You might want to know, what is meant by Cyber Dazz.

It’s an original electronic music combined with spoken word lyrics and analog sounds. The tunes are programmed in song like structures but instead of melodies, harmonies and beats I think more in terms of moods, colours and moves. Each song has got a certain atmosphere, you might hear easy grooving ethnical stuff, mysterious oriental, harsh industrial or even atonal contemporary moods.

But what about the name Cyber Dazz?

Cyber seems to be very clear, something, that is somehow connected with computers. But furthermore I have the idea of creating a viral musical concept. That means the structur of the songs will change and they will appear in a variety of arrangements and remixes with different lyrics and maybe even in vocal versions.
Dazz obviously is derived from Dance and Jazz. But it’s not the stomping Swing of the twenties or the burning Be Bop of the fifties but the cool and lyrical moods Miles Davis created in the sixties which influenced my music. And yes, believe it or not YOU CAN DANCE to Cyber Dazz.

And what about the words?

The lyrics mainly deal with things happening above our heads or before we existed and after we’re gone. Even topics like eternity or infinity appear. Furthermore there are some ideas about time.


BOOKING: beppoundpeter@gmx.de

www.beppoundpeter.bandcamp.com

Beats:
www.soundcloud.com/beppostrassenmusikant

Beppo S. & Peter B.:
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Peter B.:
www.soundcloud.com/peterbukowski

DJ Juicy:
https://soundcloud.com/akajuicyjuice

Hi, this is Riko. I'm 25 years old singer and usually sing my original songs that I wrote. I don't use any musical instrument, and just sing with my voice. I'm living in Tohoku area of Japan and my town was hitted by the earthquake. So,I'll keep singing and praying for those who suffered great damage from this terrible disaster.
Here is the link of my second account.
I'll be happy if you check it out also!
<a href="http://soundcloud.com/pirika-rikop2">pirika-rikop :)</a>



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Тhe ensemble known as Soncekliosh (Kiev) share some common features; both outfits are built upon the appeal of large, semi-improvised singalongs from the jazz canon. To that happy-go-lucky foundation they add a muddle of related genres, all the way from ska to South American tangos or Slavic folk songs. Fun on stage is deliberately, if not stubbornly cultivated, for reasons we will explain.Soncekliosh (aka Сонцекльош in Ukrainian or Солнцеклёш in Russian), the band is composed of residents of both Kiev Underwriting this inclusive attitude towards music fashion and half-forgotten traditions is a "real sense of Ukrainian kitsch." In order, however, to assure that any such kitschiness not run the risk of offending an audience, the band members claim that they've gathered their material on actual expeditions to actual villages. Songs written in the Ukrainian sunshine are brought back to the world of neon lights - and subjected to a liberal, double helping of both affection and irony.. In their own words, the members hope "to play joyful, even inspired songs in a 'retro-reggae' format, borrowing from all kinds of styles and nations." As we said.
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Underwriting this inclusive attitude towards music fashion and half-forgotten traditions is a "real sense of Ukrainian kitsch." In order, however, to assure that any such kitschiness not run the risk of offending an audience, the band members claim that they've gathered their material on actual expeditions to actual villages. Songs written in the Ukrainian sunshine are brought back to the world of neon lights - and subjected to a liberal, double helping of both affection and irony.
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Bringing those mawkish songs back to life in Kiev, together with their numerous colleagues, are vocalists Mariia Kudriavtseva and Olena Grozov'ska, shown in our faux-retro snapshots.
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Traveling far from the big city in search of long-lasting sentimentality, these artists have cataloged the songs of "simple folk" who've long dreamed of visiting those same cities. These, in other words, are naive tales of yearning, written in Surzhyk, which is a provincial muddle of Russian and Ukrainian, found in those areas where two cultures and languages overlap. 

The members of Soncekliosh insist upon preserving the unfashionable oddities of Surzhyk "with much love." Put differently, they show no condescension towards to normal citizens in normal places. 

Provincial listeners, free of big-city snobbery and dismissive of fashion, have no problem drawing upon incompatible periods for their record collections. This is the same muddle that informs the Soncekliosh playlists of "1930s' retro, Ukrainian folk songs, Moldavian and Romanian elements, klezmer traditions, Balkan and Spanish motifs... all of which is added to jazz, reggae, Latin, and other styles." This list grows with every mention.
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1930s' retro, Ukrainian folk songs, Moldavian and Romanian elements, klezmer traditions, Balkan and Spanish motifs... all of which is added to jazz, reggae, Latin, and other styles

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 For booking contact to email kirillw@mail.ua

Кирило Мачинский музикант композитор бас-гітарист студійний музикант живе і працює в Києві
Kirill Machinsky musician composer bass guitarist studio musician lives and works in Kiev

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