Tracks from Opus "Connect with a Flow' Produced by Jean Luc Fortès and Lamine Slyroots 
Copyright Trippy Music. All rights reserved. SlyRoots Sound Design Studio Music.
Stories Melodies &, All Vocals by Jean Luc Fortès
All Guitars,  Editing and Arrangments by Slyroots
Recorded, Mixed & Mastered by SlyRoots
Management - France:  33.7.53.12.98.50 / 33.6.19.24.74.48 



Hi, WELCOME,

Jean Luc Fortès is a singer/composer living in Paris Fr. 
Soulful melodies, a blend of rhytmic chords, African gimmicks & classical guitar and progressive arrangements have been dominant in his style.
Groove is the Essence. 
Someone wisely said that musicians are pop philosophers, this is definitely so in regards to Jean Luc lyrical poetry.  Stirred by the message in Gospel, African chants, Reggae and Soul he longed to share what he has learnt through his jobtrotting years in Africa, USA, Carribean and Europe, prompting others to ask the deeper questions about the nature of reality and beauty of life.

  ‘Connect with a Flow’, was co written with his longtime friend, multi instrumentist, Slyroots. 
 In this release, Jean Luc sings of the love and wholeness he has in his heart. 
It also challenges the listener to look inwards at the condition of the human Soul. He wants his music to be readily available to spread a message of harmony and hope in troubled times.
It is sunny music with a message.  

Cheers

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"mental experience" is an experimental project of a musician from Russia. Within the framework of the project, it was intended to realize the fullest possible embodiment of freedom. This implies, that the project is free from commerce, from style frames, as well as from some basic principles of composing musical compositions.
This project primarily focuses on creating an abstract atmosphere, filled whith dynamic, rough, "unrefined" sound and on combination of dissimilar ideas.

Passionardor (pronounced Pacha-Narder) is the production name for UK dance music songwriter/ producer Mark Moore. The name came from his passion for electronics & ardor harks back to the past for the soulful side of dance music & live instrumentation - often fusing both.  Over the last 16 years,he has been an accomplished freelance feature writer, acclaimed record reviewer & photographer for all the major dance publications, lifestyle magazines, newspapers & websites in the UK & overseas, the linchpin for Danny Rampling’s website & promoted one-off parties & charity events. His extensive contacts within the dance music field has seen Mark travel throughout the world on tour with DJs/ producers or covering new territories’ dance scenes & was the only European journalist/ photographer to be invited to stay with Frankie Knuckles in Chicago for Frankie Knuckles Day. He collaborated with Jocelyn Brown, Joey Negro & Danny Rampling on Il Padrinos “How Good the Love Is” on Defected Records. Since 2004, the dance floors have had the chance to meet the by-gone songwriter Mark Moore who has a unique h&s-on approach to the soulful house genre/ disco house/ funk/ jazz/  chillout & pop plus more electronic/ electro house with live instrumentation & polished electronic production. Mark Moore typically writes the lyrical content & melodic layers of organic & electronic instrumentation (often combining the two for a unique sound), arranges & produces the beats of his songs, sources musicians & singers plus plays keys. Though his many years working as a journalist & reviewer, Mark Moore has built up a close network of industry ears who road test his creations, depending on the genre inc Danny Rampling, Frankie Knuckles, Tedd Patterson, DJ Diesler, Dr Bob Jones, S&y Rivera, Matthias Heilbronn, DJ Yass & Snowboy. He has had record releases & remixes on Soulfuric, Influential House Recordings, Kinky Malinki, Del Records, Mixture Stereo, Miss Moneypennys Records, Avioground, MAP Dance, 953 Recordings, Gotta Keep Faith Records, Sobra Recordings, DVision, 99 Waves, Soulful Vibes Records, Distar Records, Ministry of Sound Australia & Power of Love Productions. His tracks have appeared on compilations by Mn2S, Loveslap, Sobra Recordings, Power of Love, Del Records, & Ministry of Sound, UK & Australia.  He won a nationwide remix competition on Influential House Records in 2008 & licensed 22 releases in 2009! His remixes include Martin Solveig’s “One.2.3.Four”, Martini Brothers “Dum,” Pacific 202’s “Project 808,”which was licensed to Ministry of Sound Australia. 2010 saw 12 records licensed including the Never Lose Faith EP, the Floor Fodder EP & the Served Chilled EP on Power of Love & Insomniac’s Fantasy on Avioground which got licensed to the Human Miracleofcom compilation. 2012 saw the Summer Dub EP released. He also programmed fourteen hours of music for the National Football Museum which launched on 6th July 2012 in Manchester. At the end of October 2012, the Summer Dub EP was two weeks at number 1 in the house charts in Finl& (meteli.net part of Basepoint Media) in the top 10 for eight weeks, number 8 in the top 100 Urban Chart & number 3 in the electronic charts. The follow up Transfiguration  EP on Power of Love was number 6 in the house charts (7/5/13), & number 9 in the electronic charts. 
Summer 2013 saw the DJ promo for the 62 minute 11 track Never Knowingly Undersouled EP on Gotta Keep Faith's sister label Sobra Recordings, a fusion of disco, live & deep house vocals & dubs & released on compilation Tropicalismo in July 2015.  August 2013 saw the Jubilation EP (Power of Love Productions, USA) of three tracks. 2015 saw remixes released of Rise & E-Motion plus two EPs - the Funky Floor EP & Never Ab&on Hope EP.  2016 saw the release of hip-hop track "What Are You Fighting For" on Soulful Vibes, "You Only Mean The Moon" on 99 Waves & "Ask Me Why" on Distar Records, “It’s You I Live For (Can You Feel It)” on Discoballs...


