Saturday 30 August 2008

Mp3 music: Anjani






Anjani
   

Artist: Anjani: mp3 download


   Genre(s): 

Jazz

   







Anjani's discography:


Blue Alert
   

 Blue Alert

   Year: 2006   

Tracks: 10






A native of Honolulu, Hawaii, pianist/vocalist Anjani combines her lovemaking of jazz with kin group, Hawaiin, and other various musical influences. Born Anjani Thomas, she attended Berklee College of Music in Boston before moving to New York City. During the early '80s she performed around Manhattan, by and by meeting legendary singer/songwriter Leonard Cohen. Subsequent tours and recording exploit with Cohen on such albums as his 1988 tone finish I'm Your Man and 1992's The Future light-emitting diode to Anjani's number 1 self-titled solo album released in 2000. A year afterward she released the spiritually given The Sacred Names. Once again teaming up with co-writer and producer Cohen, Anjani released Blue Alert on Sony in 2006.





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Wednesday 20 August 2008

Russell Brand Stirs Up Sexual Tension In New Britney Spears Video

Russell Brand has shot a telecasting alongside Britney Spears which will be shown beforehand of this years MTV Video Music Awards.


The comedian and actor, wHO is hosting the American awards observance in September, filmed the promotional footage with the singer in the beginning this month.


Brand plays the �sexuality card� with Spears in the video � but fails to get anywhere with the popstar.





�He is flirtation with her and tells her he can feel a herculean sexual latent hostility between them,� a source told the Sun newspaper.


�But Britney has the measure of him, expression she doesn�t feel any tension � before referring to him as Russell Brown. She really puts him in his topographic point.


As previously reported on Gigwise, it has been suggested that Spears english hawthorn perform at the ceremony in Los Angeles in a call to avenge her shambolic comeback at last year's event.




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Monday 11 August 2008

Silvery, Thunderer & Excelsior

London four Silvery take already been drawing deserved attention for their cautiously crafted and craftily curated forays into musical eccentricity of an especially British kind.



They are this year's Darkness, though it has to be aforesaid they discharge themselves with bucketfuls more sophistication than the Queen-wannabes. The cover of Thunderer And Excelsior, Silvery's 14-track debut, features the silhouette of a gas mask-wearing man in a plug hat hat with a gun and a lance sitting on what looks suspiciously like a polo gymnastic horse. Yes, they're that bats!



Silvery are unabashed around acknowledging their eclectic musical references � 'from Bowie, Blur, Sparks to XTC'. They could just as easily suffer mentioned Ten Pole Tudor, Madness and even Nirvana (assuming the gurus of grunge had ever toyed with the idea of Happy Hardcore). If TISWAS had been a ring rather than a TV show, this is how it would have sounded.



The sheer defenseless affrontery of it is appealing. Strangely, it induces happiness. Perhaps it's the giddy noticeableness, the intoxicating amphetamine drive, or the incontestably infectious conviction of it all? Silvery ar The Kinks for the Sunny D generation.



You won't have to send for Forensics to recognise the musical DNA that drips from every note: Sparks are here throughout and after the scuzzy guitar intro of the opener, Horrors, at the point where the Ron Mael-strom keyboard kicks in, you�ll find yourself anchored into the worryingly accelerated heartbeat of Silvery.



That said, there's an undeniable charm (or grating irritation if you're that style inclined) about listening to a track like the operatically-structured Revolving Sleepy Signs, which starts with a drunken pastiche of Queen before moving into Fun Boy 3 territory via XTC en route to the hallucinogenic-tinged world of Bowie at his Ziggy peak to conclude in a resplendently gregarious mess hall of sounds. This is perfect last-hour-at-the-school disco material.



Enough said. Silvery won't fight to regain an audience for this deliciously chutzpah-saturated debut. Whether they can develop to keep it, may well prove to be some other matter.




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