MarleQ  „kryptojazz“ inspired by her nft artworks . MarleQ performance is created by MARLENEMARQUARDT profi artist living in Hamburg city germany (art & musicalbum  with marlenes new IQuality-Hamburg-Mixes presented on soundcloud, spinnapple, itunes, insta, www & artcommunity- with dancing in decentraland videos) …

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*IQuality COIN
The new IQuality Coins are NFT coins that you can use to generate trading profits and the creator is non-profit.  The trading fees are invested in the MaMuTh Foundation of Marlene to support art promotions and social events for youth, families and people with chronic disabilities.
The performance of MarleQ is designed by the professional artist MARLENE MARQUARDT, who lives in World City Hamburg Germany.  Marlene's art is inspired by her life and biography.  She has 80% epilepsy and uses an artificial word game to design IQuality NFT coins.  IQuality from #equality and #pan is a word that is often used in the #lgbtq community.  "I think -pan- could be a good opportunity for all people all over the world to be open soul lovers and let emotions flow. In addition, many problems would also flow away ;-) ... because Pan simply means that  a person is able to love a soul free of its body & origin and believes in the power of good thoughts. "
Pan simply means that  a person is able to love a soul free of its body & origin and believes in the power of good thoughts. "
The same can be applied to money.  And a lot of good can be done with money if you want to.  I've always been one of those artists who loved to make a lot of money with their art.  I have the choice of what to do with the money ... change the world or buy myself a second car ... "
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Marlene studied art and music at Mad Academy Mannheim Ludwigshafen musicalschool , Bauhaus University Weimar and European Art Academy Trier. She wrote hundreds of songs and won the price best band and best keyboarder of DRMV Germany.

Joe Merrick has been working ceaselessly in the Boston area over the last 30 years on a steady incline building his career as a singer/songwriter. Equally at home as a soloist or band leader, Joe's original music is always a crowd pleaser. He writes about the simple things in life as well as the complex, such as the love between a parent and a child, and a young soldier going off to war.

His songwriting style has been compared to, Elton John, Billy Joel and James Taylor.

His song, "Good Feeling For A Change," was licensed by Lifetime Television, as well as three MTV network shows. He has received songwriting awards from ABET, The Great American Song Contest "Song of the year", and Billboard.

His Latest accolades consist of two well-received performances, opening up for The Steve Miller Band. He won the “Ohh, Ohh it’s Love” Subaru commercial competition where they were looking for a “fresh new sound for 2013” where his voice was heard on radio and television. He won two awards from Limelight Magazine “Male vocalist of the year” and “Song of the year” for “We’d Be Lying,” which he co-wrote with Kiley Evans. He and band members joined Carole King at an event in New Hampshire, they played a set of American-themed songs and then he performed with King herself, and finished four major commercial spots for a nationwide gym. Currently Joe’s working on five songs for a new album, titled “Priscilla
“All of the songs will be original compositions except a piano-based cover of “Stairway to Heaven”

As a Berklee College Alumnus, Joe has learned to survive in the music business by learning a number of different trades. With songwriting being his main passion, he is an accomplished drummer, piano player, bass player as well as a producer. He is figuring out a way to make a living by teaching and honing his skills as a producer and engineer and has worked for many artists in the Boston area.

Joe feels “making it” in the music business is very different than it used to be.

“Since we, as musicians, are in the midst of the digital music revolution, I feel it’s all in the hands of the artist”.

He has figured out ways to bring attention to himself by using the tools of the internet by investigating and educating himself... “The skies the limit” he says.....

"One of the best voices in the singer/songwriter scene today", Les Sampou, Boston singer/songwriter.



