .. .. During Carnival 2008, Umi was approached by former Xtatik band vocalist Peter C. Lewis to join his newly formed band, “The Orchestra” as a frontline singer. Umi embraced this opportunity to apply all of the techniques which he had learnt throughout his competition and performance years and performed along side The Orchestra in major Carnival events such Insomnia, Gyal Farm, Bazodee Friday and most notably AC 3+3 (Machel Montano’s major Carnival concert). .. .. In 2008, he was also afforded performance opportunities as a solo artiste in both Trinidad and Tobago as well as Barbados, and even recorded tracks with famed international producers Derek Brin and Alex Gregg. His music video for the track, “Turn it Around” has enjoyed several months of rotation on Trinidad’s Synergy TV video countdown, often peaking at the number one spot. .. .. Possessing a sound which is described as being a mixture of Akon, Usher and Machel Montano, Umi remains humble but maintains that due to his hard work and a steady foundation of support and love, his success was inevitable. .. .. Umi’s immediate goals are to debut new music during the 2008 Barbados Cropover season and to record more material for his upcoming album. However, eventually he would like to expand his artistic horizons into the realms of screen and film acting and to also take Trinidad and Tobago to the world through music which reflects a crossover Caribbean sound.

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I am a rapper and producer from Colorado springs, Colorado. I started an alternative band called "Same old Squares" for funzies. I post both personal rap projects and projects with the band. Always looking to expand and develop new "Hip" and "Lit" music. 

Hope you enjoy my music and make sure to check your dinner for rat poison.

Bookings : audiomission57@gmail.com

Gyro Records
Jungle Cakes
Serial Killaz
Program
DNB Allstars
Cyberfunk
Dope Ammo
Run Tingz
Born On Road
Deep In The Jungle
Nuusic
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Shane Hope AKA ‘Audiomission’ has been one of the shining stars in the contemporary underground Jungle and Drum & Bass scene. Hailing from Bristol, D&Bs spiritual homeland, Audiomission started through attendance of a number of illegal raves to see him develop from a wicked selecta’, to a refined and established producer, until achieving his trademark sound that he is so accredited for. As a key member of GYRO Soundsystem with partner Mixamitosis, he alongside his fellow Gyro Records comrades (including Seyms, Pull Up Collective & Subcriminal) have recently evolved to now run a record label alongside the soundsystem. With their focus on pushing a uniquely distinctive hybrid between the D&B and Dubwize/Jungle sound that Bristol is famed for, this incorporation of Roots and Dub influences alongside cutting edge  D&B styles, has created a uniquely distinctive and rolling sound. One that is upfront and feisty, yet feel good! Audiomission can now stand by releases on Dope Ammo, Deep In the Jungle, Run Tingz, Intrigue, Ghetto Dub and the world renowned Ragga D&B label ‘Serial Killaz’. The latter of which has recently received incredible support from world renowned DJs such as: Aphrodite, DJ Hype, Rockwell, Phantasy and Psychofreud. His fiercely unique production and tight selection has seen him earn his stripes in the worlds of DJing and production. Few DJ’s as budding in their career as Audiomission can claim to have played alongside so many artists, featuring legendary D&B names such as: Dillinja, Grooverider, Potential Batboy, Ray Keith, DLR, Rat Pack, Ragga Twins, Randall, Serum, Benny Page, Bladerunner, Nicky Blackmarket and many more! At just 26 years old, what has already been an incredibly successful journey into the world of Jungle and D&B, he is no doubt set to skyrocket with the recent success of his ''420 EP'' on ‘Serial Killaz’. If you love good vibes and rolling basslines, look no further. You’d be very much missing out not to keep both eyes and ears on this gifted producer and DJ, who will no doubt be coming to shell down a venue near you in the future.

For tunes, mixes and general info check either of the links below!

http://soundcloud.com/audiomission

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http://www.mixcloud.com/Audiomission

Phuong Vy was the first winner of Vietnam Idol and has gone on to develop a respected career as a musician in Vietnam.  She draws inspiration from Natalie Cole, Ella Fitzgerald and Alicia Keys.  

