SMASHED 
3DVision Recordings // Dropland Recordings

Smashed started at Ibiza in 2007 as a duo project: Romain Moly Escorsa (D-Unit, Dexel) next to isaak Illescas (hypnotizer). with the aim to make something different and stronger than what he heard all there life on the white island (Ibiza) the spend al the time they have on the studio creating the core of what it becomes Smashed on the present time.
Now a days, After some years the duo becomes a solo project with Romain on front and establishing him in Barcelona, where he becomes Artist for the French / Ibiza label 3D Vision Rec, and partner on the small but brave label Dropland Recordings. but also locating him on the Ibiza island for the summer season. The Smashed sound thru the years becomes more powerful & aggressive, reaching the highest levels of production & sound quality what can be described as top quality hi-tech psy trance. Release after release he is beating the charts and being recommended around the most important digital music shops, such as Beatport, JunoDownload… And nowadays he is becoming one of the reference artists on the genre, after every gig, release or step Romain is doing on his musical carrier, he is getting some of the success and good feedbacks, he deserves after hard work, and a life, fully dedicated to the electronic music. His musical restlessness bring Smashed to work on collaboration or remix tracks with Barcelona duo Ex-Gen (#3 on Beatport  psytrance charts), Absolum (Soon), Concept, Zero, Khopat… Atom´s EP (Dropland Recordings) was the debut release of Smashed, after come releases on 3D Vision Recordings (Becoming one of 3DVision´s 2k10//2k11 new Live acts) and on other labels such as Time Code Records, Nutek Records, Fractal Records, Mechanik Records, Hypergate Records, Ultravision Records. As a Live Act or Deejay Smashed has played with artist´s like: GMS, Lost and Found, Absolum, Infected Mushroom, Ex-Gen, Random L, Celli, Shanti, Domi Pastor, Aum Project, Dj Nanuk, Magneto, Earorm,Sidaharta, Khopat, BrainWash, Shuumat… on some of the best clubs or parties around: Privilege / Eden / Las Dalias (Ibiza, Spain) Porto Rio, Carpe Diem Fest, Level Club (Portugal), La Cova / Mama Mandawa / Instinto /  Mephisto /  Electroasis Fest / Summertech / Vogue (Spain),
Space Nomads (Switzerland)


"Malfunktion",A three part compilation including: Earworm, Ex-Gen, Khopat, Concept, Magneto, Poizon, Z3ro, A-Mush, Terraformers, Brain Driver, Sinful Reaction.


Full Discography & next expected releases //// 

-Atoms EP - Dropland rec 
      Smashed / Velocity-N2-2 on Phase-Flubber
-Another Dimension VA -Ultravision rec
      Smashed -Physical Matters-
-Fresh Part´s 1, 2 & 3 selected by Absolum 
      Smashed vs Ex-Gen / Invisible Invaders -Complex Theoreme
-Arecibo Chronicles VA -Fractal rec
      Ex-Gen -Intenisified Frequency (Smashed vs Ex-Gen rmx)
-Ekinox VA -Mechanik rec
      Smashed -you go banzai
-Synthetic Alchemy VA -HyperGate Rec
      Smashed -Damage-
-Concept vs Smashed Ep -Time Code rec    
      Smashed vs Concept / The Dead Star- Shut the fuck up
-Malfunktion part´s 1, 2 & 3 selected by Smashed
       Smashed -you go banzai (Magneto rmx)
-Genetic Users -EP -3DVision rec-
      Ex-Gen vs Smashed -Defraction-
  -Overdose part 01 selected by Ex-Gen -
      Ex-Gen vs Smashed -nn-
-Cpu EP -Nutek rec-
      C.P.U vs Smashed .Total Data Loss
-Smashed Remixed E.P. Part 1 - Dropland Recordings
     Smashed / Damage (Concept remix) / Physical Matter (Sinful Reactions remix) / You go Banzai (Z3ro remix)
-Night Terror VA -Terror Lab Industries 
     Z3ro - Dark Jungle (Smashed remix)  



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mt. davidson is the current singer of these songs and has been for the past ten years.  in this time, he has had the privilege of appearing before audiences world-wide.  people who have heard him sing have used words like "mercurial" and "eerie" to describe the sound of his voice. it is not a forceful voice, but moves in the air with a certain deliberation.  aside from twain, mt. has been seen performing with the likes of Spirit Family Reunion, the Low Anthem, and Annie & the Beekeepers.  