Cosmic Meadows are a sicilian prog-power metal band founded in 2012 by Emanuele Moschetti, Prospero Scuderi Daniele, Ribaudo Donato, Giuseppe Iaci and Angelo Scamarda.
The name "Cosmic Meadows" is still somewhat controversial as well as the musical style of Cosmic, which mixes together sounds prog-metal with a touch of power metal artfully inserted by keyboardist Angelo Scamarda, all enriched by melodies rock and classical.
The formation today is the result of progressive enlargement, which began in 2012 with the meeting of the guitarist Emanuele Moschetti and bassist (then guitarist retired) Prospero Scuderi during a rally for the local elections. They were very happy to see each other and start a project together. Soon, Scuderi advised Moschetti a drummer (Donato Ribaudo) famous in the music surrounding known for his charisma and his preparation, which Scuderi himself had also played in a previous project that had taken the name of " The Lizard ". Moschetti instead advised the keyboard (Angelo Scamarda) that he had played with him in "The flame of peace". The group began to take shape and already the first tests imparted to his first songs the impression of something that he had never heard before. The alert ear of Ribaudo quickly realized that they needed a second guitar and he was contacted a guitarist still very young (Giuseppe Iaci) that had already played with Ribaudo in “The Mushrooms”. The band was now complete, and day after day, during rehearsal, grew more and more cohesion between music and staff members. The only drawback is that the Cosmic, after several hearings in various singers, they have not found yet their front man.
This did not stop the Cosmic who after only a year and a half had produced many covers of various groups ranging from Sonata Arctica to Dream Theatre, through Metallica, Iron Maiden, Hammerfold etc ...
But the thirst for music was his insatiable and infact they dedicated themselves to composing his own songs in which they were able to express their musical ideas and innovative in all their force.
Gave birth to songs like "Perizoma" which incorporates melodies and melodic prog with final new-metal, "Brano-Daniele" reminiscent of the second part  the piece rhythms Trash-90s, and many others.
Today Cosmic face without give up the absence of drummer Ribaudo emigrated to England for the purpose of work and are going through a coma that puts a strain on the stability of the group. But the Cosmic die hard. In fact, although the return of short Ribaudo at home, they recorded in April 2015 their first incompleted album in the Holytape Studies of Catania, an event that will turn back the desire and the muse lying dormant in their hearts.
To be a young group, the Cosmic Meadows spent many bad moments together with other really full of musical pride, always overt approval of any segment of the public who listen to their pieces, as well as the most severe criticism.

all mixes posted have no spit, shine or polish here... rough,raw and off the cuff and recorded live at gigs..

