HERE ONLY REAL LISTENERS!

I'm a songwriter, self-taught musician, dj
and journalist (anyhow composin' !)

ALONE ...born in 1970, I began early to play piano, takin' cello lessons too. Then I left, but I reprise to study music when I was sixteen: piano, guitar and bass, mainly self-made. At the same time, I began to compose music: initially electronic and instrumental, then rock songs with lyrics in English, all alone.

THE BIKES. In my first band, The Bikes, torward the end of the '80, I played guitar: we did covers (mainly Pink Floyd and Deep Purple) and we practised in the back of keyboard player's bicycle shop (here the name of the band!) ...then we changed name in Alter Ego and finally, I left the band.

CRYSTAL BELL. In 1990, I reached the band Saskatchewan: I played bass and we did covers (mainly Doors and Rem) in the singer's home garage. Then the singer left and the rest of the band (me, the guitarists Marco Catarinolo and Federico 'Chicco' Intaglietta and the drummer Matteo Balloni) found another band: Crystal Bell. We did covers (Doors, Jimi Hendrix, Clash and Gary Moore) and some of my compositions like "Hurry up!" ...we tried two singers but finally I began to sing, playin' the bass, and Marco Catarinolo left the guitar for the keyboards. We practised in another garage with other bands and we performed some concerts too. Then, after few months, the band broke.

TRAUMA. I continued to play in that garage with the keyboard player and we played - me on guitar and voice, him on keyboards - my new songs: "One life movie's final frame", "Chinese trip" and "Moonish". For a while, the drummer Salvatore 'Toda' Corrao was with us. Then, Matteo Balloni returned and the bassist Gabriel Del Sarto arrived too but he couldn't play often with us, so finally we found another bassist: Matteo Bernabucci (then, the two bassists always alterneted). We decided to call the band Trauma. I wrote new songs, in Italian too ("Verso l'altrove" - "To the other side" in English -  and "Un fuoco e il buio" that is the italian version of "Moonish"), and I began to collaborate with the guitarist and songwriter Franco Rossi: together we wrote "La meta", "L'attimo" and "Cresce la tua idea" and he played lead guitar with us. We recorded all our songs in the  Music Hill Records studio at Ortola, in Massa (Tuscany - Italy). After a while, the band had a new lead guitarist: Alberico 'Chicco' Baldini.  We re-arranged all original songs and we added to our "playlist" italian covers too: Vasco Rossi, Litfiba, Timoria. We began an intense live activity, In 1993, we won the first edition of "Montignoso Music Festival". In the same year, the band recorded a new session in the Music Hill Records studio and after a while recorded the re-arranged original songs at the hotel Villa Mercedes, closed during the winter. The live activity continued and in the beginning of the 1994 I began to project a rock opera for the theatre, "Inseguendo un sogno", composing new songs. Then the band recorded two new songs "Rabbia" and "Inseguendo un sogno" (the main theme of the rock opera) at the Crystal studio in Montignoso (Tuscany - Italy). In '94 and '95 the live activity was very intense and the band was selected for one of the most important music contest in Italy, "Rock Targato Italia".  We re-arranged "Un fuoco a il buio" and I wrote new songs, "Eutanasia" and "Il cielo d'inverno", then we did the last recording session at the Loading Zone Studio in Frangola (Massa - Tuscany - Italy). Finally, the band broke in 1996 except for a reunion for the festival "Rock for Amnesty" at Baraonda (Massa - Tuscany - Italy) in '96.

DJ. As a deejay, I worked in some discos (The Crocodile, Baraonda and The Cave in Tuscany, Italy) and radios (RadioMilano5 and RadioStudioVersilia in Tuscany, Italy) 'til 1996 when I started my career in journalism.

ALONE AGAIN. From 1996 to today, while workin' as journalist, I continued to write songs, instrumental music, atmospheres. And I'll continue!