Life Labors in the Choir is the fifth album of songs from twain.  it has a lot to do with death and the unattainable present.  it also has to do with the boundaries of love, deceptive feelings of loss, water, and many other things.  it features the consummate playing of Ken Woodward and Pete Pezzimenti and was expertly recorded by Adrian Olsen.  available here twain.bandcamp.com

STRUGGLETOWN is a band from Central NY, playing an Americana style of folk rock, country, and classic rock with a touch of bluegrass!

http://struggletownmusic.com

STRUGGLETOWN:

Ryan Colligan ~ Guitar, Vocals
Christian Henry ~ Banjo, Vocals
John Krause ~ Upright Bass, Vocals
Joseph Vincent ~ Drums, Percussion, Piano

FULL BIO:
Since the band’s foundation in the summer of 2010, Struggletown has drawn comparisons to popular folk rock and Americana bands of the day. Struggletown differentiates their sound by combining traditional folk, rock, acoustic pop with country roots. Throw in some blues and funk, Struggletown is a group that is truly just doing their own thing. From fun jams about scrambled eggs, to stadium ready whiskey fueled love song mayhem, Struggletown’s catalogue of tunes is ever expanding.
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A debut 2012 CD release from Struggletown blends an Americana style of acoustic, country, and folk rock...with a touch of bluegrass! Featuring Ryan Colligan on guitar, Christian Henry on banjo, John Krause on upright bass, and Joseph Vincent on drums/piano, "Goodnight Caroline" is their first original. A softer tune featuring piano and delicate vocals, this tune will tug at your heart strings. Genre? Its all Struggletown. 
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The summer of 2013 was a busy time for Struggletown, booking live shows across Central NY, finished off with a television broadcast to promote a fund raising show in their home town. During this time, two new originals were written and digitally released. "Scrambled Eggs" is a funky song, showcasing a bluesy guitar demanding nothing short of a proper breakfast! Many say "(What I Think Was) I Love You” is their favorite, a perfect blend of acoustic guitar, bowed bass, and vocal harmonies that will fill your soul. To top off the year, Struggletown recorded a special Christmas song, "God Rest Ye, Merry Gentlemen". Its a very fun folk song with a bluegrassy twist. Featuring the banjo, upright bass, acoustic guitar and drums to produce a fun and exciting song with an upbeat tempo!
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STRUGGLETOWN now available on ITunes, Google Play, Amazon, Spotify and more! 
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2013 CD also available with the following songs:
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(WHAT I THINK WAS) I LOVE YOU
Acoustic guitar, bowed bass and striking harmonies bring you a tune filled with love ...at least you thought it was love! Bluesy guitar solo contributes to a very soulful tune that grooves and picks you up!
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SCRAMBLED EGGS:
2 cups of folk, 1/4 cup indie, 2 tbs country, southern rock and blues! This funky song demands nothing short of a full breakfast ...served up Struggletown style. A touch of bluegrass and a shake of blues!
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GOODNIGHT CAROLINE
An acoustic guitar, piano, upright bass and banjo brings together a song which will comfort and break your heart at the same time. Catchy tune with harmonies and delicate vocals. Its time to say goodnight.
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© Struggletown Productions  ~  http://struggletownmusic.com


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Formed through a simple internet add, The Brandy Thieves are a bunch of lost souls who finally found each other in the Midlands of England. Described as Gypsy Punk with Soul, The Brandy Thieves themselves come from four very different backgrounds and this has helped them create a sound which is very much their own. Very much a lyric driven band, the Thieves present their listeners with macabre folk tales, twisted stories of love and loss and jaded social commentary. Despite this the essence of the band is fun and they have been winning fans over with their energetic live shows since they formed at the end of 2012. 