JEF DAM is not your average DJ

ciao! i'm kaira. i'm finding it hard whenever i'm asked to describe myself, its basically because i don't exactly know where to start. but for this one, i would start off with my interest and what i really really like to do just to make the most of my free time, and from there it would branch out to everything, everything under the sun, so just bear with me. i love art. everything about it. music, painting and other weird thing that may be attached to that. i do paint, and when it comes to the process of making artworks i don't limit myself with specific mediums, i use charcoal, watercolor, acrylic, fabric paint, i use brushes, cottons, nail polish, oil pastel, make ups, air, i even use my hands in painting, like instead of using the usual brushes i use my hands to mix and paint, and it feels liberating for me in doing such. i love mess, everything about mess. aside from messy painting i also paint artworks that's needs very delicate details. and another thing about painting, for me its always a never ending process, my paintings never ends, it seems to end at some point but i ended up adding some details as months or days go by, depending on my mood, my emotions, and whatever happens on my day. my painting's quite very personal to me. you can see "a bit" of who i really am by just staring at them, by what colors that i'm using, the strokes, every details. but that's not my point, i don't really encourage you to stare at my artworks for a long time just to know me better. i don't intend to describe myself through an artwork, maybe (just "a bit") but not the totality of who i really am. whenever people ask me about my painting, what's it all about. i certainly do lie mostly everything about it. like twas for someone blah blah, for an event blah blah blah, and for deadline whatevs blah blah. sorry! but i'm lying. but lemme state it clear, i didn't mean to lie about it, its just that i think the essence of an artwork lies on its mystery. mystery that needs to be unfolded by its beholder. Its personal, in the sense that it needs to be felt, experienced, and interpreted with various ideologies. we all know that people are so diverse, comes different cultures, different way of thinking, in short we're not of the same wavelengths (well maybe for some but rarely). and i also believe in doodling, i love it, i'm addicted to it, i'm actually doodling on my planner whenever i had minutes to waste for it. i mainly doodle, eyes, nude woman and eyebrows. speaking of nude women, i really appreciate woman's body. I'M NOT GAY! and i don't have anything against gay people and i'm stating a fact here. just wanted to be clear before moving on, . so, moving on, i love women's curves, the details, and it talks so much about how delicate, beautiful, and  mesmerizing XX-chromosome carriers are. srsly. and again, i don't have anything against men, i love men! yeah, women exist basically to accompany men in this world, but i'm talking about curves, yeah yeah guys have curves but it's quite different with women's. so much with this i would like to talk about my music. when it comes to music, i categorize them all. there are songs that are not meant to be sang, songs that deserve to be sang, songs that needs to be felt, song that needs to be turned up so loud just for me to appreciate, my "the invasion" music Chinese, Spanish, French, and Portuguese (teresa's, enrique's, carla bruni's, mishka's, jobim's and etc. its just too many to mention) fave songs and there are also what used to call "the late-bloomer" song, like "yeah, i heard that song already, nah don't like it" but after couple of months or years later "yeahh, i heard this song and taken it for granted and now i wanted to listen to this a thousand times till i hate it". and there's songs that are really really really weird for most of the "madlang people" yeah heard it right, but turns out that i cant live without, i call it "the weird in me" songs. i don't know it seems so special but very very weird song, and for the record it feels like i'm the only person in the planet that's really into it. i guess I've never met that someone who can genuinely appreciate my "the weird in me" music. oh well. now that's weird.  so next stop, the instruments that i'm really into. piano, i love playing the piano, but im not really good at it. i attended piano classes just to read notes but everything seems to be so boring (duibuqi, Laoshi!) i prefer teaching myself by looking up to some piano chords, then i play some music. but unfortunately, songs played according to notes sounds amazing compared to songs which are based on the piano chords, i think its because its too specific, it needs to be learned and requires discipline. oh well. i love my guitar, i can do pretty much whatever i want with my guitar. i'm a self-taught guitarist but not an expert. i've been talking too much. i mean typing words that my mind generates. so i think that's it for now. this "description" is a dynamic skems that requires utmost effort. this is exhausting. hahahaha! too much for this. will update soon. 

A broken arm led me to the harp. Back when I was two years old, I was tinkering around on the family piano and fell off the piano bench. Blaming the piano for my cumbersome cast and itchy misery, I declared that the instrument was not for me. Instead, I gravitated towards the harp. My mother is a harpist, and there were harps “lying around” the house.
 
I began studying the harp at the age of five. As a former student of Jeanne Chalifoux, I am proud to be part of a distinctive lineage begun by the worldclass harpist, composer, and teacher, Carlos Salzedo.
 
The Salzedo method of harp playing emphasizes the importance of musicality, technical proficiency, aesthetics, and performance. My participation for four summers in the Salzedo Summer Harp Colony in Camden, Maine under the instruction of the late Alice Chalifoux enhanced these hallmarks in my approach to the harp.
 
I was born in Washington, DC, and raised in Alexandria, Virginia,where I have performed for thousands of engagements since 1995. 
 
In the recent past, I was the featured harpist for Macy's Cherry Blossom Celebration of Music Show, the GW Masonic Memorial's George Washington Birthday Gala, the Global Child Nutrition Foundation's "A Possible Dream" Gala, and the DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities Cherry Blossom exhibition opening.
 
Well-versed in official event protocol, I have performed for a host of guests, including Justice Samuel A. Alito, Jr., Clarice Smith, David Rubenstein, Christine Lagarde, Thurgood Marshall Jr., Members of Congress, ambassadors, and directors of cultural institutions.
 