Dealing with day-to-day inhouse promotions and tournaments by day and a narcissistic music junkie by night, Wilson was drawn towards music subconsciously at the age of 12. It was in 1999 when he was first introduced to the Global Underground series which ignited his interest in music as a whole. This was when his love for electronic music grew by leaps and bounds.
Shortly after, his knowledge in music genres expanded, he diversified his tastes and styles into other sounds, not just limited to the GU label, but also the likes of Frank Sinatra, Nina Simone, Zero7, DJ Gregory, Kerri Chandler and to the other spectrums of the musical genre from various artists such as Marilyn Manson, Slipknot, Showtek, Eddie Halliwell, Erykah Badu etc.
Keeping a low profile in the electronic dance music circuit since his return from Melbourne (Australia) in early 2008, he is known for his tune selections and recorded output of the Singapore renowned collective “Frontallabs” in Melbourne and Singapore. He is also instantly recognizable to many of his loyal fans in Singapore. During a spell with Frontallabs working with Feng (Chief writer/editor of Frontallabs and Juice DJ Quest Champ 2005), Wilson had contributed much for the night “We Love House” with djB @ Zouk, numerous fun playing at Homeclub as guest DJ with Trance Republic, official web media for various events such as Zoukout, Heineken Found @ Thirst, launch of Vodka Vanilla, as well as working with the likes of Damien K (One of foundationKL ambassadors), Brandon and Jill (Founder of PureHardDance in Melbourne), North-East CDC and Ngee Ann poly to introduce and to educate electronic music culture and industry, E-Trax Studio and Republic Poly for our teaching curriculums, and many others.

At present his styles are geared towards the sound that has the vibe of Tomorrowland, Awakenings Festival, Electric Daisy Carnival, MayDay, Time Warp, UMF, Creamfields, as he believes a melting pot of styles generates from this very genre. His strong belief in dishing out quantitative ‘phatt’ tunes and beats at parties and getting the hardcore punters throwing fists in the air with musical awe, got him a place in Singapore's leading electronic dance music consortium in 2002. This has taken him far and wide, with the reception growing towards refining and explore further in his sound and style. 
2012 is the year, where he will be taking on a different scope to his aural expeditions. So pay close attention to this chap as he dices up some tunes that will change your perception of dance culture and music in general. In his own words, ”if Its phatt tunes you know you gonna be stylin’ to the bank yawwll!!”. Watch this space folks.


Born Aaron Roberts, also known as "Juice", "MTM KING". Was born in small town Elyria, Ohio; I moved to Raleigh, NC to chase better opportunities. As I grew older I noticed how watered down and unoriginal the music industry (more particularly the rap game) has become. With these thoughts in mind i finally decided to bring the ' Money Tree Manopoly' To the forefront. Many people ask me why its spell "MAN"opoly, instead of the usual spelling. This is because the "man", our team, "us", anybody who is pushing pushing the movement; has made become apart of a Brand that is going to take full monopoly of the game. The industry is in a drought; and MTM is that OASIS in the middle of the desert; that LIGHT at the end of the tunnel. MTM we gone bring another dynamic to your eyes and ears. MTM the Gang, "We Blow it Like We Grow It"

RIP all my niggas that died trying to chase this dream, we gone live your legacies through us. ONE LOVE

440 <---> 919

Well I have freckles are on my face I have brown eyes short brown hair I'm my friends call me Olive or Livi or the call me orange juice I like to stick with olive or living but my friend likes to call me oh live it's fine with me and I'm also short my friend is younger than me is taller than me makes me mad he's got something to say to watch Johnny Orlando that's all he cares about and family true true anything else you want to say he said Johnny Orlando is the best Jesus says right a little comet but I rode a huge comet if it was for Colton or should I say Coco why do we spell his name wrong it's c oh l ton okay I guess you can't spell his name it's his name is Colton with a e well bye this is all we got to say how do you say Migos

Groove Juice (USA)

Let Groove Juice get loose, and seduce your caboose!