We're a band called Five Foot Eleven, started in (uuuuhhh...) 2011(give or take).
Roza de Jong- Singer, Rythem guitar, Bass guitar
Fenna Visser- Singer
Nadine Blaak- Piano, Shake eggs, Violin
José van der Geest- Violin
Isabelle Wolswinkel- Singer, Percussion instruments
Ellen Coerdes- Rythem guitar, Lead guitar, Cajon

Paleo Diet Meals is today's new thing in our fast paced world we live in! Click here <a href="http://tinyurl.com/paleo-diet-meals-today" style="font-size: 11px;" target="_self">Paleo Diet Meals Recipes Cookbook.</a>  It seems to be the new fad diet and very popular. The problem is, "where do I get good recipes?"  
Even when it appears that the information is overwhelming for what's healthy and what's not, it is possible to select a healthy way of living that consists of contemporary and manageable choices to accommodate any lifestyle. Paleo Diet Meals will enable you to eat healthy, enjoy your meals, and aid you in accomplishing real health and wellness!
Paleo Diet Meals do not include grains, dairy products, sugars, or processed foods - none of which provide dietary value and support disease-causing swelling in the body. Paleo Diet Meals supports eating a healthy mix of natural safe meat, fresh vegetables, some fruit, some nuts and seeds ... and obviously, healthy fats and oils! "Food is our fuel" that makes the body run - exactly what you put into your body will become the foundation for every cell, muscle, cells, and body organ. The old saying "you are what you eat" was remarkably real.

Right here are 5 simple pointers to assist you get started on your Paleo trip to a healthy way of life:.

1) Pre-cook your food, even bring lunch to work. In order to lessen cooking time, cook large sets of food at the beginning of the week or numerous days in advance!

2) Keep a paleo-friendly meal replacement bar or shake in your desk or handbag in case of a modification of strategies. Being un-prepared will cause poor choice making.

3) Try a new vegetable - the even more color, and the deeper the color, the more nutritious it is! For example, kale is one of my favorite superfoods and it's really versatile - you can utilize it in dishes for smoothies, salads, as well as cooking as a warm supper side.

4) Don't keep any food you don't "want" to eat in our home ... at all. Out of sight, out of mind. And no, your kids do not require those chips and cookies either.

5) Find out ways to use new flavors. This will provide far more variety and flavors in your meals.

And speaking of planning, right here's a little motivation for planning your healthy paleo-friendly treats!

- Apple with almond butter.
- Cinnamon Nuts (nuts dusted with cinnamon and baked at 250 degrees about 10-15 minutes).
- Hard boiled eggs.
- "Guacamole" salad (equal amounts of cubed avocado and tomato, spray with chopped red onion and cilantro).
- Fresh vegetable juice / healthy smoothie.
- Kale chips (coat kale in olive oil and cook at 250 degrees for approx. 20 mins. or till crisp).

Based in Amsterdam, originally from Ipswich in England, Kreed has been playing since 1993 when he and a mate ran a mobile disco featuring the best Top 40 hits!

Kreed has been a member of Amsterdam's tech house scene since the late 90's. In those days he was performing at the legendary Mazzo, Trance Buddah, Vaaghuyzen, Paradiso, Twstd, Escape, Panama, Stubnitz, Melkweg etc and had a residency at Club NL.

His influences are Slipmatt, Francois K, Danny Tenaglia, Billy Nasty, Nathan Coles, Eddie Richards, Terry Francis, A Guy Called Gerald, all Mazzo artists back in the day, Happy Mondays, Stone Roses, The Cure, Carl Cox, Keith Fielder, Sasha, The Aloof, Mum & Dad, Wiggle, MCFC, 2020 Vision, Tonka, Richie Hawtin etc...

He has played for organisations such as Dance Valley, Advanced, The Bus, Underground Heaven, Error Krew, Traffic, Interparty, Solid Gold [New York, USA] Mono etc to name but a few.
He has also played alongside international artists such as Umek, Veztax, Dan Ghenacia and Nathan Coles. Kreed also featured alongside Steven de Peven on a weekly cable radio show in Amsterdam back in the mid 90's. 
He grew up in Amsterdam's underground scene playing with local heroes Melon, Boris Werner, Lauhaus, Bart Skils, Juriaan, Diablo, David Labeij, Angelo, Kabale und Liebe, Aron Friedman, San Proper, Oliver Kucera etc...

Kreed has several international bookings to his name, including New York, Austria, Slovenija, England, Croatia etc, and has performed Dj sets on internet radio and national radio stations. 

Kreed is currently signed to Cosmic Disco records producing alongside Diablo and will soon start work on his solo projects.
He currently [2015] spins monthly at Amsterdam's 'Kashmir Lounge'.

