Biography Da Last Hec- Born in Brooklyn, NY, Raised in Springfield MA
 Has been writing music since age 16. Perfectionist, and Professional. Lyrists, and delivers powerful metaphors. 

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 Grew up on the streets of Springfield MA were he found the love for hip hop music. Perfectionist, and professional. Lyrists, and delivers powerful metaphors. Started composing music at age 16 where he connected with Losse Connexshun's D-sharpest and began building his talent. After taking 4 years away from the game to spend time with his family, hes back in full speed and is ready to take that next step to become a leading force in Hip Hop today

Jerel and Casey have been friends since their sophomore year of college at Santa Clara University. With other housemates, Alex Lasnik, Hans Krippaehne, and drummers from Scotty Carbombs, Ben Vickious, and Toddy Sticks, they formed the band ALL MEN FUNK. Since graduating school and the band dispersing to all areas of the country, Casey and Jerel have been working on music with many close friends as contributors. Casey is a Denver, CO native mostly influenced by Hip-Hop and has always been an Emcee, but has expanded his music taste and love since meeting his friends at school. Jerel is from South Lake Tahoe, NV and has always been an incredible musician who can literally do it all, but excels as a singer/songwriter with his funky guitar licks. For the last 8 months Jerel and Casey, have been working on a two part album, trying to combine their loves for all types of music, forming the band NEXT DAY FRESH. This album is a mix of acoustic music and electronic. Each song is different from the next, with singing, rapping, wailing guitar licks (feat. Alex Lasnik), and growling electronica, that provides a sound really not heard before. Most importantly they make music for the people they love, and could not do it without the support of the crew and all the amazing friends, family, and supporters.

At the end of the day, they both appreciate music from any genre and care more about making people happy through sound rather than making it big. Music is about the love and the listen, not about the fame. Listen Loud and often. 

He inspires millions with his open-hearted, emotive playing, whether it be in intimate recitals or on the grandest of stages – such as the 2014 World Cup concert in Rio, with Placido Domingo, to celebrate the final game; the 56th GRAMMY Award, where he performed with Metallica; the Opening Ceremony of the 2008 Beijing Olympics, where more than four billion people around the world viewed his performance; the Last Night of the Proms at London’s Royal Albert Hall, or the Liszt 200th birthday concert with the Philadelphia Orchestra and Charles Dutoit which was broadcast live in more than 300 movie theaters around the United States and 200 cinemas across Europe (the first classical music cinemacast to be headlined by a solo artist). He forms enduring musical partnerships with the world’s greatest artists, from conductors such as Daniel Barenboim, Gustavo Dudamel and Sir Simon Rattle, to artists from outside of classical music – among them dubstep dancer Marquese “nonstop” Scott, king of the crooners Julio Inglesias and jazz titan Herbie Hancock. He even builds relationships with corporations who will help him get classical music to ever-more people - thanks to his Sony ambassadorship, for instance, he brought Prokofiev’s 7th Piano Sonata to the soundtrack of the multi-million- selling computer game Gran Turismo 5and 6! And he builds cultural bridges between East and West, frequently introducing Chinese music to Western audiences, and vice versa.

Yet he never forgets what first inspired, and continues to inspire him. Great artists, above all the great composers – Liszt, Chopin and the others – whose music he now delights in bringing to others. Even that famous old Tom and Jerry cartoon “The Cat Concerto” which introduced him, as a delighted child, to the music of Liszt – and that childlike excitement at the discovery of music now surely stays with him and propels him to what he calls “his second career”, bringing music into the lives of children around the world, both through his work for the United Nations and through his own Lang Lang International Music Foundation. As he inspires, he is inspired. As he is inspired, he inspires others. It is this quality, perhaps, that led the New Yorker to call him “the world’s ambassador of the keyboard”.