Phương Vy yêu nhạc từ rất sớm, Vy đã đoạt giải nhì giọng ca học đường Tuổi đời mênh mông và giải nhất cuộc thi Thần Tượng Âm Nhạc Việt Nam - Vietnam Idol 2007. Phương Vy đại diện Việt Nam tham gia Asian Idol
Phương Vy là thí sinh duy nhất của mùa thi Vietnam Idol chưa một lần rơi vào nhóm không an toàn. Vượt qua Nguyễn Ngọc Ánh với tỉ lệ bình chọn 53,44%, Phương Vy chính thức thở thành người chiến thắng đầu tiên của loạt chương trình Thần tượng âm nhạc:Vietnam Idol. Cô nhận được số tiền thưởng trị giá $10.000 và hợp đồng thu âm với công ty Music Faces, cùng các hợp đồng quảng cáo với các công ty khác sau đó.

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Forever Town is electrifying anthem rock from San Marcos, TX. The righteous hard rock hooks and distinct vocals of front man Danny Ramsay, immediately bring to mind the sound of early Kiss, C.O.C., Danko Jones and Alice in Chains while retaining a heavily “down south” flavor and lyrical charm. The Austin American Statesman described the band's 2010 EP as, “…a hard rock home run... classic, fist pounding, modern rock gold. Danny Ramsay is a songwriting force to be reckoned with.” Rounding out the lineup, San Antonio bass hero Valentin Mora commands the low end, Aiden Blaze tightens up the rhythm guitar while drummer, Jay Bones stomps out the relentless and almighty grooves. Tough enough for metal heads, yet soulful in it's classic-rock swagger, the band's new full length album, “Players and Dealers” was recorded at Austin’s famed Bubble Studios under the Midas touch of Grammy nominated producer Chris “Frenchie” Smith (Jet, Toadies, Scorpion Child). With arena smashing tracks like “Platinum Girl,” “Soul Rebel Sinner” and “Hot On the Heels of What's Real,” Forever Town showcases itself as a here-and-now band built on the strongest cornerstones of classic hard rock.

The "Players and Dealers" tour kicked off in June of 2014 for hundreds of new fans at The Republic of Texas Biker Rally in Austin. The 20 date tour continued throughout the summer where the band lit up stages across Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Florida and North Carolina to expand their reach and develop a solid regional draw.

The Forever Town song, "Sometimes" was picked by Rat Rod Magazine and Ride Hard Magazine to be included on their 2013 Tour DVD, and "Rust Vol. 1" soundtrack. Rat Rod Magazine is an award-winning national newsstand publication devoted to rat rod culture and the blue-collar hot rod movement.

The Forever Town song, "Are You the One?" was picked to be the introduction music for the "Paranormal Circus" radio show on the iHeart Radio network.

Forever Town consistently ranks in the Top 40 on the Reverbnation.com rock charts for Austin and has risen to the #2 slot for rock in San Marcos, TX.

DJ. Producer. Label Boss. Radio head. East London. House is a feeling!

Labels send promos to: pablopromos@gmx.co.uk

Biog:
Pablo del Monte is a house music DJ/producer based in London, label boss at East Recordings and head of internet radio station Brick Lane Radio.

As a youngster Paul Whelan grew up in Ireland listening to his older brother's collection of Chicago house and Detroit techno jams. Keen to experience the scene first-hand he moved to London and his love of dance music got him a job working in the now-defunct south London record store Zone 2 Records. Here he met kindred spirits and started DJing on the London UK Garage pirate radio scene in the early ‘noughties.  Soon he found himself in the studio with Spatts from UK hip-hop act Criminal Minds and together, as Factor X, they released a number of breakbeat EPs on Carbon Records. Paul's next collab was with Caspar Kedros of Headrillaz fame. As ECT, they had a number of house-infused breakbeat chart hits. Things happened quickly and the guys played clubs like Home, Zap and Fabric, and appeared on Annie Nightingale's BBC Radio 1 show. Over time, their sound morphed into tech-house and their releases on seminal UK label Eukahouse drew support from the likes of Mr C and gigs at London's The End soon followed.

After much success Paul's partner Caspar began making music for TV.  ECT's hit 'Junk Odyssey' was featured on the US version of the series 'Queer As Folk'. However, this world was not for Paul so he launched his solo career. And thus his moniker Pablo del Monte was born - with the intent of making proper house music! However, he needed to develop his production skills as a solo artist so he enrolled to study at London's famous Pointblank Music School...

...and by the time Pablo felt confident of his production standards, serendipitously for him, his first true love, Chicago house, was making waves circa 2013 re-branded, as it was back then, as deep house.  With fellow Pointblank students Pablo set up Brick Lane Radio, which became known for this new house sound. Determined to have full control over his career this time round he set up his own label, East Recordings.  Pablo's early releases like his Maya Jane Cole-esque track 'Glide over Here' gained critical acclaim and was remixed by house don Julius Papp. However, it was his Marshall Jefferson-inspired party house anthem 'House to House' that put Pablo's name on the map after Marco Carola caned the track throughout the summer of 2016 at his Music On night.

