Are we there yet?! Sponsored by my nut sack from the tree sap to the bees wax...Lets get it, rock it , lock it and drop it....Magic Man has magical fingers!!

Blind Squirrel is a trio of guitarists, each who just wanted other people to play and sing with. We started playing together in June of 2013, knocking ideas around and rotating hosting duties so we didn't annoy our families too much. We'd play covers of American music and try to write our own stuff. Every now and then we would play a song that sounded like magic, better than we would have thought we could sound. Pretty cool, we thought. But then, even a blind squirrel finds a nut now and then.

Music is the spice of life music is my thing that keeps me rolling from day 2 day, reggae music,rock music,blues and soul music,funk music, the list goes on i play guitar,bass,keyboards,harmonica,melodica,the spoons
 I make music for fun and for the love of the music there is many artists that inspire me there is one that has inspired me the most is bob marley and not forgetting the wailers tosh,bunny,family man etc i was very much into the specials,the selecter,the beat,when i was younger i could go on for ever naming bands and artists in a nut shell i love music and i would love to work with other artists in collabs e so feel free to download and add your magic to the music thanks for listening over and out.

Getting into any career is challenging, but the music industry is a beast within itself.  Ronnie Walka is the one that tamed the beast and made it as a singer, writer, actor, producer, director and celebrity photographer/videographer with the magic touch when it comes to graphic design, film, video, singing and songwriting.

Ronnie Walka was born on August 1st in Brooklyn, New York.  The oldest of four children, he had to face difficult times in the mean streets of Brooklyn.  Each corner had its own story of abuse to those who would fall victim to the streets or join a gang.  Before he became a dead statistic, Ronnie was able to leave the streets and the gang life behind.  His early years was spent at the Boys and Girls High School where he was introduced to photography. He soon transferred schools and went to the Eastern District where he took his first cinematography class.  This is where he learned the basics of filming and writing.  His amazing creative ability allowed him to merge photography and cinematography so well that he has become very much in demand.

At one point in his journey, Ronnie was an inspiring R&B artist. He managed to knock down a few doors in the entertainment industry.   At 16, he joined his first R&B group.  He was the youngest of the foursome; the other members were all over 21.  The music industry was a hard nut to crack, but that did not stop him from putting in the work it takes to be an industry mogul.  His drive and determination allowed him to see the inner workings of the industry.  He grew tired of waiting for photographers to take his promo photos, it was frustrating waiting for graphic designers to finish his demo CD covers and he no longer wanted to wait for someone to write his songs.  Therefore, he did what any driven man on a mission would do… he set out to ask questions, read books on his craft and got to work to be the powerful force behind his own success.

Ronnie had series of unfulfilled opportunities and working odd jobs on his road to super stardom.  One of his most talked about experiences was watching showcases given by Maria Davis entitled “Mad Wednesdays”.  He was inspired by a comment spoken by the Harlem native on self-own black businesses.  He was so moved by the lessons of ownership in the music business that he started working towards building a strong team and opening his own entertainment company, which consist of film, music, photography and graphics.  With loaded brain of information and know how Ronnie was able to move forward in his music to allow his fans to feel every note.  That’s a day he will never forget and it is the driving force behind his success.  

While building his dream team, he worked for independent companies, worked on films, designed media pieces, performed at events with his smooth vocal style, photographed so many major events and finally earned enough money to buy a few items of highly professional photography/video equipment.

 Through his journey, Ronnie never lost focus despite the many failures and broken promises he endured.  Ronnie never lost faith in what God had planned for him.  This was and still is his driving motivation.

 After so many years of hard work, Ronnie now has the knowledge, experience, equipment, drive, passion and the dream team.  He is the publisher for Caution magazine, creative art director for Stack Models and Titaniumgirlz Magazine, graphic designer for many publications and books around the country.  He is a celebrity photographer, videographer and is ready to unleash a series of creatively sexy songs geared towards the clubs and radio stations that are sure to set the mood in any bedroom.

Hi and welcome to my Soundcloud!

So-called official bios are long, tedious and full of names we don’t even know. I think it’s better to keep it short! So…

I am an award-winning composer and pianist, with a degree in classical music. I also studied Jazz since I was a kid, I’m a really big fan! In addition, I work as a professional music engraver and editor for a music publishing house.

I studied at the National M. K. Čiurlionis School of Art in Lithuania. Then I moved to Spain to continue my higher education at the Conservatory of Music in Vigo. Meanwhile, I took numerous piano and composition masterclasses. Afterwards, I attended a special training programme for a public teacher’s position here in Spain.

A few awards I’m really proud of: Silver Award at the “Sapporo International Art Festival” (Japan), from the japanese composer and pianist Ryuichi Sakamoto, a nominee for “The Hollywood Music in Media Awards” (LA), First Price in the International Piano Competition N. Rubinstein (Paris)…

My music was performed in Europe, Japan and South America, as well as recorded and published by talented musicians and colleagues – many thanks to all of them!

I have 23 years of teaching experience in official music education programs. For 14 years I have been the head of the piano department. I teach the following subjects: composition, analysis, harmony, counterpoint, orchestration, piano and improvisation.

I’m glad to help my students achieve their professional and personal goals!

I've always had a fascination with video game music. The way the music captures the gameplay, story, and overall personality of a game is, in my opinion, one of the most important elements of games overall. I'm a big sci-fi/fantasy nut and really enjoy games like Phantasy Star Online and such that use a mix of magic and technology together (I guess I kinda blame it on Star Wars as I was growing up). I couldn't help but want to create something myself, so I began work on creating a world of my own with its own epic story. The story itself is far from being finished, but as I thought of scenes for the story, tunes would always come to mind. After a while, I would find myself humming my own tunes to myself for weeks and weeks, often expanding on the tunes as well as the scenes of the story. In a way, the story and the music both complemented each other and helped me continue writing, so that's where a lot of this music comes from. All I can really give about the story is that it's a sci-fi/fantasy (of course), and that it's going to be a series of books entitled Seed of Eblise. I hope you enjoy listening to these tunes as much as I enjoy making them. I'll continue to update my repertoire hopefully a lot more frequently than I have in the past. Thanks for listening!!

