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The
Handcuffs embody the spirit of rock music's uninhibited,
sexy and overbearing appeal. A perfect blend of style and
energy. They do not sound like anyone else, but at the
same time they seem very familiar. They are influenced
by everything good that sells and anything good that doesn't.
Rock music is loud (not just in volume, but in its nature),
pompous and fun - and The Handcuffs embrace every reckless
minute of it.
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Hot off the release of their self-titled
debut, Miami based band Falseta is a solidified sound force.
They musically take you on a journey
of melodies, harmonies and heavy rifts, all neatly wrapped
in the astounding showmanship of seasoned professionals.
With live sets that are explosive, bold, and fresh, the band’s signature sound has been
described as, “Melodic hard rock with a prog rock underbelly,” by
Paul Catledge of Spanish Indie Pop group Hola Hi. Romulo
Bernal, drummer and founder of Falseta sums it up as, “Aggressive
polyrhythmic music combined with melodic voicings, which
come together to conceive our musical style.”
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In the early 90’s The South Florida
Music scene was booming with promise, bands like Saigon kick
were getting signed, and Putting South Florida on the map
for great music acts. While sharing a practice Warehouse
with Marilyn Mansion and the Spooky kids Paul Anthony Martini,
Shawn Cameron, Dean Hartman, and Dan Kline, Forged a Band
called World Echo. They were playing to standing room only
crowds, entertaining with their wild on-stage theatrics,
and getting a lot of Airplay with their single “Spaces”.
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The Rise and Fall
of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars (often shortened
to Ziggy Stardust) is a 1972 concept album by English musician
David Bowie, which is loosely based on a story of a fictional
rock star named Ziggy Stardust. It peaked at number five
in the United Kingdomand number 75 in the United States
on the Billboard Music Charts.
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See what some of are readers are writing us about. Have
something interesting to say? Let's hear it. Let others know
what you are thinking about...
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The Internet has changed everything,
with digital mp3 sites popping up in vast numbers every
year which allows artists and small digital labels to release
and promote their own music, bypassing the big records
labels. I still think that the bigger record companies
are an essential part of an artists career, taking them
to the next level. However, most record companies prefer
the artist to develop their own career by online promotion
with social networking sites, digital distribution, online
radio stations, blogs and websites. In fact, there are
so many avenues available to the musician, band and artist
today.
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Making money from your music - quickly, safely,
in as many ways possible - is critical if you want to continue
funding your dream without continually taking cash out of
your own pocket.If you are an unsigned artist or producer
still searching for your big break - these ideas can help
you finance or pursue your dreams, to get closer to that
major signing - or other paid opportunities
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A contract from a record label may seem like
the hardest thing in the world to attain. In a world full
of people seeking an elusive contract, there's got to be
some way to achieve fame and fortune. The first thing that's
worth noting, and here is where many artists go wrong, is
that the music industry sees music as a product to be bought
and sold: A band has to be not only talented but marketable
as well.
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No, you're not. That's not because your songs
aren't good, or you're look isn't right, or any of that other
stuff artists tend to over think. It's simply because most
musicians tend to forget what half of the "Music Business" is.
Business. (And to be honest the balance between "music" and "business" is
really more like 20-80, favoring business.)
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Carrying out vocal warm ups is no different
in principle, to an athlete warming up their muscles before
competing or training. As a singer, you are heavily relying
on both technique and muscle support to assist you in getting
the very best from your voice and if you do not train and
maintain those muscles, (especially your diaphragm), then
you cannot expect them to function to their full capacity.
You need to give them the necessary care and attention,
not only to enhance your performance, but to avoid short-term
or long-term injury.
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