It takes a special kind of dedication to come from a small Chinese town Shenyang , to travel to the big city as a small child and to win the attention of the country’s finest music professors. And then to leave behind your home country altogether to join the world-famous Curtis Institute of Music Philadelphia, USA. Lang Lang achieved all of these early on – he started playing piano aged three, won the Shenyang Competition and gave his first public recital by the time he was five, entered Beijing’s Central Music Conservatory aged nine, won first prize at the Tchaikovsky International Young Musicians’ Competition and playing the complete Chopin Etudes at the Beijing Concert Hall at 13. He left for America, Curtis and the great piano teacher Gary Graffman and when his moment came, he was ready. That moment happened when, aged 17, he was called upon to make a dramatic last-minute substitution for the famous Andre Watts to perform in the “Gala Of The Century”, playing a Tchaikovsky concerto with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. It made him what journalists like to call an “overnight star” and the world’s finest concert halls quickly beckoned.

Today, his resume reads like a bestseller (and indeed his biography, Journey of a Thousand Miles, has been published by Random House in eleven languages, and was released to critical acclaim – and as part of his commitment to the education of children, he released a version specifically for younger readers, entitled Playing with Flying Keys). He has been heralded as the “hottest artist on the classical music planet” by the New York Times, has played sold out concerts in every major city in the world and is the first Chinese pianist to be engaged by the Vienna Philharmonic, Berlin Philharmonic and the New York Philharmonic orchestras.

Time Magazine has recently included Lang Lang in the “Time 100”, the magazine’s annual list of the 100 Most Influential People in the World, naming him as a symbol of the youth of China, and its future. Lang Lang is the cultural ambassador of the cities of Shenzhen and Shenyang. In July 2012 he relayed the London Olympic torch in London just before the opening of the XXX Olympiad.

And if the Chinese passion for piano isn’t solely due to him, he has played no small part as a role model to encourage more than 40 million Chinese children to learn to play the instrument – a phenomenon coined by The Today Show as "the Lang Lang effect." Steinway Pianos, for the first time in their century-and-a-half-long history, named a piano model after a single artist when they introduced “The Lang Lang Piano” to China. That piano, specially designed for early music education, is now on its fifth iteration.

And the child Lang Lang was and who, perhaps, is always with him, would surely have approved of the way he gives back to children around the world. His volunteer activities include mentoring rising young talented pianists, convening 100 piano students at a time in concert, performing for sick children in hospi­tals, delivering classical music recitals in underserved and remote communities, and donating his musical talents to raise awareness of other charitable causes.  These charitable efforts have led to the launch of the Lang Lang International Music Foundation, with its goals of cultivating tomorrow’s top pianists, championing music education at the forefront of technology, and building a young audience through live music experiences. The Financial Times described Lang Lang as “evangelical in his efforts to spread the popularity of classical music.” And in May 2009, Lang Lang and three chosen young scholars from the foundation – aged between 6 and 10 years old – performed together on The Oprah Winfrey Show on "Oprah's Search for the World's Most Smartest and Most Talented Kids." 

In 2011,  Lang Lang Music World was launched, a multi-functioning arts complex located in Shenzhen and Chongqing, China, where children can go to receive piano education, participate in master classes and competitions, attend concerts and purchase educational products. Lang Lang himself continues to give master classes regularly throughout the world at the invitation of the most prestigious music institutions, including the Curtis Institute of Music, Juilliard School, Manhattan School of Music and Hanover Conservatory, as well as all the top conservatories in China where he holds honorary professorships. Elite universities such as Oxford, Harvard and Columbia have invited him to give talks.

Lang Lang enjoys reaching audiences of all sizes and few come bigger than that of the YouTube Symphony Orchestra, of which Lang Lang was the first official Ambassador – a role, created by YouTube and Google that combined two of his great loves, music and outreach through technology. More traditionally, tens of thousands of people have enjoyed Lang Lang’s performances in open-air concerts in parks and venues around the globe, including Central Park in New York City, Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles, Ravinia Festival in Chicago, Theaterplatz in Dresden and Derby Park in Hamburg. Lang Lang participated in the opening concert at Munich's Olympic Stadium with Mariss Jansons, marking the commencement of the World Cup Games. In celebratory concerts for the closing of 2008 Euro Cup finals, Lang Lang played with the Vienna Philharmonic under the baton of Zubin Mehta in front of Schönbrunn Palace. And he marked the New Year’s Eve gala opening of the National Centre for the Performing Arts in Beijing with another great conductor, Seiji Ozawa.