Daniel 'Eraser' Rodrigues, at age 18 has the first contact with the most underground sounds of electronic music,and falls in love with all the magic done behind the decks. 
Early decides to focus on deejaying and go ahead with his career. 
After buying a pair of vinyl turntables and scratching like a nut' , times and times again, he decides he's got it and that he's ready to show the "trip" he can give with his sounds. 
Nowadays, at age 22, Eraser smash is sets with a fluid minimal, always with a strong beat that blows dancefloors. 
Behind the decks, he hopes that the public feel the same way that he feels, when hearing such strong beats and groovin' wave sounds.
In 2011, Eraser has joined Code x33 Records and he's now working in several productions that, with time, will be released.
 



Booking here or http://​www.codex33-records.com/​contact.php
 
www.codex33-records.com
 Code x33 Records - House Music & Techno Minimal Records Label.

Le Mouton Noir est bien plus qu’un animal. 
Il s’agit d’abord d’un lieu pour se sentir bien, se rapprocher des autres et oublier sa semaine de dur labeur en tapotant des pieds. 
Une musique créée et sélectionnée avec soin y est distillée tout le week-end par un système-son de qualité. 
Un cadre intimiste et idéal pour libérer ses pulsions par la danse, paitre en tout quiétude loin des troupeaux et vivre la folie nocturne.

Le Mouton Noir is the only underground club in the city of Fribourg in Switzerland. It is located in the most ancient cave of this medieval city. The capacity offers an intimiste place of 150 people.

For booking request please send an email to : booking.lemoutonnoir@gmail.com
Facebook Page : https://www.facebook.com/lemoutonnoir.ch/

Jean-Toussaint
Tanua
The Cats Never Sleep
Crowdpleaser
Sweely
The Barras Brother
Duck Duck Grey Duck
Frank Spirit
Dreems
Ed Herbst
Jonny Rock
Jonny Sender
Temps des Nuits
Inflagranti
Mehmet Aslan
Idealist
Sweely 
La Bande a Joe
Magic & Naked
Deborah Ipekel
WF Crew (Sins, Galabar, Primr, Fall)
Habibi Funk
Ariel Jardin
Pandour
Château Ghetto
Esclé & Lokke
Whodamanny 
Funk Bastard
Agnès
Quarion
Ripperton
Michal Zietara
Jaromil Sabor
Jens Bond
WTF !
Scarlett's Fall
Mrs Burroughs
Jokari
Lucas Monème
Feldermelder
Nori
Isolated Lines
L'Or du Commun 
L'OFM
Grand Atlas Mondial
Paradisco
The Doorknobs
Rouge Mécanique
Median Structure
Ric Piccolo
PASH
Sandro Kuhne
Buvette
Marabou
TAT2noiseAct
Wavetest 
Extrastunden
Plukkk
CMYK
Till Tape
Gray Chalk
James Mc Hale
Coconut Kings
Tatum Rush
Gregorythme
CNSTLL' Crew
Krizzli
Muddy Monk
Mo
Nut Nut
Verveine 
Fatta & Morgana 

& many more played there

Still remember being a Jr. Copywriter in NY and hearing my first radio spot come through the little magic box. Exciting. Still is. I love writing dialogue. Solving business problems by mixing those 26 letters with sounds—like a marketing Sudoku puzzle. 

But creativity isn't some "gift" from heaven. It takes time. Thought and research.  It takes being able to piece it all together. There are no real "new" ideas. Just two old ideas blended in a new way. I put that theory to practice at Ogilvy NY as a Sr. VP, Copywriter. And later, as a Creative Director at the National Football League running a department of 19 and developing creative for the licensing and marketing groups. 

In Chicago, my East Coast work ethic followed me to J. Walter Thompson as a CD. Then, off to Los Angeles, freelancing at many agencies both large and small. At the same time, writing, producing and performing in a sketch comedy group I co-founded called “YO MEL”. We performed for 9 months on the main stage of the Comedy Store on the Sunset Strip. That ultimately let to writing screenplays. One of which became a top 10 finalist at SLAMDANCE. Still enjoy the art of crafting a compelling story.

Writing movie trailers and one sheets- taught me how to say the exact same thing 5000 ways. (the opposite of compelling.) Wrote for Fox’s International marketing division. Then, a founding partner in an internet startup--MyPokerBiz.com which featured a WPT Champion teaching online poker. We lost all our chips. Onward. A stint as a marketing consulting for the Arena Football League followed. Until they folded. (That one’s not on me thankfully.)

Now, I’ve come full circle. Taking all my past experiences and transforming them into fun, story-driven radio spots and campaigns. That’s the joy of doing this for a long time. You get to do what feels right, and what you’re good at. And do it with people you enjoy doing it with. In the end, Steve Jobs said it  best--as usual.  “It’s more fun to be a pirate than join the Navy.” Arrrrrrrrrrrrrrr….


Things you might want to know about me: (or not)
NFL football addict, helped bring TED talks to Austin, studied improv @ Second City, collect NY baseball caps (56 at last count), collect antique cameras and photograph street art (manhole covers to be exact), J.F.K. Assassination nut (psst. The Mob did it), I’m an aspiring Buddhist from New Jersey… Buddha Bing, I do a world-class Sly Stallone impression. “Absolutely”

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