Andrew Peterson has a fairly simple approach to songwriting: He writes the songs that he himself needs to hear, trusting that there are other people out there who might need them as well. And by the tens of thousands there have been. Peterson’s most loyal fans in fact, tend to be those who find resonance with the “glowing ache” that permeates his body of work. But it’s never been the ache of hopelessness or despair. Instead it’s the ache that comes from deeply loving something that has been lost, and from daring to hope that it will one day be restored. It’s the recognition that any pain we now feel is somehow inseparable from the joy that was intended for us from the creation of the world. And it’s the undying hope that that same pain is also a promise, a forward longing, a deposit of the redemption and restoration of the greater joy that is yet to come.

The songs on Peterson’s new Centricity Music release Light for the Lost Boy are deeply rooted in such paradoxes of the human condition, reflecting a grief permeated with light and hope and beauty and love. Andrew, perhaps better than any other songwriter today, recognizes the echoes of Eden and eternity that fill our daily lives for what they are.

“As I was reading over the lyrics,” Andrew says, “I realized that several of the songs had the image of this lost little boy haunting the woods. Sometimes he was on a happy adventure, other times brokenhearted and lost. Tolkien wrote ‘We all long for [Eden], and we are constantly glimpsing it: our whole nature…is still soaked with the sense of exile.’ We sense that something has been lost, but at the same time we have this fierce hope that heaven is breaking into our lives, and that a day is coming when all things will be made right again.”

Peterson’s friend and longtime producer/collaborator Ben Shive was joined on Light for the Lost Boy by Cason Cooley (Katie Herzig, Mat Kearney, Audrey Assad). The two-way production chemistry yielded a sound that at its core should be familiar to Peterson devotees, while adding subtle, new colors to Andrew’s musical palette.

PortraitLyrically, the reality of living between the loss of Eden and the promise of redemption is the common theme that runs through the project. We find it in Andrew’s hopeful prayer for his own son “You’ll Find Your Way”, in which he sings “When I look at you boy / I can see the road that lies ahead / I can see the love and the sorrow / Bright fields of joy / Dark nights awake in a stormy bed / I wanna go with you, but I can’t follow”. And we hear it again in the emotionally charged “Carry The Fire”, a song about keeping hope and faith even in the midst of struggle.

But that yearning for a renewed innocence finds its most direct expression in the song “Day by Day”, inspired by a London stroll Andrew and his wife Jamie took through Kensington Gardens where J.M. Barrie wrote Peter Pan.

“Neverland Park was erected there and we were excited to see it,” Andrew says. “We arrived and saw over the wall the mast of a pirate ship and heard the sounds of children playing inside. But at the gate there was a sign that said grownups couldn’t go in without their children. I stood outside the wall with this sense of sadness. I was barred from the great joy of childhood, and wanted nothing more than to be a kid again so I could run through and laugh with the rest of them. It was a perfect metaphor for the loss of Eden. As I wrote these songs I was hoping they might be little lights along the way for anyone who’s looking and longing for a renewed innocence, for the fulfillment of the Kingdom.”

Though the songs on Light for the Lost Boy don’t shy away from heartaches and hard questions, the project as a whole is anything but dark. As the patriarch Job found his deepest questions ultimately overwhelmed by the presence of his Creator, Andrew too finds himself repeatedly comforted and silenced in the place of divine presence.

“The last song, ‘Don’t You Want To Thank Someone’, is the thought I most want to leave people with,” Andrew explains. “It was partially inspired by an old poem of Gerard Manley Hopkins called ‘God’s Grandeur’ which closes with the line: ‘But the Holy Ghost over the bent world broods / with warm breath and—ah!—bright wings.’ God is present; his Kingdom is all around us just as sure as it’s coming in its fullness.”

Andrew’s willingness to acknowledge the realities of life without ever loosening his grip on eternal hope has won him loyal and highly relational fans worldwide, as their ongoing involvement in his online forum (www.RabbitRoom.com) demonstrates. His journey as an artist, author (of “The Wingfeather Saga”) and disciple is one that he’s long attempted to make openly and in community, using his songs and stories as an invitation to others walking the same road. Light for the Lost Boy artfully and stirringly documents the last couple years of that journey, and in so doing, should give thousands of new listeners a point of connection with his music.

“When I think of my youth,” Andrew says, “I remember carrying around this secret loneliness. Coming to know Jesus, being rescued by him from that loneliness is at the heart of why I write songs. C.S. Lewis said ‘We read to know we’re not alone.’ One of the reasons I write is to tell people the same thing. My hope is that some fifteen-year-old kid out there—or some fifty-year-old kid—will hear Light for the Lost Boy and find some comfort, some assurance that he or she is known and loved by the great love of the universe.”

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