The commercial success of 'House to House' led some to think that Pablo's take on house was mainstream but over the coming years his sound became tougher as he released a string of EPs on labels like In Denied Music, Maison Records and Audiophile Deep to name a few; drawing on his experiences of the early London tech-house scene as his point of inspiration.

This year finds Pablo established as one of London's leading DJs with gigs at clubs like Ministry of Sound and his own east London party Throw It Up.  Over the previous few years Pablo was a prolific 'studio rat' with some 30 releases and remixes under his belt. Subsequently he decided to focus less on volume going forward and now releases around 4 high quality EPs per year on select respected labels like his own imprint and on Lupe Fuentes's In The Loop Records so that he can dedicate time to his DJ career and his own club night, as well as to Brick Lane Radio. Although, his tracks feature on so many compilations his actual discography continues to grow exponentially!

Known as a versatile producer with releases in genres ranging from deep house through tech-house to techno all Pablo's productions share that 'house is a feeling' vibe regardless of genre, and with much love shown from the dance music press this DJ - despite his experience - is 'one to watch’.

"House is a feeling, y'all"... "house es una sensación"

Contact: info@eastrecordings.com
Bookings: patrick@eastrecordings.com

Italee is a multitalented and multifaceted Jamaican musical power house. Her sound is a unique fusion of passion and soul, carrying the spirit of life that embodied with her grass roots Jamaican accent will send shivers rocketing through your spine. 

Italee was born with the gift of music and branded herself with the name Italee, selected from the key root meaning of Rastafari's livity (Ital is vital). Italee grew up in the heart of Kingston 6, hearing the wailing sounds of reggae greatest musical Legends and Icons that became the soundtrack of most of her days. This was a time when Jamaica was dominated by political violence and economic hardships, which led to a creative spirit of solidarity within the people that through the dubbed reggae carried the message of addressing social injustice and inequality, fighting for the establishment of a brighter world without regards to race. This era of music created open channels of passion and free musical expressionism In Italee, whose motto is to illuminate people's minds and hearts through her music. 

Italee's love for music began at an early age as she was inspired by her parents who laid the foundation for her to develop her talent. She remembers waking up many early mornings to her father singing and strumming his guitar. Even as a child her participation in these musical endeavours fuelled her thirst for the main stage. Since then this talented singer, poet, performer and producer has been making an impressive track record for herself, she made a duet performance on Shaggy’s multi-platinum album “Hot Shot” and a solo performance entitled “Why” on the soundtrack album for the hit movie “Show Time” (starring Eddie Murphy and Robert De Niro), using her alias ‘’Rude’’ on both projects. She also performed the theme song entitled “Boyz like it dirty” on the soundtrack for the cult classic movie “Cabin Fever 2".

Italee has formed her own production company and has also produced some of Jamaica’s best dancehall acts including Sean Paul, Beenie Man, Elephant Man, Red Rat Sizzla and many more. She has also worked with renowned international producers such as Tony Canal (No Doubt), Derrick Bramble, Dave Stewart, Jeff Bova, Dave Kelly, Robert Livingston and Sly Dunbar. This songstress’ alluring voice, embodied with her stunning appeal proves that she is inevitably destined for stardom. Along her career she has garnered endorsements by world acclaimed musicians such as Cindy Blackman, Jack Dailey (drummer and bass player for Lenny Kravitz), Nair-Z (John Mayer's Drummer), Earl China Smith, Rudy Valention, Gibby Leebert Morrison and Paul Kastick (drummer/producer).

Italee’s enigmatic performances portray the poise and charm of a legend. She is fortunate to have shared the stage with some of the world's greatest acts and starred in 7-series Coruba Rum campaigned in New Zealand.

Italee views music as a strong liberating asset and has this readiness to rise to the call that resonates from deep within, creating an unwavering path for this queen to conquer the music industry. Standing at 5'10", this Caribbean beauty possesses the unique ability to connect her audience through the delivery and language of her songs. Melodies come easy for her along with seemingly prophetic lyrics of the past present and future times, creating this way an euphoric ecstatic musical vibe in every release of a new song.
ITALEE is more than just an Artist, she’s an Experience!

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