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Posted on: April 8, 2009 Posted by: anfnewsacct Comments: 0

“DAVE KOZ & BRIAN CULBERTSON SIDE BY SIDE” U.S. TOUR LAUNCHES IN JUNE

Renowned instrumentalist/composer Dave Koz and jazz multi-instrumentalist extraordinaire Brian Culbertson will hit the road together this summer, collaborating on one another’s biggest hits as well as on songs from their latest albums. Dave Koz – Greatest Hits and Culbertson’s Bringing Back The Funk each debuted at No. 1 on Billboard’s Top Contemporary Jazz Albums chart upon release last year. Tickets for the “Dave Koz & Brian Culbertson Side By Side”…

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Bling Kong – Do The Awesome (CD)

Hey, it’s like the B-52s lost about fifteen years and were thrown together as Bling Kong. The same eclectic instrumental sound mixes with a quirky male set of vocals and deepish female vocals. The only thing that one can possibly distinguish the two bands from each other has to to be the stronger instrumentation that Bling Kong has. The disc’s first track “I Want More” benefits from a strong bass…

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Posted on: April 8, 2009 Posted by: anfnewsacct Comments: 0

NeuFutur.com Introduces Katy Creek

Who Is Katy Creek ? Wes & Nancy Ruybal perform Western Americana, Cowboy Poetry and Gospel. With a pure uncomplicated style, they present renditions and recitations about the American West and it’s people from the 1800’s to the modern day working cowboy.

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Family Force 5 Continue To Tour

Family Force 5 poised for rock n’ roll conquest, the band’s sophomore release Dance Or Die has already sold over 60k units to date, proving to be unstoppable the band gears up to hit the road on the AP Tour 09 presented by Rockstar Energy Drink with a remix CD DANCE OR DIE WITH A VENGEANCE which will include a few brand new FF5 tracks to street May 19.

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Posted on: April 7, 2009 Posted by: anfnewsacct Comments: 0

Guys Guys Guys Tour

Label mates, Artist Vs Poet and The Morning Light head out on a nationwide run with Sing It Loud, The Friday Night Boys, and The Summer Set today. The “Guy’s Guy’s Guy’s,” tour will kick off in Oklahoma City, OK and will include stops at the South By So What? Festival in Plano, Texas and the Never Say Never festival, in Mission,Texas.

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Meg & Dia Set To Release Here, Here, And Here

Warner Bros. Records’ recording artists Meg & Dia will release their second album, titled Here, Here and Here, April 21st on Warner Bros. Records. Fans will be able to pre-order the album from the band’s website, www.MegandDia.com, beginning today and will receive an autographed copy of the album insert along with an early download of “Agree to disagree,” (GarageBand demo). A special CD/DVD package of here, here and here, which…

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Chris Lake Set To Release “Crazy” 4/27

Dance music fans know all about the impact classic Nervous artists like John Wink, Masters At Work and Todd Terry have made on global dance floors. Each started from scratch and worked their way up to lay the groundwork for the next generation of dance music producers. Keeping with tradition Nervous Records is pleased to introduce next-in-line producer and resident hit-maker – Chris Lake. Lake’s debut artist album Crazy drops…

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Vinny Blessed – Music Train (CD)

An example of poor graphic design hits purchasers of this album right after they unwrap this album. The black text on lighter black backdrop means that individuals will not be able to see who produces the track unless they get about two inches away from the disc. This problem is lessened when individuals put the disc into the player, as the production is really clean for a smaller-market rapper. The…

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NeuFutur Magazine Introduces Rick Stone

20th Century Guitar Magazine’s Robert Silverstein calls Rick Stone “one of the finest straight-ahead jazz guitarists on the current NYC scene” and JazzReview.com’s Don Williamson remarks on Rick’s “fluid exposition of ideas, mature technique and deep understanding of the material he plays.” From fresh interpretations of standards, to lyrically evocative originals, Rick Stone is an artist with a clear musical vision. His fluid, full-bodied sound pays homage to the great…

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Posted on: April 6, 2009 Posted by: anfnewsacct Comments: 0

AFTER A SOBERING FULL LENGTH RELEASE JASON KARABAN READIES A THREE SONG EP MAYFLY, OUT 4/7

On the heels of his sophomore disc Sobriety Kills, Los Angeles indie alt/pop artist Jason Karaban releases a three song EP titled Mayfly on April 7 on Ascend Records. The disc is available online. On April 10, Jason will perform at the Hotel Café songs from Mayfly and preview new tracks with his new band featuring members of Counting Crows, Elvis Costello’s Imposters and vocalist Lucy Schwartz.

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Posted on: April 6, 2009 Posted by: anfnewsacct Comments: 0

Bleeding Kansas – Dead Under Décor (CD)

From “Can’t Help You There”, which cribs the guitar line from a seventies song (which is on the tip of my tongue but can’t come forth any farther), Bleeding Kansas shows that a return the basics should be a welcome thing. Most of the tracks on “Dead Under Décor” do not follow that ethos, and as such Bleeding Kansas’ music does not move beyond the new style of hardcore that…

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Junk Science – “Running Shoes”

Junk Science’s new track contains all the beloved elements of a classic Junk Science joint: that gritty, intentionally low-fi beat quality, complements of DJ Snafu, and deep, thoughtful, relevant lyrics crafted by Baje One.

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BOOM BOX REPAIR KIT Support “My Dear Antagonist”

Combining indie rock with the brisk fervency of merengue, the swing of son with the thump of funk and the memorable melodies of pop with the twist and turns of prog rock, New York City’s Boom Box Repair Kit is claiming musical territory all their own. They borrow from traditional Spanish Caribbean music in much the same way the Bad Brains borrow from Reggae, the Red Hot Chili Peppers borrow…

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The Bleeding Alarm – Beauty in Destruction (CD)

“This Girl Has A Gun” is the first song (not counting introductions) on The Bleeding Alarm’s “Beauty in Destruction”. The band comes to this track in an interesting way; the band vacillates between a harder rock style and the much more emotive rock style that ultimately takes the day by the end of the track. The band starts out their album in strong fashion, but there seems to be something…

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NeuFutur.com Introduces The Karma Parade

From the dusty mire of the Long Island, NY scene, The Karma Parade was originally founded by John Karma, formerly of the legendary NY garage-folk punk act Karma Essence. Since the breakup in 2001, a new band later came to fruition. The trio, later became John Karma & The Band Parade, included Nancy Hilsenbeck on percussion and Edward McNeice, of Otis Mercury Jones on bass.

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Single File Have Common Struggles

Denver-based rock trio Single File are set to release Common Struggles, their full length debut, on April 7th. “The title Common Struggles says it all – I’m not pretending that any of what I’ve dealt with is new, it’s just the human condition,” says lead vocalist/guitarist/bassist Sloan Anderson, explaining the choice of title for Single File’s album, which was produced by Howard Benson (My Chemical Romance, The All-American Rejects, Less…

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