Land of the Living Official Release- May 29th. 

There comes a time in every man’s life when he must question the principles of his culture, his community, and his ancestors. Some may ignore the questions, while others, particularly artists, wrestle with them until something new and lasting is formed from the struggle. Shortly written after the death of his father, Matthew Perryman Jones’ latest record, Land of the Living is a courageous personal Odyessey through life’s most troubled waters of love and loss, and communicates the process by which we grieve, and the fight to find restored hope.The writing process of Land of the Living was an intense wringing of words, emotions, and melody from the rags of Jones’ solitude, but are an account of his truth found in the pain.

His first full length album since 2008, Land of the Living was produced by Cason Cooley (Katie Herzig) and is set to be released on May 29th. The record could not have found a better birthplace than the elusive bohemian studio in Round Top, Texas, where it was recorded. The studio itself was made from a 1700’s Amish farmhouse, is surrounded by vast land and skies, and haunted by a woman the band came to call Sarah.  Matthew slept in a teepee outside the studio for the week the band recorded.  The short time span forced them to “trust our gut and bring our very best to the table.” 

For this record, Matthew decided to entrust the fate of his musings to the ones most likely to connect with it: his fans. In just thirty days Matthew’s “tribe” contributed $26,000 to fund the creation of the album. “Going into making this record supported by fans inspired me in a whole new way. It really awakened the sense of why I went into music in the first place-creating a meaningful connection with people through music.”

Inspiration also came in the form of the writings of Rumi, the letters of Vincent Van Gogh to his brother Theo (from which the title Land of the Living was taken), and Federico Garcia Lorca, who wrote about the idea of Duende—loosely translated as a heightened sense of emotion, expression, and authenticity in art, and particularly, in music.

In each song there is a sense of wandering in the desert and wrestling with the angels.  “Waking up the Dead” conveys the transition from mourning to once again feeling passionate about life. “I want to dance on fire and be born again” is Jones’ earnest mantra. Matthew mirrors the poetry of Leonard Cohen when he sings, “You stand in the water with your arms crossed, groaning hallelujah.”  In “Oh Theo,” he grasps Van Gogh’s artistic and spiritual struggle saying, “My heart was still unknown, I was drunk and full of sorrows. I was longing for a home with nowhere to go.” 

