nagyon nepszeruek az angol nyelvu topikok, gondoltam nyitok egyet en is...
Tehat arrol van szo, h Adam_
surfkid_Freeland mostanaban elo koncertekkel is fellep...
itt van info a tagokrol, a dolog aktualitasat pedig az adta, h szombaton(vasarnap) volt 1 buli Brightonban, amit a BBCradio1 eloben leadott az utana kovetkezo Evil9 settel egyutt...
a musort neten fellelhetitek >>>>
http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio1/brighton/daybyday/saturday/index.shtml
de letezik mp3ban is...
engem meggyoztek, megneznem egyszer h mit produkalnak...
Freeland brings Saturday night in Brighton to a
fitting climax with a Marine Parade night coming live
from Concorde 2.
Freeland --------------------------------------------
"I love DJing but it's very niche, it's hard to
actually say anything and we've got a lot to say. A
band is personal. The message gets through."
Freeland the band aren't about double CDs of
seamless, soulless mixing. Freeland are a living,
breathing band. They have already played some forward
thinking live shows. Their debut gig at London's
Cargo was so packed with lights, projections,
ear-tickling sound tricks and talking robot heads -
no, really - that it is already been spoken of as one
of the shows of 2003. This is no side-project
flimflam, Free*Land is the real thing.
The Line Up
On Guitar: Antonio. A Chilean, who escaped Pinochet's
regime, became a master of linguistics, a political
campaigner and a guitar virtuoso.
On The Bass: Carlos, Tone's cousin. A Board freak
reggae don who recently returned from a life in LA,
where he had been signed by Fred Durst. Things are
much better now!
On The Drums: Jim Carmichael. Having played for about
every significant band to come out of Brighton in
recent years, he is so on the money that at their
debut gig, Free*Land's own manager refused to believe
that all beats we live!
On Vocals: Alison David. This stunning diva met Adam
by fluke on a bench in front of his house. Alison has
the soul of Shirley Bassey combined with the raw funk
of Betty Davis.
On Vocals: Martin Fishely. Horace Andy protege,
former Pressure Drop collaborator and really quite
superb.
The Hip hop fundamentals are supplied by Juice Aleem
and Toastie of New Flesh (Britains deeply
underestimated rap icons), Cage from Smut Peddlers
(Rawkus) and the unlikely Justin G (North London Via
Wales).
Also integral to the project have been co-producers
Damian Taylor (U.N.K.L.E, Bjork, South, Prodigy) and
Australia's finest and Marine Parade label mates,
Infusion.
It is fair to say that Free*Land is a thoroughly
modern proposition.