In December 2007, Lang Lang was guest soloist at the Nobel Prize concert in Stockholm, an event attended by Nobel Laureates and members of the Royal Family. He performed as soloist in Oslo for the 2009 Nobel Peace Prize award ceremony and concert for President Barack Obama.

Lang Lang has made numerous TV appearances, including The Today Show, the Tonight Show with Jay Leno, Good Morning America, CBS Early Show, 60 Minutes, Wetten Dass and El Número Uno among many others. He has been featured on every major TV network and in news and lifestyle magazines worldwide, including such diverse publications as The New Yorker, Esquire, Vogue, The Times, Financial Times, GQ, Cosmopolitan, Die Welt, Reader’s Digest and People.

As well as President Obama, Lang Lang has performed for numerous international dignitaries including the former Secretary-General of the United Nations Kofi Annan, Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, George H. W. Bush, George W. Bush, William J. Clinton, Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, former President Hu Jin-Tao of China, President Horst Koehler of Germany, H.R.H. Prince Charles, former French President Nicolas Sarkozy, President Francois Hollande, Queen Beatrix and King Majesty King Willem-Alexander and Poland President Lech Kaczynski. Of many landmark events, he was honored to perform recently for President Barack Obama and former President Hu Jin-Tao at the White House State Dinner, as well as at the Diamond Jubilee celebratory concert for Queen Elizabeth II at Buckingham Palace.

Wherever he can, Lang Lang tries to give back. In 2013, he was designated by the Secretary General of the United Nations as a Messenger of Peace focusing on global education. Lang Lang has contributed and worked to raise funds and awareness for earthquake relief efforts in China and Haiti. These efforts included auctioning the red Steinway piano played during his 2008 New York Central Park concert, donating the net proceeds to the American Red Cross China Earthquake fund, and organizing a benefit concert at Carnegie Hall, donating the net proceeds to UNICEF’s Earthquake Relief Fund in Haiti. He also currently serves on the Weill Music Institute Advisory Committee as part of Carnegie Hall’s educational program and is the youngest member of Carnegie Hall’s Artistic Advisory Board.

Honors include being added as one of the 250 Young Global Leaders picked by the World Economic Forum and receiving the 2010 Crystal Award in Davos. In May 2011, Lang Lang received an Honorary Doctorate of Music from His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales at the Royal College of Music, and received his second Honorary Doctorate in Musical Arts at the Manhattan School of Music in May 2012. In December 2011, he was honored the highest prize awarded by the Ministry of Culture of the People’s Republic of China. More recently, he has received the highest German civilian honor, the Order of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany, in recognition of his distinguished services to music and, in January 2013, he was presented with the Medal of the Order of Arts and Letters, by the French Minister of Culture.

He is one of the world’s most prolific and highest-profile recording artists. Featured soloist on the Golden Globe® winning score for the film The Painted Veil, composed by Alexandre Desplat, he can also be heard on the soundtracks of The Banquet, composed by Tan Dun, and of My Week With Marilyn. All of his albums have entered the top classical charts as well as many pop charts around the globe. His album of the First and Fourth Beethoven Piano concertos with L’Orchestre de Paris and Maestro Christoph Eschenbach debuted at number one on the Classical Billboard Chart. Lang Lang also appeared on Billboard’s New Artist chart at the highest-ever position for a classical artist. In 2007, he was nominated for a Grammy® Award, becoming the first Chinese artist to be nominated for Best Instrumental Soloist. He has recently recorded the movie soundtrack for the Japanese blockbuster film Nodame Cantabile, Chopin’s 24 Etudes for “Project Chopin” (the largest project in honor of Chopin’s bicentenary) ,“Nuit De Mai” with Placido Domingo and, of course, that opening sequence for Gran Turismo, the most successful videogame to date.