Perhaps the crux of the record’s struggle can be heard on “Cancion de la Noche”, or “Song of the Night.”  Echoes of Daniel Lanois’ mysticism float in the mournful guitars and full, round drums. He sings, “I was alone in the water, deep in the water, where did you go? Oh the light is in disguise, breaking slowly, pull me close and I will push you away.”

A response to “Cancion de la Noche”, is the song “The Angels Were Singing”, which delves into Jones’ grief over the recent loss of his father.  As if in a Flannery O’ Connor short story, he says, “I started running to feel more alive, to wake up my senses that slowly had died . . . each tear was a chorus, a sacred reprise, and I finally was grieving that long goodbye.”  

Is the pain we encounter in loss worth living and loving to the fullest?  In no way a trite answer to the question, the title and last track on Matthew Perryman Jones’ philosophical record gives us a resounding yes.  “You cannot love in moderation, you’re dancing with a dead man’s bones.  Lay your soul on the threshing floor. . . I am coming home.”  And as Rumi said, and Jones has shown us to be true through the journey of Land of the Living, “A thousand half-loves must be forsaken to take one whole heart home.”



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Hard rock, heavy riffs, Jack Daniel's and lots of leather. Four things that perfectly describe Rough Justice. Expect an explosive show with bone chilling guitar solos, heavy riffs and bass that can be measured on a Richter scale. Now come and experience it for yourself

Rough Soldiers is a DJ and producer duo in Raw and Hardstyle music and was recently founded by 2 friends, Michael Tijssen (DJ and Producer alias “The Partycrushers”) and Alexander Vink (“Alex Finch”, DJ Erok in the 90’s).

Michael Tijssen started in 2004 as a techno DJ better known as “Mike Tierra”. In the year 2005 he got his first big booking on Fantasy Dance Theatre (Club <<O>>) where populair DJ’s like Remy, Erick de Man, Vincent de Wit and many more were present! In the following years the House scene developed several different styles and Michael found Hardstyle the most interesting one. In the year 2008 Michael started his own company “TPC Music” with many succesfull bookings and productions among “The Partycrushers” together with famous DJ Gizmo (Ferry Salee).

Alex Vink (DJ Erok at that time) started in the year 1993 as a vinyl DJ in the House scene where Old-School and Hardcore became his favorite style. Together with Erwin van Kan (alias “DJ Nosferatu”) he was a resident DJ at several populair societies in and around The Hague, such as “Knorretje” and “De Pakschuit” Etc… From 1995 you could hear DJ Erok regularly on Radio Balance (FM 99.4). Together with DJ Syndrome and DJ Defendor he entertained many hardcore fans during the weekend. After showing up on several big events like “7 Gates to Hell”, “Locomotion”, “Childsplay”, “Live in Houtrust” etc, Hardcore House music became less populair after the millennium as new styles came up in the scene. Alex started a family in the year 2001 and decided to slow down in music and performing. 16 years later Michael and Alex met each other behind the decks on a birthday bash of a friend and in a matter of time “Rough Soldiers” was born!

In July 2018 “Rough Soldiers” released their first music production “Blood upon the rose” on Gizmania Records. They expect to release a second track in October of this year. Michael and Alex have a lot more (out of the box) ideas and they’re eager to create much more hard and rough sounds in the near future. “Rough Soldiers” recently performed at Zuidahr Parrekzich-Harder styles and Dance Parade 2018. Clearly this all-round DJ duo has plenty of experience to satisfy all the Raw/Hardstyle fans around the world.

So if you’re planning to start a WAR…? Seriously consider booking “Rough Soldiers” and a massive blast is guaranteed!