	Groove Juice is a funk junkie music enthusiast whose main goal is to cast a spell upon all party goers which will drive them deep into a locomotion of non-stop dancing. 
	Thanks to all the wonderful and inspiring people he has been lucky to work with, The Juice man has been busy this year unleashing searing hot dance floor igniting jams at influential underground events such as Wuhan Prison’s Sleepwalk, Spirit Tribe and Lost Valley, Guilin’s CCR, Chong Qing’s Echobay, as well as his own Party event Retromance and many other venues and clubs.  
	Groove Juice is extremely grateful to have been able to enter the music scene in China and is brimming with excitement to continue sharing his particular tastes in music which he perceives to be the right ingredients for a surefire; all out ass shaking adventure filled with uplifting, soul satisfying tunes.  With an insatiable appetite for music that cuts straight to the heart, you can be sure to expect a funk infused, disco tinged all around uplifting good time full of positive vibes and pure energy!  
“When words fail, music speaks, dance is our medicine!”


来自美国西海岸的DJ Groove Juice深受Old School, Soul, Disco, Nu-disco, House, Cosmic sounds, 和Funk的影响，丰富的律动和骚气的氛围使他的派对带有强烈的复古舞厅色彩。同时他也广泛涉猎各种其他风格，Party Animals 总能在他的音乐里找归宿。

British Columbia, Canada based Pop recording artist Nina Amelio began her vocal training with award-winning Jazz singer Cheryl Hodge and remains grounded as she emerges in the international music scene by thinking of home in the Kootenays ‘Koots Roots’. “I think of being free and being myself, of acceptance”. Nina gathers inspiration and artistic influence from the likes of Adele, Anne Wilson of Heart, and Michael Jackson. “Adele is an amazing vocalist and song writer and just a real woman. I look up to her. Her music got me through the death of my brother and helped me find myself.”
 
In 2013, Nina recorded her debut EP, ‘Spell and Reflection’, with producer Brandon Delyzer at Baker Studios in Victoria, BC. Dipping more into the blues/pop arena, ‘Spell and Reflection’ featured Nina’s smooth vocals and an addictive laid back vibe. Nina’s single ‘Tides’ debuted on radio in early 2014 on 101.9 K-Rock, live on The Blues Show and continued to receive radio play and it began spreading to other stations across BC and Alberta until CBC Radio picked Up Only Human for a feature on North By North West.
 
Nina recently placed Top 10 in the regional finals for CBC’s Searchlight Competition with her song about empowerment and abuse, ‘Who Do You Think You Are’ Radio One and Juice FM ended up putting the song into rotation during April 2015 and the song has continued to pick up steam In the UK and World Wide on Deuce Radio. As fans and supporters take notice of the single, Nina remains passionate about spreading her message to help put an end to bullying and has received an incredible outpouring of support during the push for ‘Who Do You Think You Are’ from those who resonate with its message.
 
Digging deeper into who she is, Nina gives us further insight. “I approach song-writing by a feeling. I don't wake up and say I am going to write a song today. Usually it just comes to me from the world around me and I have to record it or write it down, or something happened to me (an experience) and I need to get it out.” The Canadian Pop artist relieves stress by working out, relaxes while reading a good book such as ‘Forever Interrupted’ by Taylor Jenkins Reid, and describes her favorite meal as pizza in Italy. Nina supports directly with funding and benefit performances local and national Charities and Social causes including the Food Bank the Canadian Christian Fund. “I want Nina Amelio to be remembered as a great singer and artist, but most of all, as a great person, who was kind and always helped others.”
 
 
Taking her music to the next level, Nina is working on new music with hit songwriter/producer Mark Zubek (Grammy winner Betty Carter), owner and founder of Zedd Records, a record label based out of Toronto, Canada. Nina has clear goals and a concise plan to grow her fan base and make her music available to international music consumers. She is now under the wing of elite US based management company, Arrow Music Agency after recently signing an exclusive worldwide management deal. This new union will help build the Nina Amelio profile internationally creating diverse opportunities. Arrow Music Agency is headed up by Chris Sobonya (President), and has a roster of worldwide artists from countries such as the US, Canada, Sweden, France, The Netherlands, New Zealand, UK, and Australia.
 
