Artist: Cinema Strange
Genre(s):
Experimental
Discography:
The Astonished Eyes Of Evening
Year: 2002
Tracks: 10
Thursday, 26 June 2008
Cinema Strange
Artist: Cinema Strange
Genre(s):
Experimental
Discography:
The Astonished Eyes Of Evening
Year: 2002
Tracks: 10
Midnite
Artist: Midnite
Genre(s):
Rock
Folk
Reggae
Discography:
Midnite jah grid
Year: 2006
Tracks: 13
Let Live
Year: 2005
Tracks: 14
Live At Tremont Music Hall Charlotte USA
Year: 2001
Tracks: 12
Ras Mek Peace
Year: 1999
Tracks: 10
Timbaland - Timbaland Wedding Was Beautiful Says Hilson
Singer/songwriter KERI HILSON has offered an insight into superproducer TIMBALAND's wedding to his longterm girlfriend last weekend (end22Jun08) - stating the ceremony was "beautiful".
Hilson was one of the lucky guests to be invited to the lavish ceremony in Aruba on Sunday (22Jun08), where the acclaimed beatmaker married publicist Monique Idlett - his girlfriend of two years.
The south Caribbean nuptials were the couple's second marriage. The pair reportedly exchanged vows in an intimate ceremony in the music maestro's native Virginia earlier this month (10Jun08).
And Hilson says it was worth having a second wedding, as the ceremony was such an outlandish affair.
She tells People.com, "It was a show, it was a huge deal. Private island, fireworks - the whole nine yards. But it was beautiful, very beautiful."
But she adds it wasn't all for show: "It was very, very heartfelt, very sincere. It wasn't just a show to be a show, like a big to-do just to be a big to-do - it was really nice."
Timbaland and Idlett have a seven month old daughter, Reign, together. They became engaged last October (07).
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Jennifer Lopez - Lopez Treats School Kids To Private Concert
Singer/actress JENNIFER LOPEZ performed one of her most low-key concerts ever in New York on Tuesday (17Jun08), when she took to the stage for an elementary school's graduation ceremony.
The pop star was contacted by the students at Staten Island's autistic school P.S. 37 after teacher Kathy Amati showed them the video for Lopez's single Let's Get Loud.
The kids loved the promo so much, Amati suggested they write to Lopez in the hope of getting autographs or pictures in return.
But they were stunned when Lopez personally requested to perform at their graduation ceremony - and the group of 10 and 11-year-olds were treated to a private performance on Tuesday, where she sang Let's Get Loud specially for them.
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Jaramar
Artist: Jaramar
Genre(s):
Folk
Discography:
Que Nadie, Nadie Creera El Incendio
Year: 2002
Tracks: 11
A Flor de Tierra
Year: 1999
Tracks: 12
Lenguas
Year: 1998
Tracks: 11
Si Yo Nunca Muriera
Year: 1997
Tracks: 10
Fingir Que Duermo
Year: 1995
Tracks: 15
Entre La Pena Y El Gozo
Year: 1993
Tracks: 14
Erik Seifert
Charlotte to give birth to six babies
London (ANI): Pregnant singer Charlotte Church has revealed that she wants a "rugby team" of up to six babies and that too by the time she reaches 32. The 22-year-old is expecting her second child with rugby ace Gavin Henson, 26, in November and wants to have another four of them. Church revealed her desire to expand her family as soon as possible in her talk on this week's Friday Night With Jonathan Ross on BBC1. "I want all my babies by the time I'm 32," the Sun quoted her as telling Ross. "I want between four and six, and Gavin wants eight. We're trying to create a little rugby team," she said.
Axel Bartsch
Artist: Axel Bartsch
Genre(s):
Techno
Dance
Discography:
In The Country
Year: 2007
Tracks: 2
Speicher 41
Year: 2006
Tracks: 2
After spending much of the '80s as a DJ and impresario of funk and hip-hop, Axel Bartsch began to unionise techno parties some Germany in the early '90s. His first proper productions appeared in former 1994 on his possess Syndrome Audio imprint under the guise Digital Age, and a duo of Bartsch and his longtime confederate Asem Shama released records on such early imprints as Bush, Planet of Drums, and Head in the Clouds before Frisbee Tracks sign the couple under the false name Vanguard. It was likewise during this clock time that Bartsch began to make a name for himself DJing in clubs under the guise DJ Aki, playing throughout Europe and releasing a serial of dancefloor classics under the rubric of Drumfiles on the Spielzeug label.
Just Bartsch's biggest winner would come in 2004 when Vanguard's remaking of Queen's "Flash" stormed up the U.K. and German dance and pop charts, as well as seemly a pop phenomenon all over Europe. In early 2005, Bartsch began to track record albums under his have make for the prestigious Cologne label Kompakt, coming into court on a split unmarried with Canadian producer Mathew Jonson on the label's Speicher series. He likewise accomplished his have label, Sportclub, in late 2005, which presents a decidedly more minimum feeler to his productions than antecedently released. Most of late, he recorded another EP, A Light in the Dark for the parent Kompakt label, that was met with a great reception on the club circuit.
Sir Paul McCartney to produce The Wombats
Karlovy Vary unveils competition lineup
Festival continues its focus on Central, Eastern Europe
MOSCOW -- The Karlovy Vary International Film Festival took the wraps off its 43rd edition Monday, unveiling a competition lineup true to its Central and Eastern European roots.