In February 2010, Lang Lang joined Sony Music Entertainment as an exclusive recording artist; his first album with Sony featured a live recording of his 2010 recital at Vienna’s legendary Musikverein (including a segment filmed in 3D). His next CD, “Liszt, My Piano Hero” and DVD “Liszt, Now!” celebrated the 200th Anniversary of the great composer, while 2012 saw the release of “The Chopin Album”. His latest album is a recording with Nikolaus Harnoncourt and the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra of all masterpieces of Wolfgang A. Mozart and will be released October 2014.

THE LAST BAND from Gothenburg play aggressive high class, white trash, steamroller rock 'n' roll. They started making noise around the city at the beginning of 2011 and the word spread fast! In 2012 the "Mean Machine" EP was released and by this time the band had been rocking out many venues around Sweden building an interest from both fans and critics. THE LAST BAND always bring an explosive live show, putting blood, sweat and tears into connecting with the crowd. High energy on stage and powerful songs has earned them the reputation of a damn good live act!

The band released a two track single entitled “When the Devil Needs a Ride” in 2013 and teamed up with the excellent producer Henryk Lipp. The songs are produced and recorded in the legendary studio Music-a-Matic (Soundtrack of Our Lives, Sahara Hotnights, Sator, Union Carbide Productions etc.). The music is well written, well produced and shows a hard working band that are constantly improving. Catchy riffs, hooky choruses and an energetic live show make this heavy rock n roll band very interesting.

In late December of 2013, THE LAST BAND entered Music-a-Matic Studio with Henryk Lipp once again, this time to record 4 new songs. The new material picks up where the band left off, explosive and catchy rock n roll songs, fueled with a punk attitude in the veins of early The Bronx, Turbonegro and Motörhead. Lyrically the band talks about bad habits, decadence, mistakes, – but also about love and hope – and the heartache and disappointment that come with it. Life.

THE LAST BAND opened Sweden’s biggest rock festival Sweden Rock Festival (KISS, Rush, Europe, Accept and many more) in the summer of 2013 and received great feedback from both fans and critics. Next festival in line was Metal Town Festival in early July with bands such as Graveyard, Hardcore Superstar, Motörhead, Turbonegro and many more.
Again, THE LAST BAND delivered...

2014:
2 out of 4 songs that was recorded in studio Music-A-Matic together with Henryk Lipp in January will be realesed in April together with a music video to one of the songs, "Alcoholic Wastecult". The video will be released on April 17th.

The Last Cave Painter

...is a man who enjoys the struggle to live an authentic life and lend it meaning. This post-rock opera reports the mystery of his journey.

Vision
We envision a society entirely without dysfunction: no violence, no crime, no child abuse, no drug abuse or addiction disorders, no exploitation, no wars. 

Life is lived as the "paleolithic" Andaman Tribes, Jarawa and Sentinlee, have lived for over 40,000 years. People don't try to bend nature to their will; instead people live "inside nature" - in sustainable balance and harmony. Individuals live authentic lives becoming who they truly are because extreme personal freedom is valued. Everyone is considered equal - except for the children - who are treated like royalty. There are no "adult children." Everyone develops from children to adults because children are never abused - only loved and protected and nurtured. 

Mission
To realize this vision,  our mission is to overhaul social values such that nurturing and protecting children is more important than all else. That means lying to children, exploiting them and turning them into economic slaves: ends now and forever.

If we achieve our mission, the school shootings will stop; prisons will no longer be needed, police will no longer be needed. Intrinsic (DNA based) values will replace operant (learned from society) values. Our behavior will be shaped by our deepest true selves, not the selves shaped by society. For example, in the societies of the Andaman Tribes - Possessions were negatively valued because the less stuff you need to lead a full life - the smarter you looked. 

Here is how:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UYvxlkCGmbQ

Foundation
There is no word for work in the languages of the Andaman Tribes because the things they do to survive and flourish are fun for them. 

These tribes never heard the Gathas (Songs) of Zarathustra then amassed wealth and erected walled cities to protect it.

