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1. Master Indian music before experimenting October 28, 2009 For any musician who aspires to be like them, the competition comes not from fellow musicians or even from Louis and Sivamani, rather from Bollywood explains world-renowned musicians, jazz artist Louis Banks and ace percussionist Sivamani. The duo were in town for the opening of Yamaha Music Square in Sector 37, Chandigarh (October 7, 2009) with the scions of Indian contemporary and fusion music took turns to talk about the grand Grammy nomination and define their art form. While, Louis Banks started playing a piano and Sivamani took his position at the drums, guess what they both had in... (read more) Author: Anand dgm

2. Delightful Delicacies, Fetching Feasts August 27, 2009 If you are planning an Asian-Fusion wedding theme , then here are some great tips & ideas for little details to give your wedding the perfect finishing touches. When you reach cocktail hour, jazz it up with bowls of edamame placed on the the bar & serve up ice-cold Kirins, Sapporos, Wasabe Brew or create your own signature green tea maritinis. Don’t forget the non drinkers amongst your guests & treat them to bottle lychee or mango sodas. Create some stylish appetizers presented in Asian style spoons. Although it could be expensive, a sushi chef would be a definite hit with your guest... (read more) Author: Georgina Clatworthy

3. Esoteric Audio: Jazz Up Your Home July 27, 2009 The term esoteric audio refers to technological fusion. Simply put, it combines the best in design, technology, engineering, materials and manufacturing, resulting in amazingly high quality audio and video products. These products provide the highest level of audio and video excellence to customers. Esoteric audio products support high-resolution audio formats, and multi channel playback, as well as provide PCM up-conversion capability for audio CDs. Most of the CD playback that offers various options like 24 bit, 32 times sampling uses proprietary algorithm. The quality of these pro... (read more) Author: Sofia Lopez11

4. Master Jazz Bass Lines with the Expert Help of Jazz Midi Files June 03, 2009 Jazz bass refers to the use of double bass or bass guitar to compose and perform extemporaneously and solos in a jazz or jazz fusion style. The tenor and sound of the double bass are discrete from that of a usual guitar. The bass guitar creates a different sound than the double bass, since bass guitars typically have a solid wood body, owing to which the sound is generated by electronic amplification of the tremor of the strings. The double bass the tone is of its hollow body. This difference in resonance is quite evident if one listens to double bass on jazz midi files. The double bass ... (read more) Author: Anirban Bhattacharya

5. Practice Jazz Piano With Useful Instructions May 02, 2009 Jazz music has had a checkered history. It is widely believed that jazz was possibly born in New Orleans sometime in the 1920s. It is said that early African Americans, probably slaves, stumbled on to jazz music while trying out a fusion between their native folk music and the European form. In its early days jazz was more popular in bars. Perhaps it was this dubious association which prevented the growth of jazz music till the advent of the radio. The instruments popularly used were accordion, fiddle, flute, guitar, various percussion, wind, string and chord instruments. The most popular of t... (read more) Author: Anirban Bhattacharya

6. MusicDishTV: 12 the Band - Twilight (live performance) March 09, 2009 Live performance by 12 the Band of their song "Twilight" from their debut album 'Streets and Avenues'. Conscious fusion of the indigenous music of Trinidad and Tobago, primarily Calypso, with other popular forms of music such as Reggae, Rock, Soul, Jazz to create a sound affectionately called Neo Calypso. www.12theband.com Watch it now... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=78I9Cd54Pv0 "In this live perfomance of 'Twilight', 12 The Band are on top of their game. The song is a wonderful blend of calypso/jazz/reggae music, which is affectionately called Neo Calypso. This version of 'Twiligh... (read more) Author: Eric de Fontenay

7. It's A Wildlife For Indie Artist September 17, 2008 Seattle, Washington -- WildLife, Gary Paul Bryant's 10th CD, is quickly climbing jazz and world music charts, airing on more than 100 radio stations from Australia to Europe to the U.S. and topping 120,000 streams and downloads in recent weeks on Soundclick.com alone. Yet, you've probably never heard of him. Recording from his home studio north of Seattle, Washington, Bryant reflects an evolving reality of today's music industry, where artists who take advantage of new technology can build dynamic careers outside the mainstream. "People are surprised to find that you can have a str... (read more) Author: Eric de Fontenay

8. MusicDish Signs Four New Acts September 02, 2008 Artist development and marketing firm MusicDish announced that four new acts have signed on to its roster over the last month, including 2008 GMA Dove Award winning Ryan Farish, gospel singer Desmond Pringle, jazz fusion artist Gary Paul Bryant, and NY rocker Tim Young. Each artist will be supported by a customized mutli-pronged marketing campaign incorporating a mix of PR, syndication, online street and viral distribution. Marketing will be coordinated a variety of platforms, from its business music portals and syndicated network to MP3 blogs, webradio and groups/forums. For more infor... (read more) Author: Eric de Fontenay

