Kele Le Roc is a British-born R&B/Garage singer who released her debut album "Everybody's Somebody" in June 1999. Two singles were taken from the album, "Little Bit of Lovin'" and "My Love", both of which charted within the UK top ten. Despite the latter winning a MOBO award for "Best Single", Kele was dropped by her record label the day after the awards ceremony and is yet to secure another deal.
Rise of The Northstar is a young thrash band whose spirit was born in the back alleys on 1980s Shibuya. Indeed, Japanese culture, mangas and it's "Furyos" are all an integral part of ROTNS's music. Through it's lyrics and imagery distilled winthin the music, the band created a real identity for themselves, unique, close to 90's New York Hardcore, Shonen manga and contemporary metal-core... Tokyo hold on tight, Rise Of The Northstar is coming.
Too Hot....to handle?
Not really - it's the title of a song by Prince Buster which was also covered by The Specials. We're a ska band based in South Devon, playing a blend of original material, Jamaican ska and classic Two Tone. Who's who in the band and what are their loves and hates?
Glyn Wilcox, lead vocals - he loves his mini and hates meat!
Rob Murphy beats out a mean rhythm on the drums, loves scooters and hates "soap-dodgers".
March 2008 offered up a great opportunity for a small group of people, with a range of musical experiences and the same passion for hardcore music, to form a new and fresh sound to the Reading music scene. Freshly from the underground metal scene, ex-Viatrophy and 1000 Sins' Nick Brooks was out to spread an increasingly influential genre to the people who were lacking it from their local area. Recruiting ex-vocalist and ex-guitarist from a death metal band, Frankie Says Relax...
A producer most famous for his release “Pulse X” in 2002 which is considered one of the first 8-bar tracks. He was heavily involved in the movement in the early 2000s which came to be known as grime. Used to be part of the grime crew Musical Mob.
There are at least two artists called Maxim: 1) Keith Palmer (born 21 March 1967), best known as Maxim or Maxim Reality, is an MC of the British electronica/rave band The Prodigy. He is known for his fierce style of appearance in both music videos and live shows, often wearing scary contact lenses and kilts. His fierce style is also vibrant in the lyrical sense; in live shows he is known to scream and shout to hype up the audience.
Allay The Sea are a Christian Hardcore/Metalcore band brought from the eastern winds of the Newcastle area.
In todays Metal scene it is easy to be labelled as not being original, Allay The Sea's aspirations are to show Australian and International audiences a unique style made by their sound.
A fusion of brutality and melody is the heart of Allay The Sea's unique sound.
2010 will be a big year for Allay The Sea as they are in the process of printing their debut EP "Descent".
Garage Pressure is made up of Farj and Paul. They are dubstep and grime dj/producers, hosting the Garage Pressure Show on FBI Radio (94.5 FM in Sydney, Australia) and weekly podcast. They run Aquatic Lab, Australia's first dubstep label. Farj and Paul are dedicated to developing and promoting new sounds in the growing dubstep and grime scene. An archive of the podcast can be found at their official website: http://www.garagepressure.com/
Yoji Biomehanika, can only be described as the Japanese Lord of NRG or Nu-NRG Master, and Japan's No 1. NRG DJ overseas. In the evolution of the electronic music world, Super Star DJs from around the globe have replaced the persona of the rock star for many music fans, and have become the driving force in building the image of our industry.
Having already achieved rock star status in his country of Japan, Yoji smashes all the rules in the book and puts vitality back into the dance scene...