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Artist: Forum
The Forum were a one-man, two-woman easy listening vocal group with sunshine pop overtones, landing a number 45 hit with "The River Is Wide" in 1967 (the song also became a Top 40 hit for the Grass Roots a couple of years later). "The River Is Wide" sounded something like an easy listening spin on the Righteous Brothers, particularly in Phil... [+] Read More
Artist: The Feeble Forum
The Feeble Forum performs original songs and a variety of covers. Our original songs fuse electronica, new wave synth rock and punk-rock. Elements of theatre, dance, multimedia and poetry are also thrown in the mix, creating a multi-sensory experience. Individually, members of The Feeble Forum have performed over 100 times, to audiences of up to... [+] Read More
Artist: Nacka Forum
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Artist: ToastProphet
I got bored and made some music. Am very sick of filling out all these forums. [+] Read More
Artist: Joel Chadabe
Chadabe studied with Elliott Carter and composes mainly electronic music. He founded the electronic studio ay SUNY Albany and later served as president of the Composer's Forum in New York. ~ Lynn Vought, All Music Guide [+] Read More
Artist: jdmpuckett
Began experimenting with various forums associated with visual arts in its convergence with computer technologies in the late 80's. Music has now found the point of no return in its turn of evolution from analog into a digital based productions. The precision of the latest tools has made it more approachable for the singular artist to experiment... [+] Read More
Artist: Bernadette Speach
Studied at College of Saint Rose in Albany, Columbia University, courses in Siena, Italy, State University of NY at Buffalo. Composition with Nicolas Roussakis, Jacques-Louis Monod, Morton Feldman, Lejaren Hiller. President of Buffalo New Musi Ensemble, Board of Directors of the Musicians of Brooklyn Initiative (MOBI), Executive Director of... [+] Read More
Artist: Nicholas a Kempis
Nicholas A. Kempis was a member of the A Kempis Flemish family of musicians. He was known both as a composer and as an organist with his major contribution to the musical arts being his four volume work entitled "Symphoniae." These works were unassuming and among the earliest forms of sonatas from the Low Countries. He primarily wrote these... [+] Read More
Artist: The Bee Gees
No popular music act of the '60s, '70s, '80s, or '90s has experienced more ups and downs in its popularity, or attracted a more varied audience across the decades than the Bee Gees. Beginning in the mid- to late '60s as a Beatlesque ensemble, they quickly developed as songwriters in their own right and style, perfecting in the process a... [+] Read More
Artist: Peaches
Peaches (Merrill Nisker) burst into transcontinental favor with her very particular brand of cock-sure rapping and spurting groovebox beats. Indeed, this vulgar Canadian temptress may have come from an underground womb of acoustic folk (Mermaid Café), avant jazz (Fancypants Hoodlum), and deconstructed noise swarms (the Shit), but it wasn't... [+] Read More
Artist: Organic Audio
Organic Audio was a forum for the funk and vegetable-induced madness of Andy Spence, one-half of the famed acid jazz duo Freakniks. Resulting in the 1999 album, Back to My Roots, Spence's side project allowed him to explore his inner Brazilian while not ignoring the tightly woven jazz elements that he had contributed to the Freakniks. With a... [+] Read More
Artist: Beau Dommage
Guitarist/vocalist Michel Rivard and author/composer Pierre Huet formed Quenouille bleue in 1970 at the University of Quebec in Montreal for art-show performances. The duo added keyboard player Robert Leger and later vocalist/pianist Marie-Michele Desrosiers, changing their name to Beau Dommage in 1973. Signed by Capitol, the band (which also... [+] Read More
Artist: Jorge Manuel Paz Morelos
Jorge Manuel Paz Morelos is my complete name. I belive a tolerant theocracy is coming. I was born in Mexico city, studied at national conservatory, then I studied at cenidim also in Mexico. My music has been performed at forums, festivals like the Festival International Cervantino and diverses cities of mexico. I've maked street music also and... [+] Read More
Artist: GrooveBoy
GrooveBoy Entertainmentincludes GrooveBoy Music and GrooveBoy Films. We have been a Philadelphia, PA production since 2000. Featuring urban Philadelphia talent in R & B, Soul, Hip Hop, Rap, Blues, Soundtracks and more.We\'re a local group of professionals representing the latest, hottest musical talent in Philly.Production Services - Music -... [+] Read More
Artist: Mark Miller
One of Canada's top jazz critics, Mark Miller has been writing for Toronto's Globe and Mall since 1978. He has freelanced for a variety of magazines, including Downbeat, Jazz Forum and Coda, and was associate editor for the Encyclopedia of Music In Canada in 1982. However, his main contributions thus far have been four books that have done a... [+] Read More
Artist: Acoustic Food Chain
The self-described "blue age" duo Acoustic Food Chain comprised guitarists Jimmy Sferes and Steve "Guitar" Glotz, a pair of transplanted New Yorkers who began playing together in Colorado in the mid-'70s. After jamming together off and on for years, the duo first teamed professionally in 1989 in the group Borrowed Time, which issued an... [+] Read More
Artist: Valerie Wilmer
A notable jazz photographer, Valerie Wilmer was one of the key jazz writers of the 1960s who embraced and wrote intelligently about avant-garde and free jazz. She started as a jazz journalist around 1960 and has since written for such magazines as Melody Maker, Down Beat, Jazz Journal, Swing Journal and Jazz Forum, among many others. Her books... [+] Read More
Artist: Jay-Sol
Jay-Sol “AKA” toothpickBorn: Charlotte, North CarolinaMusical Influences: “My own life experiences” and David RuffinCareer Projections: “To definitely excel to the highest forum possible, generate the most revenue possible and give back to the community that opened doors for me. I would also like to spark some... [+] Read More
Artist: Vyacheslav Shchurov
The traditional music of the former Soviet Union was preserved through the efforts of vocalist and ethnomusicologist Vyacheslav Shchurov. As a student of influential folk music researcher Anna Rudneva, Shchurov was so moved by field studies conducted with his teacher, that in 1958 he formed a trio to perform the songs they collected. This... [+] Read More
Artist: Spacehotel
------------- Who are Spacehotel* ? Spacehotel is me, Paul Timson. Previously in the band OUTSIDER, I "formed" Spacehotel* in 2000. I take care of all parts of the music which means the songwriting, guitars, vocals, synths, piano and production. ------------- What are the musical influences of Spacehotel*? I love listening to music of all kinds... [+] Read More
Artist: Wee Willie Harris
In the first wave of rock & roll, England could only offer pale Elvis imitations or ancient pop singers masquerading as such. One exception to the rule was Wee Willie Harris. Dying his hair all manner of colors and wearing larger-than-life stage jackets that looked like the coat hanger was still inside, tight drainpipe trousers, and a huge... [+] Read More
Artist: Bill Dicey
Maryland-born harmonica player/vocalist, Bill Dicey was an important member of New York's blues scene in the 1970s, 80's and early-1990s. The founder and host of a weekly jam session at New York blues club, Dan Lynch, since 1979, he provided an early forum for such artists as the Holmes Brothers and Popa Chubby. He made additional contributions... [+] Read More
Artist: Chip Deffaa
Chip Deffaa can be thought of in some ways as being the Stanley Dance of the 1980s and 90s in that he has documented the thoughts and stories of many veteran jazz musicians before it was too late. Unlike Dance, Deffaa is also interested in later jazz styles although he has tended to emphasize prebop music. His main forum has been being the jazz... [+] Read More