9. A Jazzy Journey Through Nature: A Review of Gary Paul Bryants WildLife August 20, 2008 While the album's title suggests a record that is solely about nature and all of its creatures, this this phenomenal recording by award-winning, jazz pianist Gary Paul Bryant includes settings much more diverse than your average forest. "WildLife" has the musical ability to switch not only the mood, but also the scene, in every song. Just like a walk through nature, you are never sure of what animals, insects or noises you may stumble upon along the way. The album's journey begins with the title track "WildLife," as you can picture the glistening ponds and birds chirping in the distance... (read more) Author: Eric de Fontenay

10. Return To Forever Returns to New Generation of Fans August 15, 2008 The groundbreaking jazz-fusion group Return To Forever enjoyed its greatest commercial success between 1973 and 1976. These are the years critics and fans call "classic" Return To Forever, with founder Chick Corea front and center on piano and keyboards. As VOA's Doug Levine tells us, Return To Forever has returned, capturing a new generation of fans with an anthology and reunion tour. Return to Forever AnthologyIt's just like 1973 all over again, only this time Return To Forever's "After The Cosmic Rain" is playing on a CD player rather than an 8-track tape machine - an audio tape player... (read more)

11. Gary Paul Bryant's WildLife Set Free August 12, 2008 Seattle WA - Imagine Billy Joel or Elton John opting for careers as keyboardists rather than pop vocalists. Their music might sound a lot like the music on WildLife, from indie fusion veteran Gary Paul Bryant. Applying the rock energy of artists like Joel, John and Keith Emerson with lighter touches of Jazz and New Age artists like David Arkenstone and David Lanz, Bryant creates a unique blend of rock, pop jazz and world music that's very unique and appealing. Thirteen new upbeat instrumentals that cross genres and generations are offered on Gary's 10th CD. Following on the heels of Big... (read more) Author: Eric de Fontenay

12. Traps Magazine Cues Up Lenny White's Return To Forever June 15, 2008 San Jose, Calif., -- Enter Music Publishing, publishers of hip, drum/percussion magazines worldwide, today released its Summer Issue of Traps Magazine. Committed to covering “The Art of Drumming”, this issue of Traps extensively explores the history of jazz-fusion drumming through the pioneering players of these highly related genres in 90 pages. Traps editor, Andy Doerschuk, in his "Entrance" Editor Column, best summarizes this compelling issue of Traps. As he notes: “Our cover stories continue to be the most expert and in-depth drumming coverage you can find, while other stories (... (read more) Author: Josh Moscov

13. Santana unveils the "Live your Light" Tour May 19, 2008 Since his musical debut in the 1970’s, Carlos Santana has successfully redefined what it means to be a great guitarist. With his explosive, exciting and innovative guitar melodies, the Mexican-born musician has grown to become a living legend and idol for generations of fans around the world. In addition, Santana’s eclectic mix of Latin rock, blues, hard rock and Jazz fusion has granted him a reputation as one of the most unique artists in rock and roll history. Music has always been in Carlos Santana’s blood, as he was born in 1947, in Mexico, to a Mariachi violinist father. Santana took... (read more) Author: Melissa Pulsifer

14. Jazz Pioneer and 'Weather Report' Founder Joe Zawinul Dies September 12, 2007 Pioneering Austrian jazz pianist Joe Zawinul - founder of the jazz-rock group Weather Report - has died. Hospital officials say Zawinul died Tuesday in Vienna at age 75. Austrian media reports say he had been suffering from cancer. Zawinul founded the group Weather Report with saxophonist Wayne Shorter which pioneered the fusion between traditional jazz and the electronic instruments of rock. Weather Report won critical acclaim, numerous awards, and fans around the world. Prior to the group's founding, Zawinul was famous in jazz circles for his work with such stars as Dinah Washington and Ca... (read more)

15. George Duke Covers Influential Standards on Latest Album August 26, 2006 After all these years, has jazzman George Duke finally mellowed out?  We get the answer from VOA's Doug Levine who samples Duke's latest album, In A Mellow Tone. Considered a pioneer of '70s jazz-fusion, George Duke, 60, takes aim at the great American songbook, and at what he calls "eloquently stated melodies that will stand the test of time." Frank Loesser's "Never Will I Marry" is one.  Rogers and Hart's "Spring Is Here" is another. George Duke has come full circle.  Growing up in Northern California, he developed a fondness for jazz after seeing a concert by The Duke Ellin... (read more)

16. Rare Blend Releases Progressive-Rock-Jazz Fusion Masterpiece April 14, 2006 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Cleveland, Ohio--April 17, 2006--Cleveland is the home to the birth of rock and roll, the music hall of fame, and countless bands that have left their mark on the history of music. Rare Blend follows in those footsteps with music that engages and reawakens your senses. They offer a listener an entire range of flavors ranging from progressive rock, jazz, jazz-rock-fusion, and any combination thereof, primarily in the form of instrumentals. Rare Blend is Vic Samalot (guitar), Bobbi Holt (keyboards, vocals), Jeffrey Scott (bass), Vince Broncaccio (drums & percussio... (read more) Author: Keith Hannaleck