Production Credits: 
Black Market Militia
	"The Struggle"

Shyheim 
   Disrespectfully Speaking
	"Evil Bitches"
	"Just Be U"

William Cooper 
   Beware of the Pale Horse
	"Bring it Back" ft 9th Prince & Nature
	"One Roll of the Dice"
	"Song Cry"
	"Heaven"
	"Free"
	"Beware of the Pale Horse" ft Ill Bill
	"American Gangsters" ft Kool G Rap

9th Prince 
   Revenge of the 9th Prince
	"Lyrical Disaster" ft Islord
	"Raised Cain"
	"I Will Rise" ft RZA & Thea
	"Young Godz Part II" ft Shyheim
	"Dear R&B"
	"Cyanide Poetry" ft Killah Priest
	"Revolution Music" ft Planet Asia
	"Love/Hate"
	"Grandfather Flow"
	"Snatching Pocketbooks"
	"Sour Diesel" ft Shyheim & William Cooper
	"Heist of the Recession" ft Islord
	"Just in Case"
	"Target Practice"

9th Prince 
   One Man Army
	"Hood Guerillas"
	"Assassins" ft Dasha & Sav Killz
	"Industry Grave Digga"
	"Young Black Millions" ft Don Don
	"Rap Disease" ft Akir & Archangle

Kevlaar 7 
   Who Got the Camera?
	"Garden of Eden" ft William Cooper

Timbo King 
   From Babylon to Timbuktu
	"Bar Exam"
	"From Babylon to Timbuktu" ft WIlliam Cooper
	"Outside Intelligence" ft Killah Priest 
	"Ruling Class"

Nature - Single
        "America"

9th Prince - Single
	"Back to the 36" ft Masta Killa & Cappadonna 

Nature
Seasons Changed (Fall Edition)
       "Fantasy"

9th Prince - Single
	"California Dreaming" ft Ras Kass

Diabolic 
   Fightin Words
	"Victim's Story"

Stoneface - Single
"Calico Audio" ft Freeway

The Four Horsemen - HRSMN
"Historic RMX" ft Tragedy Khadafi

William Cooper
God's Will
"Yesterday (God Frequency)"
"God's Will" ft Pacewon
"Something Ain't Right" ft Nature
"Grym Reaper"
"Never Fall"
"Blue Dreaming"
"True-N-Livin Nightmares" ft Reef the Lost Cauze & Sticky Fingaz
"Stairway to the Matrix"
"Morpheus Prophecies" ft Planet Asia
"Verbal Checkmate" ft Killah Priest 
"Holy Mountain" ft Sean Price & Stoneface
"Secrets of OZ"
"The Cycle" ft Ill Bill & Trife Diesel
"Volcanic Winter" ft 9th Prince
"7th Odyssey" ft Timbo King & Killah Priest 
"Channel Z"
"Zombieland" ft Diabolic
"Marvelous Minds" ft Big Twins & Big Noyd
"Closer to God" ft Rah Digga
"MC Supremecy"
"Second Chance" ft Stoneface
"Tomorrow"
Bonus
"The Sequel"
"My Brother's Keeper" ft Stoneface
"Ultimate Spit" ft Young Zee
"Illustrious Vision"

Sean Price - Dedication
"Forever P"

John Jigg$ - single
"LI Bullsh!t"

Nature 
Target Practice
"Keep Frontin’"
"Back to the Rap"
"Queens Tale Part 1"
"This is Easy" ft Royal Flush & Prodigy 
"The Second They See Him"
"Snap"
"Terminator (Crazy)"
"Give It To ‘Em" ft John Jigg$ & Tragedy Khadafi
"No Surrender No Retreat" 
"Real Like Me"
"She Loves Me"
"Never Quit"
Bonus
"Toxic"
"No Wins" ft Mike Delorean
"Fantasy RMX"
"America"

EP's:
Stoneface 
   BP Presents… Stoneface
	"Third Eye"
	"Diamond Stone"
	"New Day" ft William Cooper
	"Reggie Miller" (Skit)
	"Dark Years" ft 9th Prince
	"Melody vs Lyrics" (Skit)
	"That's all I ask of You" ft William Cooper
	"No Sun"
	"Hands of Change"
	"Birth of the Stone Age"

7th Headquarters is the lab of BP's 11701 Productions and recording studio for artists: William Cooper, 9th Prince, Timbo King, Shyheim, Nature, Stoneface & many more.

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