TANGO SIERRA DELTA - tablarra sessions
Gadgets: tablarra (handmade instrument) + ZOOM G1X
Player: Paul Dee Martin Fontaine a.k.a. Karate Slam
First takes live recordings and unretouched ...
09 30 2012
Spain

TANGO SIERRA DELTA - sesiones de tablarra
Artilugios: tablarra (instrumento casero) + ZOOM G1X
Jugador: Karate Slam o Pablo Dario Martin Fontana
Primeras tomas de grabaciones en vivo y en directo sin retoques...
30 de Septiembre de 2012
España

¡Hola amigos!...este fin de semana pasado...estuve zapando con mi tablarra en una nueva session "TANGO SIERRA DELTA"...la quiero compartir con todos vosotros...y si quereis...pueden usar estas grabaciones para crear otros temas o usar pequeñas partes, etc...no estoy seguro que todo lo que he grabado vaya a gustarles...no quiero molestarlos u ofenderlos...les envio este mensaje amistoso...para seguir colaborando y creando juntos con todos ustedes...les envio un gran abrazo desde aqui!...

Pablo.

Hello friends! ... This past weekend ... I was jamming with my tablarra in a new session "TANGO SIERRA DELTA" ... I want to share with you ... and if you want ... you can use these recordings to create other issues or use small parts, etc ... not sure that I recorded everything going to like ... do not want to disturb or offend ... I send this message to continue collaborating friendly ... and creating together with all of you ... I send a big hug from here! ...

Paul.

Mysteries of Life/Misterios de la vida

thirty/treinta = TANGO

september/septiembre = SIERRA

dos mil doce/
two thousand and twelve = DELTA

Note/Nota: Thank you very much to all Followings & Followers!.../¡Muchas gracias a todos los que Sigo y Seguidores!...

* http://soundcloud.com/mike-charlie-delta

You could probably say that Miami based hip-hop artist Two-Side, was bred for a career in music. Or maybe you can stretch it out a bit, and say that he was assembled at an elaborate state of the art, questionably legal underground laboratory of some kind. The culprits? Mom and Dad. Mom, an alto gospel choir singer and dad a popular DJ that played all over the Caribbean unknowingly wired Two-Side Poleon to do what he does; to be who he is.

"I was 4 years old when I knew music was my calling. I tried to convince my dad to teach me how to use his equipment, but he would tell me I was too young. It took some time, but I finally cracked him when I turned 7. That was my first lesson in persistence"

Becoming a DJ as a child, Virgin Islands-born Two-Side learned not only how powerful music is, but understood the relationship that exists between a performer and an audience. But he wanted more. He not only wanted to use music as a tool to connect with people, but to actually create the music. This evolution led him to not only become a skilled producer,songwriter, and rapper, but to pick up an instrument along the way. Weapon of choice? The tuba. That would certainly explain the elaborate horn sections in some of his productions, such as in his feel good and inspiring song "Moonlight And Stars", as well as in his other musical works which put on display his percussive prowess and diverse musical palette afforded to him by his record spinning beginnings.

As a vocalist however is where he truly sets himself apart, not only for his skills as a wordsmith, but also for the texture, color, and distinct sound of his voice, words rarely used to describe a rapper. Proof positive of his broad musical influences.

"Hip-hop isn't just music, hip-hop is what I am. But my influences when it comes to rap, or music in general are pretty mixed across the board; from rappers, to producers and musicians of all types have had an effect on me. You can't really hear many of them in what I do, it's more about the feeling and inspiration that I get from them." 

Artists like Notorious B.I.G., Timbaland, Bob Marley, Micheal Jackson, Nas, Barry White, Elton John, Luther Vandross, Dr.Dre to name a few, have had a hand in the development of Two-Side as a multifaceted, multi layered musician. But his greatest inspiration comes from an entirely different place, removed from music altogether. 

A sense of responsibility, and purpose was woven into him at an early age. Of five sons his parents had, he is the only one left. With the self imposed title of cross bearer for his family, he chose to make music the foundation of his life, and to use it as the means to channel the broad spectrum of human emotion. "The effect music has on the soul of a human being...there's just nothing like it, both to express and communicate, or to take in and connect. For most people, it's the only way to really share their human experience, or find a bunch of people that feel like they do. I love the process".