Even though these tribes have no leaders, they do have sophisticated shamanism. There are three shamans, each with a specialized role to play: a Dreamer, an Herbalist, and a Journier.  

Perhaps it was the Dreamer Shamans who painted the upper paleolithic caves in Europe and led children through the initiation rituals therein that resulted in our DNA surviving the last Ice Age.

Not in one lifetime
We understand that realizing this vision will require more than the life span of a single human, but will require the efforts of many over many generations.
The Last Cave Painter is not the last actor in this great drama, nor was he the first. Merely a torch bearer in a succession of torch bearers, lighting images along the walls of the sacred chamber as the next generation is led along listening to his Gathas , watching flickering primordial forms (archetypes) enter their field of vision from side and rear. This endeavor is far greater than one man...far more important than one generation.

Epiphanies:

1 - What is more attractive than integrity?
2 - What is more beautiful than devotion?
3 - There is no intrinsic meaning (Nihilism) so we each must create a unique mythopoetic epic drama, learn the Art of Synchronicity... and there through become who we truly are and die having lived an authentic life. 
4 - The finite-ness of life makes it precious, "THIS is the life you have!"  Without the threat-reward of Hell-Heaven our actions have the possibility of integrity and genuine devotion. People who dont live an authentic life need an afterlife to make up for the tragic loss of this one.
5 - I am not me (my persona). I am I. (A center which is continually transforming. An aspect of The Self or The Self itself. (I am not sure, yet.)

Every child should be free, safe, & educated – but almost 10m children are in modern slavery @100MilCampaign http://www.100million.org 

The Ocean beneath the sea is where The Last Cave Painter transforms paleolithic rock art into art rock.

Copyright (c) All Rights Reserved. Wararat Lake 2018-2019

Jimmy earskine is a black African America who was born and raised in Huntsville Alabama. Since 2008 his passion for music has grown he was ready to take it to the next level so he begin a small record label that goes by the name of first impression last impression ent. This artist has a unique voice his music is based off his emotion and his everyday life. This artist goes by the name of push with a unique meaning behind it that is pray until something happens, amazing music the person behind it is even more amazing.

The Next Movement is an R&B vocal group formed in 1971 on Chicago’s south side. As young boys they idolized the harmony groups popular in the 1960’s and 1970’s such as The Temptations, Jackson 5, Dramatics, The Dells and The Chi-Lites. The group continued to change and became the “Next Movement” because their dance moves were so smooth they were always asked “what’s the next move?”

The young group’s 1st official release was “Girl, Why You Want to Take My Heart” in 1972 on the local Interplanetary label. Followed two years later with “Everywhere You Go (I’ll Be Around)” it earned them an appearance on the increasingly popular Chicago TV show “Soul Train.”  

The group continued to perform locally and in 1976 was asked to perform in Las Vegas with Redd Fox at the Thunderbird. In 1980 they recorded “The Next Movement” album that plays like a last luscious piece of delight, appearing in the waning years of Chicago soul. The mid-tempo groove “Never Stop Dancing” demonstrated amazing string and horn arrangements by Tom Washington, anchored by a tight rhythm section featuring drummer Quinton Joseph.

In 1984, The Next Movement was signed by music industry veteran Gus Redmond and the classic stepper’s tune “More Love” was released. The following year the group had their first national hit in the formative years of the House Music movement of Chicago entitled “All I Do,” which hit the Billboard R&B charts at #49. Arranged by the legendary Tom Tom “All I Do” was a smooth R&B/Dance single which was played on radio across the country in regular rotation. 
The Next Movement performed at Oprah Winfrey’s 1989 New Years Eve Party where she proclaimed them the best vocal group in Chicago. The group's next release in 1991, "Let's Work It Out," became a dance classic and club hit. 

Currently the group is touring and performing at the finest casinos and showrooms across the country. The current line-up features original members Carnell Haywood and Samuel Thomas, Jr., along with music veteran Claude Barnett, the group continues making a name for themselves 39 years later.