17. Amphis-Baena Stretch Out On New Release Fleeting April 08, 2006 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE New York, New York--April 10, 2006--Amphis-Baena (pronounced am-fis-bay-nuh) which is know in Greek mythology as a serpent with two heads and eyes that glow like candles, is also a very talented jazz fusion band with a convincing new release titled Fleeting. Amphis-Baena is Brian Scherman (alto saxophone, electronic effects), the guiding force behind the band, Adam Clark (drumset handsonic), and Jarret Chernier (keyboards, synths). The members of Amphis-Bæna met while studying at the New England Conservatory and have performed and recorded with respected artists... (read more) Author: Keith Hannaleck

18. Latent Anxiety Releases Perception CD April 08, 2006 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Los Angeles, CA--April 10, 2006--German born IIja Rosendahl has a dream, he wants to receive the respect and attention he deserves from people that care about his music. That is what nearly every artist seeks yet it is so difficult to find because of the fierce competition in independent music. With the new Latent Anxiety release, Perception, there is very strong chance that Rosendahl will reach his goals. The title says it all; this music is about how you perceive your world. Even with the law of averages and the many obstacles that you may have to overcome, y... (read more) Author: Keith Hannaleck

19. Lee Nysted Lands With New Recording Shoot From The Hip March 10, 2006 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Chicago, Illinois--March 13, 2006--Lee Nysted began his long journey in the world of music with Classical training at the age of seven and began playing the guitar at the age of nine. As they say, the rest is history…well, it’s not that simple. Lee took a different road than most musicians. He went to college, actually finished, went to work, and became a productive member of society. Definitely not the makings of a rock star but his time would come much later. All good things take time and everyone has their trials and tribulations to suffer through before gett... (read more) Author: Keith Hannaleck

20. The Jazz Rock Fusion of Brent Magstadt Reaches New Heights on Self Titled Release December 03, 2005 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Seattle, WA--December 5, 2005--Brent Magstadt describes his latest work as a progressive styling encompassing elements of rock, jazz and folk; music that will darken the room with an acoustic séance, or light it up with intense electric passages. Magstadt’s new self-titled album takes you on musical ride that you will never forget-from progressive rock and jazz fusion to bright lyrically intense pop-rock gems. The multi-talented artist displays his ability with impassioned vocals and many instruments including the electric and acoustic guitars and bass. Wh... (read more) Author: Keith Hannaleck

21. Paul Thomas Yoder Releases Jazz Album Dreamin' November 08, 2005 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Los Angeles, CA--November 9, 2005--Paul Thomas Yoder has a passion for music, and like many of us must separate that from his daily life in order to make a living. Like all artists, he would like nothing more than to record and play to support himself. Dreamin’ about making that happen only comes natural. Being an indie artist is tough, but guys like Yoder have what it takes to move their career to the next level - talent. Yoder plays an inspired trumpet, flugelhorn, and brings on the vocals with passion and purpose on his new release Dreamin’. From Herb Alpert i... (read more) Author: Keith Hannaleck

22. Eric Kamen Releases Eclectic Instrumental CD Native Unit September 29, 2005 New York, New York--September 29, 2005--Eric Kamen was born in New York City. The music on his latest release Native Unit reflects the diversity of that great city. The CD features 12 instrumental tracks fusing African rhythms, Middle-Eastern moods, Latin, World, and midi music coupled with his gorgeous Spanish and Flamenco guitar chords. Kamen, a.k.a. E in the world of R &B and Rap production, takes young acts and polishes them to perfection for major label signings, this time it was his turn. Kamen says ”Today's music is so formulaic, in terms of chord progressions, beats and choice of so... (read more) Author: Keith Hannaleck

23. Gary Husband's All-Star Force Majeure New Live DVD Release July 23, 2005 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Featuring: Gary Husband (Drums/Piano/Composer & Leader) Randy Brecker (Trumpet), Jerry Goodman (Violin), Elliot Mason (Trombone/Bass Trumpet), Jim Beard (Keyboards), Matthew Garrison (Bass), and Arto Tuncboyaciyan (Percussion) Gary Husband c/o RSJ Groove Productions PO Box 240 Ashford, Kent TN27 9ZB, United Kingdom Phone: (+44) 01233 840612 e-mail: rsjgroove@btopenworld.com Website: http://www.garyhusband.com Phone & Fax: (+44) 20 7286 0821 Contact Gary: Garyhusband@aol.com United Kingdom--July 25, 2005--Gary Husband is a musician with no boundaries and h... (read more) Author: Keith Hannaleck

24. Los Angeles' DJ Monkey the Embodiment of Talent April 06, 2005 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Joey Alkes or Mick McMains Via Airborne Monkey Productions PO Box 6635 Altadena, CA 91003 Phone: 626-296-0342 or 626-303-1030 Mobile: 626-399-7282 Fax: 626-296-0342 Website: http://www.7recordsmusic.com or http://www.squidmusic.com/djmonkey.html Email: Joeyalkes@juno.com or Mickmcmanis@yahoo.com Los Angeles, California-- April 8, 2005-- Due to their remarkable underground notoriety the dynamically talented DJ Monkey signed with 7 Records (New York and San Antonio) and will re-release their debut album, Another Evolution, this May.... (read more) Author: Keith Hannaleck

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