No Facebook.
No Instagram.
No Twitter.
No Snapchat.

I'm an outlier in a digital world.
I choose to learn my instrument, and practice without distractions.
Sometimes I upload music to this website, from my home computer.
Sometimes I don't.
Overall, I aspire to obtain full mastery of my instrument(s), and to become a great improviser. 

I hope to see you (in person) someday. 

I'll give you a hug. :)

MONOWATT is a combination of sound experimentation and visual-graphic art.
Hypnosis, cyclic texture, time stretch, vocal shredding, are like some kind of rituals, wich evoke the common-colours-emotions-landscapes to the listener.

Mob so icy wonder why they kill me, I’m just mining
In water, I just fell in a hole, now I’m crying
Every server I go on (yea) it’s inspiring
Minecraft (x5) I’m just mining
I just bought an account and now I’m playing
Diamond sword so heavy I feel like I’m holding a mountain
Every server (yea) I go on, it’s inspiring
Minecraft (x5) I’m just mining

[Verse 1]
I’m with all my friends (yea), we mining, not alone
Spawning all these creepers (yea), making them some clones
Found a nearby dog, feed him a bone
Tryna find Ores, full 64 stacks of cobblestone
Pick up the arrows, put in the bow, make the string stretch
Climbing all these mountains I feel off the edge
Download some mods so on Minecraft I am can flex
Get that texture pack, the hard working project
Went in creative mode, now I’m flying
Blowing stuff up with TNT, now that’s satisfying
New server with scary mobs, horrifying
She looked in my chest and she looked at a hundred diamonds
[Hook]
Mob so icy wonder why they kill me, I’m just mining
In water, I just fell in a hole, now I’m crying
Every server I go on (yea) it’s inspiring
Minecraft (x5) I’m just mining
I just bought an account and now I’m playing
Diamond sword so heavy I feel like I’m holding a mountain
Every server (yea) I go on, it’s inspiring
Minecraft (x5) I’m just mining

(2014) Maria is more than just your typical girl from Ottawa Canada. She is a Blah blah blah(gger). Health & Fitness Enthusiast. Yogini. Speaker. Conversationalist. Visionary. Earth Angel. Medicine Woman. Amateur Poker Player. Expert RockBand Vocalist. Proud Mother. Sister. Friend. Lover. Partyrocker. Supreme Goddess. Polaroid Shaker. Time Traveller. Sensational Supper Maker. Hug Giver. Jedi Order. Stargazer Lily Lover.

Her first experiences of music were playing with her father, an artist, writer, and amateur musician. Together, they would play Beatle's songs and pop standards on the guitar, something Maria remembers as being "some of my best musical memories".  Having been exposed to music at a relatively young age, she harboured secret dreams of being a musician that were suppressed by adolescent shyness. "As a child, I was really outgoing, but something happened when I got to being a teenager. It was a big change, I was very introverted. I was writing music and singing but people I went to school with didn’t know anything about it.” She also felt that being a musician was beyond the reach of a girl from small town Williamstown. “It’s something I always really wanted to do but I didn’t really think it was an opportunity that was available. I was in the real world, people who did music were somewhere else.”

Singing her heart out since she was 3 years old, her first instrument was the piano at age 7, which she played for nearly 10 years. Strong Celtic roots helped her discover her love for violin and the flute and piccolo too. 

She considers herself an amateur musician who plays for pleasure and to explore. She plays because she needs to. 

Music is a big part of who Maria is. It has always been with her and has become her muse to all of life's key questions.

If music didn't exist, Maria would invent it!

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Justin is a Melbourne based artist. With a background in visual art, he approached music with a sense of experimentation and utter naivety. Starting on a 4-track cassette recorder, the limitations of the form opened many possibilities for playing at the edges. With keyboard sounds, effects pedals, voice as an instrument and never really knowing what was going to come out when the red record button was hit, nor having a guide of what was on the other tracks, a sense of risk and surprise were a constant part of the process. Like the sketches, many bleak existential terrains came out, no matter what the mood of the moment. And sometimes a pleasant surprise with the happy accidents. These are lo-fi soundscapes, complete with tape hiss, that evoke deep and wordless existential states. There's room to breathe in them and feel your own reaction to them. They are first takes of whatever fell out when the red recording light was on.

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