I was honored to have set the stage for a 56th Presidential Inauguration celebration held in the National Archives' Rotunda for the Charters of Freedom. My music was also heard during the grand opening of the Archives' Treaty of Paris exhibit, as well as for art openings at the Embassy of Russia and the Meridian International Center. I was recently engaged for a series of events held at designerMax Mara stores in Tysons Galleria and Chevy Chase, and have shared the harp abroad, having performed for audiences in South Korea andWales.
 
My music speaks to a broad range of audiences, from young children and local brides to Warren Buffet, Melinda Gates, Barron Hilton, and other esteemed members of The Giving Pledge, for whom I was thrilled to perform. Cultivated during 28 years of dedication to the harp, my dynamic music library is in tune with the diverse interests of audiences. From Bach to Led Zeppelin, my repertoire is legitimately expansive.
 
I earned my Bachelor of Music in Harp Performance from the Peabody Conservatory of Johns Hopkins University, and my Master of Arts in Museum Studies, also from Johns Hopkins University.
 
In addition to my work as a harpist, I am an employee of the Library of Congress.





Plan's for the 2012 Tinderbox are now well advanced, please visit <a href="http://www.tinderboxfestival.co.uk" target="_blank"><font color="#FF9900"><b>Tinderbox Festival</b></font></a> for the latest information!

Red Square's Tinderbox Festival is a mini-micro festival of challenging music set in unchallenging, positively embracing surroundings, where the trees want to hug you as much as you want to hug them.
The thematic idea of Tinderbox is to present an eclectic range of musics which have improvisation as a core ingredient.
Last June we ran a trial one-day mini-festival-cum-birthday-party at a fantastic canal-side location at Cropredy. We installed a stage, a decent PA system and some engagingly twinkling lights. We dialled up a bit of sunshine, and then we invited a few improvising bands and musicians that we liked to come along and play.
The event proved such a success, with both bands and audience, that, by the next day, we had agreed to repeat the format again for this year.
One thing we found very interesting was the way that people who had never been exposed to this kind of music enjoyed both the music and the day itself. It seems that the setting of a small, outdoor festival creates a user-friendly context for improv and helps to overcome some of the suspicion that often greets experimental musics.
After all, if you're lying in a field in the sunshine with a glass of wine and a nice bun, whilst some crazee cats are busy circuit bending on stage, it's somehow all seems a little less threatening. We will certainly be keeping the relaxed, 'challenging music in a non-challenging environment' feel for this year.
We want Tinderbox to be a place where musicians can meet, hear what one another are up to and exchange ideas (and gigs), and where the audience can dip their toes in some pretty cutting-edge sounds whilst relaxing with a nice picnic and a bun.
All of the bands &amp; collectives represented here played at the 2011 Festival - to them; many thanks for an exceptional day of music.



ARTIST PROFILE: BNK ( Blaze n Kane )
MOTHUGS PHILIPPINE CHAPTER /MOTHUGS INTERNATIONAL AFFILIATE/
Viva-Flip Music Records New Talent for2014, Blaze n Kane ( BNK ) 
is a HipHop, RnB duo consisting of MISTA BLAZE and SLY KANE. 

