Stuart Townend is a British Christian worship leader and writer of hymns and worship songs. His output includes "In Christ Alone" (2002, cowritten with Keith Getty), "How Deep The Father's Love", "Beautiful Saviour" and "The King Of Love". In 2005, Cross Rhythms magazine described Townend as "one of the most significant songwriters in the whole international Christian music field". Christian website Crosswalk.
Go Genre Everything are complex Sonic Experiment voicing a myriad of enviroments, traversing and exploring function and situation, form, void and meaning. They offer an annual subscription, which provides you with access to their entire digital catalogue of music. http://licensd.com/?p=465 Designed within a utilitarian sensorial intertalk mode, go genre everything form a multidimensional fluidic high energy organic network with mechanical interfacing devices, tenderly electrocuting neurons within human brains.
Molliger grew up in a caravan with their parents who named them Gwen and Tutts. Once they were out hunting kangaroos and found a laptop on the side of the road with a keyboard, guitar and some singing voices - and played around with them until some music appeared. Since 2003 they have toured along the Australian east coast, and camped out in sheds, offices and penthouses. At the moment Gwen lives in Leeds (UK) and Tutts lives in Brisbane (Australia).
Manchester based supergroup formed in a flat in Withington.
There is more than one artist with this name: 1. Sol is a Seattle, Washington based hip-hop artist. His signature sound maintains a marriage between the core values of hip-hop and the mainstream sensibility of pop(ular) music. Sol says that he grew up on a combination of 90
Les Fancy Boys are a three-piece garage punk band from the French colonies. Originally from Paris, France, as part of a cultural attache post Bikini Atoll, the brothers three between 2003 and 2007 wandered like modern day Asterixes around the cities of Brisbane and Melbourne in Australia. Here they found themselves embraced by many of the countries more beautiful women and discerning music connoisseurs.
'transcription of organ music' is the musical project of Tasmanian visual artist/musician Damon Bird. Live performances are either solo, or feature other musicians such as Michael Valentine (Love In, The Shuttle, Que), and Andy Brazendale (Our Sails).
transcription of organ music shows have been happening in Hobart and Melbourne since 2007. A small bunch of limited edition cdr releases have been made, as well as one 'studio' album entitled 'Songs from the Great Lake' (2009)...
There is more than one artist with this name: 1) British hardrock band
2) Dutch guitarpop band
3) British folk group
1) Blue Murder was the hard rock brainchild of ex-Whitesnake and Thin Lizzy guitarist John Sykes. The original 1988 lineup of the band, also included ex-The Firm bass player Tony Franklin and drummer Cozy Powell (although he was almost immediately replaced by Carmine Appice). Ray Gillen was also briefly in the 1988 line-up before Sykes decided to take the vocal duties himself in addition to guitar.
Mike Westbrook (born Michael John David Westbrook 21 March 1936 in High Wycombe, England) is an English jazz pianist, composer, and writer of orchestrated jazz pieces. He became a key figure in the development of British Jazz in the late 1960s. Westbrook spent his childhood in Torquay and went to art school in Plymouth where he began his first bands with such musicians as John Surman, Lou Gare and Keith Rowe.
There are two artists named Parvati who share this page. The first is a Canadian singer, producer and composer of electronic dance-pop music that incorporates yogic wisdom. Known for her angelic vocals, positive-possibilities pop, lush soundscapes and catchy dance grooves, Parvati’s music has risen to #2 in the electronic charts in Canada. Parvati regularly tours to headline and teach at international music and mind/body/spirit festivals globally and has performed at notable venues, such as Madison Square Garden (NYC), Earl’s Court (London) and Club Maria (Berlin).