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Acceptam melodii si video din toata lumea, si incurajam artistii romani sa trimite melodiile lor pentru o promovare internationala prin Radio Flora.
Words & Music: Larisa Santiago & Medy Capellan
I went into the studio with producer Medylandia (Alx Veliz, Dancing Kizomba) for a session and we began bouncing ideas around and I said: “Why don’t we write about a girl who one day puts her stake in the ground and claims her independence? She is done with her guy’s bullshit!” He agreed that it could work. I was thinking: how am I going to turn this story idea into words?
I have been excited lately to see how women are being portrayed as flexing their power, so I decided that I would create a song that expressed that empowered portrayal. But rather than focusing on sexual power and on the I-can-do-whatever-I-want-with-my-body thinking, I wanted to write about something that would be bold, empowering in its message and moves. I wanted the song to be fun, danceable and somewhat cheeky. And there is nothing like reggaeton with its fusion of Latin rhythms, dancehall, hip-hop and Caribbean roots to get you moving. And Medy did a great job punching out the reggaeton beats.
Kitty Solaris Single „Money Back“ (Solaris Empire/Broken Silence)
Release date international: July 28th 2019
“Money Back” is the name of the remix of the title “I only want my Money Back” released earlier this year by Kitty Solaris album “Cold City”.
It’s about money. Money machines, fast sleds, the dream of luxury and warning against tricksters. Prefer not to believe everything that is promised, and in case of doubt prefer to trust your own maxim. Produced by the Australian producer Damian Press, the Euro-Dance sound winked towards Ibiza.
Ingrid Nomad releases her second album “Let’s go Outside” on the 6th of June 2019 !
Ingrid Nomad, born in Ghent Belgium, released her first album ‘We are One’ October 2016. She brings in jazz notables with an outstanding acoustic band. Sabin Todorov (Piano), Sal La Rocca (Double Bass) best known as sideman of Vaya Con Dios and one of the best double bass players in Belgium, Stephan Pougin (Drums/percussion) and Annemie Osborne (Cello).
The well crafted debut album ‘We are One’, briding a gap between jazz and pop, is pure emotion with a story to tell. The debut album got selected for your consideration on the 61th Grammy Awards in New York and grapped the attention of International Jazz Day in Havana.
On her second album ‘Let’s go Outside’ the arrangements are refined with adding Lorenzo Di Maio on guitar. The last song on the album was produced by Brian Pugsley (London)
Colourful, passionate, and radiant are the words that best describe Amadante’s EP ‘Colourful Love’. The songs are intimate and confessional, the type of music that finds its way into the corners of your soul and becomes part of daily life.
Amadante is a piano-based songwriter with a strong, melodic pop/rock style. He studied piano for a few years as a child but grew away from the musical life. He was drawn back to the piano after buying an electronic keyboard for his own child’s fourth birthday, and then something unexpected happened… The music was there, buried deep inside Amadante for a long time but found the spark it needed to catch fire and come to life. He began practicing and studying again piano and spontaneously found himself creating his own melodies and songs.
Now, Amadante lives for this instant of creation when a melody emerges from the movement of his fingers on the piano keys, and is then crafted into a completed song. Enjoy the music!
The voice drifting into the lobby from the soundcheck sounds so timeless it might be emerging from some ancient well of souls at the end of the world, but it’s also fresh and vulnerable
Sometimes he sings in riddles celebrating sexuality, courting, pleading, lonesome and profound. Other times, lost in the dreads, the voice comes up out of the shadow summoning ancestral tones of Maroon resistance or slipping into a high Mohawk register.
So…not a monotone experience at all. And well beyond stereo. In fact not of any one genre. Not limited that way. You get doors opening on doors. There’s no dissonance. In fact it’s a harmonic whole
Not a revivalist, but a musical revisionist, Julian Taylor masterfully re-combines and updates the vintage sounds that inspired him, to create bold, innovative songs. Influenced by all genres of music, he came by his eclectic tastes naturally, having grown up surrounded by a musical family.
It is a pleasure to find in the monoculture of the current musical moment a group of musicians bold and talented enough to be various. In an era when music lovers seem to be required to like one thing, one style, one genre we get the protean of the Julian Taylor Band confident enough in their own abilities to delimit the genres and let the soulful beats resound from wider horizons. Here we have rhythm and blues, soul, thoughtful folk songs, and a little rock and roll.
Taylor, of both West Indian and Native Canadian decent, is a charismatic frontman, prolific songwriter, and endearing individual – the kind who immediately connects and makes you feel at ease. That character of warmth and generosity permeates everything Taylor does. A calm, somewhat self-effacing person offstage, Taylor morphs into an intense, incendiary and almost shamanistic presence onstage. Toronto poet Robert Priest describes him as “the kind of artist forever in the zone, the voice limitless, the songs full of feeling and memorable hooks.”
He’s a Toronto music scene staple, and a musical chameleon who’s used to mixing it up. One minute Taylor’s rockin’ out with his bandmates in a club, spilling out electrified rhythm ‘n’ blues glory, and the next he’s featured at a folk festival, delivering a compelling solo acoustic set.