BNK also bagged BEST GROUP/DUO 2014 at the 2014 URBAN MUSIC AWARDS
With voices and flow that blend perfectly, there's really no wonder why Blaze N Kane are two of the most sought after hip-hop artists in the country today. A huge number of tracks under their belts and various collaborations, Mista Blaze and Sly Kane are certainly on top of the game right now. 
Growing up in the United States sure has given Mista Blaze, a Filipino-Spanish emcee exposure to the vast hip-hop culture spread throughout America. Being Ilonggo and excellent in the local dialect as well allows him to explore and collaborate for other albums and groups such as Ill Pride, a partnership with Sunny Blaze that has sold thousands of records and rocked the charts in the Visayan Region. Lending his voice to the hook of 187 Mobstaz' hit We Don't Die We Multiply among many other tracks, Mista Blaze is famed for being one of the most versatile artists in the industry. 
Sly Kane, a renowned emcee-producer, lived 11 years of  his childhood in Southwest Africa Namibia where he has immersed himself in all walks of life and experiences that have become vital ingredients to his exceptional lyricism. A Filipino-Spanish Moor with Waray lineage, Sly Kane is no stranger to the showbiz industry being the nephew of famed body builder-international movie action star and Arnis Grandmaster Roland Dantes, and cousin to famous Pinoy TV and movie actor, Dingdong Dantes. Also the man behind a number of tracks, Sly Kane produces hits in his very own Iron Chef Recording Studio in Quezon City.
Blaze N Kane has become a household name after being featured in countless TV and live shows such as the Bone Thugs-N-Harmony concert in 2012,  Araneta Dreams Concert 2013 & front act again at the BONE THUGS N HARMONY Concert held at the MALL OF ASIA ARENA 2014. 
2014 is certainly the peak of Blaze N Kane's career as their debut album, Last of a Dying Breed was released. 
The full-length album features 17 tracks including hits such as Urban Music Awards' winner for Best New Song – Fly Away featuring Pow Chavez, and Best New Video – Laging Nandiyan, a smooth rap, RnB track featuring Philpop 2013 Grand Winners artists Thyro and Yumi. All tracks in the album are carefully put together and produced by lead producers Bojam of FlipMusic, Thyro and Kane Dantes (Sly Kane).   

Last of a Dying Breed is now available at all record bars nationwide and at all digital sites

Being in love with music his whole life, Jay joined the entertainment scene, in 2004, and became known as DJ Nexus. Intrigued with spinning records and making crowds of people dance, he taught himself how to blend and mix tracks. From listening to radio shows and numerous DJ Mixtapes, he further mastered this craft and was able to mix smoother, cut and MC. Growing up in a predominately popular Hiphop and Reggae environment, Nexus naturally embraced the culture and started DJ’ing local house and college dorm parties.

n 2005, Nexus co-founded Virtual Vibes Sound, a local DJ crew that consisted some of his close friends. Virtual Vibes went on to host a few parties in Boston and at colleges. Nexus was motivated to further his DJ career and went on to make a name for himself at UMass Amherst, in order to pursue his passion for event planning.

In 2006, Nexus rocked the college scene and slowly gained a fan base which led him to dominate the college market, especially in Western Massachusetts. With his roots lying in Boston, he traveled back and forth to do special events and college parties. Loving the feeling of entertaining hundreds of people, Nexus hosted several sell-out parties and events. This familiarized him with all aspects of the entertainment business.

As a Journalism major in college with a focus on media broadcast, in 2008, Nexus received an opportunity to intern at the local urban radio station, Big City 101.3. He worked one on one with some of Boston’s most talented DJ’s and On-Air personalities, who then motivated him to take his DJ lifestyle to the next level. That same year, he started his own college station, Virtual Vibes Radio.

After graduating college in 2009, Nexus was invited to join a popular Boston DJ crew, Super Plus Movement. He accepted and began to work alongside a talented group of DJ’s who were of different ages and had distinct styles, and yet shared a common love, music!

In 2012, Nexus career began to rise to new heights by making some exciting decisions. First he teamed up with one of Boston’s top DJ’s, and creating an exclusive DJ crew called “The Untouchables”. Second, with the the ball rolling he took it upon himself to create his own promotion & marketing company called Nexlevel Lifestyle. He realized that DJ’s in the industry are some of the biggest promoters in the market so he went and created an additional identity.

In March of 2013, Nexus received a surprising Supra Clothing & Footwear sponsorship.

DJ Nexus coined the line “LETS MOVE!” as he continues to provide a unique performance to his audience.

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