Hello Internet travelers! if you tend to enjoy the sound of multi colored horses and EDM dropped into a blender set on obliterate, than congratulations! this music is for you X3 Go and take a listen!

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A talented singer,,writer,,musician,,in his own way and style of music making his way with a message into the music industry...he loves playing football...watching tv...reading and writing...driving and riding whatever bike s bicycles or horses...his love for music makes him an addict to the musical vibration...he s kind hearted but very stricted and loves to enjoy his medz time...and he lovves most of all Rastafari Jah...

Well I was born in Londonderry in Northern Ireland way back when horses still drew coal on carts lol, actually it was 1953,I was your typical wild red haired ragamuffin getting into as much trouble as I could. I got interested in music around the age of 14 and my Mother "Bless Her " bought me my first guitar which lasted for about a month until it met a sad end (getting smashed over my brother's head for laughing at me trying to play it ). That didn't deter me though ,I saved up all the pennies I could and eventually bought myself a new one, thus the musical journey began.

I practiced diligently every spare minute much to the disdain of my family (they really suffered a lot),by the age of 18 I was doing my thing on the Irish Club circuit every week playing the covers of the day and earning a crust or two. I joined a few bands and eventually ended up playing bass in a Rock band, we toured all over the place playing to audiences large & small. We never got to be famous or startingly rich but it was fun.We opened for lots of more famous names (which I won't mention here ) as that would be bragging LOL. Things settled down for a few years and I began writing my own songs strangely enough in the Country Genre. I found a new love for Country music which has lasted to this very day.I also became a believer in the Lord Jesus Christ and write a lot of Christian based songs too.Though I still enjoy a good old Country song.

I moved to Minnesota in the early part of 2008 and got married to my wife Dixie (herself an accomplished songwriter) 
So all in all with over 30 years experience in the music business in one form or another you could say "I've paid my Dues "

Hi! I'm a Princess (Daughter of the King of kings), ready and willing to do extraordinary things. 

Psalm 108:1-2 says,
 "My heart is steadfast, O God! I will sing and make melody with all my being! Awake, O harp and lyre! I will awake the dawn! " 

This is my goal as I create music. 

I love Jesus! I also love music, photography, horses, LEGOs, and purple! 

Enjoy the music!

-Anya

Josh Roberts and the Hinges make Rock and Roll out of Charleston, SC. We're on the road quite a bit. Our next album is coming soon, and it was produced by Ryan Monroe of Band of Horses, so you know you'll enjoy it!

LEF (born Lorenzo Esposito Fornasari; 20 November 1977) is an Italian vocalist, record producer and film score composer. He worked with Bill Laswell, Lisa Gerrard,Serj Tankian from System of a Down, Elisa, Ben Harper, Hamid Drake, Nils Petter Molvær, Eivind Aarset, Jamie Saft, Pat Mastelotto from King Crimson, Eraldo Bernocchi, Colin Edwin from Porcupine Tree, Markus Stockhausen, Kenneth Kapstad from Motorpsycho, Tony Wakeford, Trevor Dunn, Giovanni Lindo Ferretti, Raiz, Ambrogio Sparagna, Faraualla, Enrico Gabrielli, Sigillum S, Ephel Duath, Gianluca Petrella, Fabrizio Puglisi, Ståle Storlokken.

Palehorse canter back into the spotlight with a new full-length, 'Soft as Butter; Hard as Ice', capitalising on their uniquely atmospheric interpretation of heavy, downtuned sludge on their 2003 debut album, 'Gee, That Ain't Swell', and its cheeky little sibling, 2008's 'Habitual Linestepper'.

Continuing in grand Palehorse tradition, the record pits colossal slabs of low-slung riffage, feedback squalls and razor-sharp percussion against eerie acoustic interludes, vocals both hushed and hollered and even the odd hand-clap (I shit you not!).

From starting line to finishing post, through the ferociously spikey 'Shit Colombo' and the feverish pulsing of 'Don't come knocking when I'm listening to Dokken' to the tar-like drones and pregnant pauses of 'How to avoid huge riffs', Palehorse ensure that the listener dismounts saddle-sore and bow-legged.

Thanks to the thunderous engineering and production, the ten tracks that comprise 'Soft as Butter; Hard as Ice' spring to life, rear up out of your speakers and slap you hard across the face with a leather riding glove, as if to say ‘You sir, are a scoundrel, and I fully intend to give you a damn good thrashing!’.

Palehorse first reared its ugly equine head in the year 2000, birthed in the liquor amnii of the hardcore bands Kneejerk and Abjure. With their idiosyncratic take on heavy music and dynamic formula of dual bass, dual vocals and drums, the band attracted the attention of Dry Run Recordings, the label which released, amongst other things, the first Jesu ep. In 2003 their debut album 'Gee, That Ain't Swell' saw the light of day, to much critical acclaim.

Following a hiatus, which saw drummer Ben Dawson and bassist Tom Fowler enjoy success as half of Million Dead, Palehorse returned to form with a new record, the 2008 ep 'Habitual Linestepper' on Eyes of Sound. The Palehorse lineup has shifted through the years; starting as a five piece, then a four piece, then five again, then back to four after the departure of vocal stalwart Seedi in 2008.

The personnel for the recording of 'Soft as Butter; Hard as Ice' were drummer Ben Dawson, bassists John Atkins and James Bryant and vocalist Nikolai Grune. The band has since returned to the five man format with the addition of Mark Dicker of fellow London noisemongers Trencher on vocals and electronics. Palehorse are renowned for the intensity and heaviness of their live performances, and have gigged alongside bands such as EyeHateGod, Oxbow, An Albatross, Brujeria, Ramesses, Narcosis, Mistress, Trencher, Red Stars Parade, Humanfly, Pulled Apart by Horses, Army of Flying Robots, Bossk and Nine Bar to name but a few.


Paint Club is a cutting-edge, sophisticated, and at times dirty wild, four-piece band from Cape Town, ZA. They perform happy music with great attitude and timing.
Uri fingers the banjo electric guitar, zorg, and Wessel strums the acoustic guitar. Wes beats the frantic rhythms of Africa (with his bare hands) while Dave caresses the bass (with his bear hands).
Paint Club enjoy outdoor activities such as Water-skiing, Mountaineering and Polo (with horses).
Paint Club entered a battle of the bands towards the end of 2013 and lost, but who cares? : (
They released their first single, 'Wilderness', which resulted in airplay and interviews on campus and online radio stations. 
Paint Club recently recorded their debut EP 'Johannesburg' it will be out in early 2014.
So fresh.

Twitter: @clubpaintclub


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