For more news/updates, music, videos, social media, and special promotions visit www.ninaamelio.com

Emily Duff’s small batch brand of Sweet & Sour Rock & Roll with a great big hit of Country Soul, digs deep, weaving a patchwork of sin, tragedy, romance and regret. A humble servant of song as well as a dark optimist, Emily is a prolific and unique voice at a crazy & crucial time. Born in Flushing Queens, NYC and raised by a pack of cigarettes, her Mama taught her four perfect chords and then ran off, leaving Emily to figure the rest out on her own.  

Emily has recorded and released 5 records in the past 6 years. Two at FAME, the legendary Muscle Shoals, Alabama studio, one at NY Noise and two with producer, Eric “Roscoe” Ambel at his Brooklyn studio, Cowboy Technical Services. Her most recent record, “Razor Blade Smile” produced by Eric “Roscoe” Ambel (Joan Jett, Sarah Borges, Del Lords) takes Emily back to her NYC Street-Punk-Rock-Roots, proving that great songwriting defies genres and transcends playlists.  


“Flushing-born, punk-sparked, country-steeped roots-rocker. Best of 2021” - Robert Christgau

“Duff’s gritty mix of desire and desperation can be found at every turn, a sound seemingly inspired by the unsettled state of a covid-conflicted world.”- American Songwriter

“One Part Muscle Shoals, One Part Patti Smith” - Rolling Stone

“A roadhouse punk rocker — The Clash meets Jerry Lee Lewis” - No Depression

Emily reminds me of some of the great earthy, big-voiced roots singers I loved in the 1970’s— Tracy Nelson, Marcia Ball and more. She borrows from that blues and roots tradition but makes it her very own with her sensitive and personal lyrics.” - Rosanne Cash

𝔑ü 𝔧𝔲𝔫𝔤𝔩𝔦𝔰𝔪. 𝔇𝔦𝔤𝔦𝔱𝔞𝔩 ℌ𝔞𝔯𝔡𝔠𝔬𝔯𝔢. 𝔓𝔞𝔯𝔱𝔶 𝔓𝔯𝔬𝔱𝔢𝔠𝔱𝔦𝔬𝔫. 𝔖𝔭𝔞𝔠𝔢 𝔉𝔬𝔯𝔠𝔢
𝔓ℌ𝔏
acab. even my dad.

Booking/inquires - ghoshaliens@gmail.com

Birmingham rock n roll band Circus Town have become a live force to be reckoned with in a short space of time. Since the three met in late 2009 they have performed to sold out crowds supporting The Duke Spirit, The Computers, Kill It Kid, Girls and Cave Painting. Quickly gaining a strong following with their energetic, powerful live performances and strong dynamic.

Hailing from Birmingham in the UK (long known as the powerhouse of the industrial revolution and birthplace of legendary musical acts), Circus Town do not disappoint in painting the sound of their city.

2011 sees British rockers Circus Town continue to unleash their brand of dirty indie rock & roll with their highly anticipated 3 track release, '3 E.P.' Teaming up with producer/engineer Greg Freeman (Amy Winehouse, Goldfrapp, Peter Gabriel) and recorded at Real World Studios, their latest electrifying offering does not disappoint. Hook-driven, gritty and from the heart. Available now on iTunes, Amazon, Spotify etc - the band are headed for new worldwide audiences.


'Clearly a band with poetry in their soul…' - Tom Robinson, BBC 6 Music

'For a 3 piece band these guys make a massive sound with huge riffs, thumping drums and powerful bass lines' - Henri Lloyd

'Circus Town got things warmed up nicely with the three piece band from Birmingham performing a rapturous set and the charismatic nature of lead singer Gavin Morris going down well with the crowd.' - It's The Shiznit

'Imagine Led Zeppelin jamming with The White Stripes.' - Gig Junkies

'Highly volatile, bad to the bone rock'n'roll toxicity.' - Brum Live

'"3", from the band's latest 3 EP, shows the band slowing it down a bit, putting there disjointed and distorted ethos to rest for a moment as they tackle a stripped down, radio friendly song that shines a bright spotlight on Gavin Morris' emotional wails.' - Band Soup

Their music has been featured on an Agent Provocateur promotional video and independent film 'Turbulence.'


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