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Press Release From Boston Based R&B Hip-Hop Artists: Beneath the Sheets.
A new album is on the horizon for 2013!
Members: Evan Gillis, Jeff Ferro, Austin Bryant, Albie Landry, Myke Valley
Sounds Like: Forever The Sickest Kids, Fall Out Boy, Maroon 5
Label: Dirty White Sneaker Productions
Bluebird Review:
The new song, "She's Bad and She Knows It," a preview of their upcoming album due to be released in 2013, is a throw back to straightforward R&B Hip-Hop. BTS layers vocals, guitars and chanted harmonies, to kick out a house party track that will make stylin' audiences jump and scream for more.
Their hard driving debut pop album, 'Go Easy It's My First ..." has some catchy hooks and audience grabbing dance tracks, with fusion featured energy that smashes through sound barriers.
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We run a "Tea For One" feature every Thursday on Facebook. Readers write in to suggest a favorite song. We all have more than one, so the list keeps growing. You know, it's one of those songs that makes you drive around the block a few times until it's done. Or a single from an album that elevates the entire record. Join the fun, post your favorite song in the comments section or visit us on Facebook.
From Sandy - Hailing Virgil and The Accelerators.
From Adam - "Watch Out"
From Adam -The The "Infected"
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From Adam - "One of the best"
From Adam - "Nostalgic" "Best if played loud"
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Take 5 for everyone's friend in jazz, Dave Bruebeck.
Composer, pianist, Dave Brubeck, has been designated by the Library of Congress as a 'living legend.' Known for decades as a jazz and classical musician, his work was always fresh and contemporary, using techniques such as "odd time signatures, improvised counterpoint, polyrhythm and polytonality." Mr. Brubeck grew up in California and took piano lessons from age 4-12, until his father moved the family to a cattle ranch. He then stopped formal lessons and helped his father on the ranch, later enrolling in veterinary medicine, with plans to return to the business. He worked his way through school playing jazz in night clubs, changing his college major to music. In 1942, his rich experiences in music were given even more depth, starting a multi-racial band in Europe, through his travels in the Army. When returning, he enrolled in Mills College and studied with French Composer, Darius Milhaud, who encouraged him to pursue a career in jazz.
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A brand new group is on the scene with indie bliss. Divine Fits has combined Spoon's Britt Daniel, Wolf Parade's Dan Boeckner and Sam Brown of New Bomb Turks, to create bass laden edgy rock with straight on vocals that could potentially level their prior tour calendars.
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Early press on Rolling Stone Magazine was not always favorable for Led Zeppelin. Recent coverage, however, has brought up to date news from the band for fans and media, including a recent collection of articles on Jimmy Page discussing new releases of rare material and epic moments of the legendary band we know as Led Zeppelin.
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