While this year's festival, set for July 4-12, will feature an array of international titles, organizers still managed to preserve the event's focus on its home region.
The Czech Republic has a pair of films in the official competition. Considered one of the up-and-coming voices of Czech cinema, Petr Zelenka brings "Karamazoi," a cinematic retelling of Dostoevsky's "The Brothers Karamazov" based on Evald Schorm's theatrical production.
Also featured in competition is Czech helmer Michaela Pavlatova's contemporary Prague love story "Night Owls."
Other Eastern European titles among the official selection include Croatia's Zrinko Ogresta's psychological drama "Iza stakla" (Behind the Glass) and "Plennyj" (Captive) by Russian director Alexey Uchitel, a struggle-for-survival story set during a recent war in the Caucasus.
"The Guitar," the directorial debut of Amy Redford, daughter of Robert, is the sole U.S. entry in competition. The freshman feature, which debuted this year at Sundance, focuses on a young woman suddenly confronted with her own mortality.
The complete Karlovy Vary lineup follows:
Official selection -- competition
"Behind the Glass," Zrinko Ogresta, Croatia
"Captive," Alexey Uchitel, Russia, Bulgaria
"Distant Tremors," Manuel Poutte, Belgium-France
"Dr. Aleman," Tom Schreiber, Germany
"The Early Bird Catches the Worm," Francesco Patierno, Italy
"The Guitar," Amy Redford, U.S.
"The Investigator," Attila Gigor, Hungary-Sweden-Ireland
"The Karamazovs," Petr Zelenka, Czech Republic
"Night Owls," Michaela Pavlatova, Czech Republic
"The Photograph," Nan T. Achnas, Indonesia-France-Netherlands-Switzerland-Sweden
"Pretextos," Silvia Munt, Spain
"The Shaft," Zhang Chi, China
"Terribly Happy," Henrik Ruben Genz, Denmark
"True Enough," Sam Karmann, France
Documentary films in competition
"Bigger, Stronger, Faster*," Christopher Bell, U.S.
"Blind Loves," Juraj Lehotsky, Slovakia
"The Bug Trainer," Donatas Ulvydas, Linas Augutis, Marek Skrobecki, Lithuania-Poland-Japan-Germany
"Bye Bye Shanghai," Jana Bokova, Czech Republic, Argentina
"Cosmic Station," Bettina Timm, Germany
"Cyanosis," Rokhsareh Ghaemmaghami, Iran
"Everything Is Relative," Mikala Krogh, Denmark
"Hero, Wings Are Not Necessary to Fly," Angel Loza, Spain
"Hoy el dia se repite diferente," Oscar Moreno, Xavier Baig, Spain
"Just Like Heaven," Filip Marczewski, Poland
"The Ladies," Christina A. Voros, U.S.
"Lost World," Gyula Nemes, Hungary-Finland
"Man on Wire," James Marsh, U.K.
"The Mother," Antoine Cattin, Pavel Kostomarov, Switzerland-France-Russia
"Rain of the Children," Vincent Ward, New Zealand
"Rene," Helena Trestikova, Czech Republic
East of the West -- films in competition
"Bahrtalo! (Good Luck!)," Robert Lakatos, Hungary-Austria-Germany
"Boogie," Radu Muntean, Romania
"The Class," Gabor Dettre, Hungary
"The Collectress," Kristina Buozyte, Lithuania
"The Hard-Hearted," Alexey Mizgirev, Russia
"The Hollow," Marina Razbezhkina, Russia
"I Was Here," Rene Vilbre, Estonia
"It's Hard to Be Nice," Srdjan Vuletic, Bosnia and Herzegovina-Germany- U.K.-Serbia-Montenegro-Slovenia
"Mao Tse Tung," Bisha Besnik, Albania
"Muzika," Juraj Nvota, Slovakia
"Of Parents and Children," Vladimir Michalek, Czech Republic
"Seamstresses," Lyudmil Todorov, Bulgaria
"Time to Die," Dorota Kdzierzawska, Poland
"Tulpan," Lenka Tyrpakova, Kazakhstan
"Vogelfrei," Anna Viduleja, Gatis Smits, Janis Kalejs, Janis Putnins, Latvia
Forum of Independents
"Adventures of Power," Ari Gold, U.S.
"Divizionz," Yes! That's us (collective), Uganda-South Africa-U.K.-Luxembourg
"Hank and Mike," Matthiew Klinck, Canada
"Good Cats," Ying Liang, China
"Good Morning Heartache," Anna Negri, Italy
"The Man Who Loved Yngve," Stian Kristiansen, Norway
"Mermaid," Russia, dir. Anna Melikyan
"Peacefire," Macdara Vallely, U.K.
"Poppy Shakespeare," Benjamin Ross, U.K.
"R(evolution)," Mustafa Zaveri, India
"This Beautiful City," Ed Gass-Donnelly, Canada
"Written," Kim Byung-woo, South Korea
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Seventeen
Artist: Seventeen
Genre(s):
Other
Discography:
Ransom Your Handsome
Year: 1999
Tracks: 8
Yeoh, Chang shoot for stars with new agency
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