Home / Tag Archives: The Creative Side

Tag Archives: The Creative Side

Emily Wells

Emily Wells’ songwriting combines consumer electronics, orchestral strings, jazz buildings, pop sensibilities, and vibrato-laden vocals into a single eclectic bundle. A former kid prodigy, she started fielding presents from record brands during her teenage years. Wells balked at the thought of relinquishing innovative control to a group of producers, nevertheless, …

Read More »

Eskmo

California-based digital musician Eskmo (Brendan Angelides) provides produced music in various styles, which range from drum’n’bass and glitch-hop to ambient and downtempo, but his work provides always possessed a dramatic, cinematic quality. His monitors frequently drip with unusual, alien-sounding voices and show bizarre edits and unforeseen tonal shifts. While his …

Read More »

Lloica Czackis

A mezzo-soprano using a voice as an angel, Lloica Czackis was created in 1973 in Karlsruhe, Germany, to Argentinean parents. She spent her youth in Venezuela, where she was shown early to Latin American folk music customs, music — specially the tango — that could inform and instruction her whole …

Read More »

C.W. Stoneking

Neo-blues singer, songwriter, and guitarist (he also takes on Dobro and tenor banjo) C.W. Stoneking (Chris to his good friends) was created in 1974 in Katherine, Australia, to American parents who split soon after he was created. Spending the majority of his period with his dad, who trained in the …

Read More »

Thermidor

Conceived as an audiovisual installation and first performed in 2005, Thermidor can be an experimental ambient task developed by J., an designer located in Libson, Portugal. Though mainly involved in visible art such as for example freehand drawing, structures, and illustration, J. partcipates in music like a part task, composing …

Read More »

Arp

Arp may be the function of NY City-based designer and composer Alex Georgopolous. The first-generation American kid of French and Greek parents who was simply raised in every three countries, Georgopolous began in SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA, where he co-founded the instrumental dance-rock quartet Tussle in the first 2000s, primarily …

Read More »

Kenneth James Gibson

Active because the mid-’90s, Kenneth Wayne Gibson has led many musical lives, growing to be known for desire pop and neo-psychedelia aswell as several varieties of techno and ambient music. Given birth to in Canada but elevated in Un Paso, Tx, the multi-faceted designer began as an associate of noise-pop …

Read More »

Alcoholic Faith Mission

The Brooklyn-via-Denmark indie rock ensemble Alcoholic Beliefs Objective make experimental, if still melodic, folk and avant pop. Produced by vocalist/guitarist Thorben Seierø Jensen and bassist Sune Sølund as the two had been surviving in Brooklyn in 2006, Alcoholic Beliefs Mission had been originally a lo-fi pop affair. Actually, the band’s …

Read More »

Anand Wilder

Vocalist/songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Anand Wilder is most beneficial referred to as a co-founder of shape-shifting experimental indie rockers Yeasayer, whom he helped to create in 2006 together with longtime friend and creative co-conspirator Chris Keating. Sometime around 2008, Wilder started working on materials with friend and fellow multi-instrumentalist Maxwell Kardon, …

Read More »

Gravy Train!!!!

A unique fusion of previous college rap, queercore, and theatrical fresh influx, the four-piece Gravy Teach!!!! (one exclamation stage for each person in the music group, natch) started as the eyesight of vocalist/songwriter Chunx, whose lyrics about badly endowed guys and her appetites — for meals and usually — supplied …

Read More »