We pay tribute to our brother Dicki Jonez who passed on May 12, 2011. Dicki made a tremendous impact on the Next Movement and their fans in the 3 short years we were blessed to have him. He will forever be a part of the Next Movement.


In the summer of 2007, a group of student musicians came together to form a jazz combo called Jazz Killed The Kat. With a common passion for music this band set out to master old jazz standards inspired by musicians such as Ray Charles, Etta James, Louis Armstrong, Billie Holiday, and Herbie Hancock, to name a few. Jazz Killed the Kat for a number of years played regularly at two Stamford restaurants: Zody’s and Pizza Bistro – 122 (both previously located downtown), as well as private parties and local functions that all shared the same love for music. With an interest to evolve the band into something more than just a standard jazz combo, the group worked to expand its’ musical variety by adding pop/rock vocalist, Maria Battinelli, and rolling out who we are now, Last Call. 

Last Call is a Top 40's Cover Band out of the Fairfield County/NYC Metropolitan Area. Entertaining at various types of events from clubs to private parties, this band is sure to get you on your feet! Though specializing in Top 40, Last Call has a vast repertoire scaling pop, blues, rock, R&B, Motown, jazz and funk genres. With a performance ready for any occasion, book Last Call for your next event and see what everyone is talking about!


"We’re not hippies, but like a ‘60s band we want to bring a heightened awareness to global issues. We’ve traveled all over the world and everywhere there are similarities in people. It is one world," Dan Shwetz, The Last Supper.

For those with an appetite for substance and deft musical style, The Last Supper delivers. 

Bassist Scot Herndon and drummer Jody Brummel along with percussionist Diaa Tass, provide a solid foundation for Shwetz’s searing vocals and Pete Walker’s weaving guitar. 

Currently based in Smiths Falls, Ontario, the band was founded by Shwetz and Walker in 1995 while attending the University of Western Ontario.  The Last Supper was a name chosen to symbolize a gathering of friends.  After graduation, the band decided they wanted to travel, using their music as the vehicle. The band spent time in Los Angeles, played the college circuit throughout Canada and the U.S. and released its first album Beginning of the End in 1996. The band has since released 4 albums, having sold thousands of copies, and has received commercial radio play in Canada, UK, The Netherlands, USA, Jordan, Egypt, and South Africa. The Last Supper is busy working on its 5th full length album with industry giant Chris Kimsey (Rolling Stones, INXS, The Cult, Paul McCartney) to be released in 2014. 

         The group has played more than 800 live shows across four continents, and played with acts including Iron Maiden, Joe Cocker, Peter Frampton, Thin Lizzy, Our Lady Peace, Slash’s Snakepit, The Tea Party, Ministry, and Queensryche. They have appeared at numerous famous rock clubs and European festivals including the Milkweg in Amsterdam, House of Blues (New Orleans), the Whiskey-A-Go-Go and Roxy (L.A), Download Festival (UK), and BosPop (NL). 

      Among the highlights of their international shows was a stadium benefit concert in Turkey in 2000, and a live show at The Great Pyramids in Egypt  in December 2010. 
 
The Last Supper was picked as one of the best 20 new bands on the planet for 2006 by Classic Rock Magazine (UK), and has been included on several compilation CDs distributed by the magazine.

The band has also become part of a reality television show called Band Without Borders.  The new series features life on the road with The Last Supper as they attempt to set The Guinness World Record for the most countries toured by a musical group.  The band will be touring 100 countries over the next few years. Filming has already started on the project, with 30 countries completed so far.      The Last Supper as part of Band Without Borders will be busy performing and filming this summer with dates in Canada, South Africa, Lesotho and Botswana.  

THE LAST OF LUCY is... 

Exactly what you perceive it to be, we each exert our ALL into the music we play; so when you hear the Last of Lucy, you are hearing the manifestation of 4 madmen's minds connecting as one entity.. Our influences range from, whatever makes us feel good in the morning, to Necrophagist.
We do this because it makes us feel good and we love it! So if you enjoy our music, its because you're just as awesome and crazy as us! This band came back from a long hiatus and is back to reign on this country once again, then the world, then who knows whats next... 

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