Justin Bieber

Justin Bieber full name is Justin Drew Bieber. He was born on 1st of March in 1994 in London, Ontario. He was raised in Stratford, Ontario. Bieber is a famous canadian singer and songwriter. He was famous from his best ever song "Baby"

Carly Rae Jepsen

Carly Rae Jepsen has been an established artist in Canada for several years — with a third-place finish on Canadian Idol, two gold singles, two albums, and two Juno Award nominations to her name — Jepsen was a virtual unknown in the U.S. when “Call Me Maybe” hit it big.

The Weeknd

Abel Tesfaye is a Toronto-based singer famous by named " The Weeknd " . He recorded his all songs under " The Weeknd " name , his first song leaked in late 2010, though the identity of the individual behind the project was initially unknown. " The Weeknd " released a nine-song mixtape, House of Balloons, on 21 March 2011

Addy C

Adelynn Cuevas, or Addy C as she is known, is an 8 year old Latina from metro Atlanta, Ga. Addy loves to sing, dance , and play piano...

Céline Schmink

Celine Schmink is a french singer and also writer, journalist and Associate songwriter of SACEM. She writes in french and english in a pop folk style. Her musical work is regularly praised by the regional and national press and broadcast in France, Greece, Australia and the USA, where she leads a bilingual performing career.

Sunday 25 February 2024

Interview with Multivox


Love Music: How did your musical journey begin, and what inspired you to get involved in the Manchester alternative indie scene in the late '90s?

The Manchester music scene of the late 80s and early 90s really inspired me to start making music myself. I discovered several bands whilst listening to the John Peel radio show on BBC Radio One. Amongst my favourites were The Fall, Dumb, Cranes, PJ Harvey, I Ludicrous and The Wedding Present. I was working at NatWest Bank back then and I soon realised that music was an area I wanted to explore. I saved up my wages for months so I could get myself an electric guitar and small amp. I self taught myself and instantly started writing my own material. I never had any interest in learning covers or playing along with others music. My time working with the bands Thrush Puppies and Monomania served like an apprenticeship and I an definitely writing my strongest material now with help from my wonderful producer and friend Jon Brooks aka TrackSonix.


Love Music: Can you share the creative process behind your solo project, Multivox, and how it differs from your previous experiences with bands like Thrush Puppies and Monomania?


My solo project started in lockdown one. I had always been in bands in the past so having 100% creative solo freedom was something very unfamiliar but incredibly empowering. In my two previous bands we jammed out a lot of ideas in rehearsals so having total control over the direction of the songs has been a totally new experience.


Love Music: Multivox is "quirky and off-kilter." How do you personally interpret these qualities in your music, and how do they influence your songwriting?

I have always naturally written about topics that don't fit into the traditional mainstream. I think growing up listening to the likes of John Cooper Clarke, Frank Zappa and Mark E Smith had a huge influence on me. I was always drawn to leftfield subjects although it was never intentional. Manchester Life magazine described me as off-kilter and quirky and I think it's a huge compliment so be seen as different to the norm. 


Love Music: Collaborating remotely with female vocalists worldwide during lockdown is an intriguing concept. How did this idea come about, and how did it impact the development of Multivox's sound?


Whilst writing my solo material in lockdown I realised that a lot of my vocal parts would suit a higher female register. That's when I considered working with female vocalists remotely and it soon became hugely addictive. Working with lots of different vocalists has been a wonderful experience which I intend to continue. Working with girls from different continents is thrilling and some of the newest vocals are in their native languages too. My latest time called Sexuelle is in French and another song called Stockport, Neu Berlin is in German and I hope to produce several more tracks in many different languages in future.


Love Music: Nataliya Negodaeva, aka Multivox, is described as an "immortal live portal of dual nationality." Could you elaborate on the significance of this description and how it ties into the overall concept of Multivox?

Multivox is my vocal portal and she represents all the girls both live and visually. She gives me complete freedom to access voices and work with vocalists of any nationality. For those of your readers who don't know, vox stands for vocals and multi stands for multiple hence the name Multivox.


Love Music: Being a multilinguist, how does Nataliya Negodaeva's linguistic diversity contribute to the range of voices and emotions conveyed in Multivox's music?

Nataliya aka Multivox allows me to work with any vocalists all over the globe. Thus far I have worked with vocalists in Australia, Argentina,  The Dominican Republic, Ukraine, China, Japan, Germany, France and many others. Multivox truly is a multilingual portal of dual nationality.


Love Music: Can you share any memorable experiences or challenges you encountered while working remotely with artists from different parts of the world during the creation of Multivox?

Sometimes it can be hard to express how I want the vocals to be delivered. It can often require multiple takes, and other times it's plain sailing. I have been lucky to find such talented girls with amazing musicality, energy, professionalism and creative intelligence. The language barrier has only been an issue on one occasion where the desired result was simply unachievable but it was a tough vocal rhythmically so it wasn't entirely surprising.


Love Music: How do you balance incorporating different voices, including your own, to create a cohesive and harmonious sound in Multivox's music?

It's been pretty easy so far. In fact finding space for my own vocals has been the biggest issue. I enjoy the female vocals so much that I often forget that I am also a vocalist myself. My latest track features my vocals and it's nice to hear my vocals alongside Nataliya. 


Love Music: What do you hope listeners take away from the unique combination of your solo work and the collaborative efforts with Nataliya Negodaeva in Multivox?

I hope they will find it a joyful experience hearing such a diverse group of Multivox vocalists. Each track brings a different energy and unique flavour. I realise it's not your average run of the mill music project but I think that makes it more interesting for the listener.


Love Music: Looking ahead, what can fans anticipate from Multivox in terms of future releases or creative projects?

We are looking at releasing singles in 2024 and the debut album Musikprojekt will land in 2025. All updates will be on our website www.multivox.net and on our social media.


Friday 23 February 2024

Fancy Embroidered Logo for Branding


The identity of any business company, organization, group, team, political party, or even a music band is portrayed by their logo. It is a unique and precise way of conveying the message of your group. The design of your logo represents the intrinsic properties of your organization. The logo is a piece of art that grabs the attention of your audience and attracts them towards your products if it is an excellent one! Since your logo is the first impression of your music band, or business, etc., it must be extraordinary. Simple yet meaningful logos are easy to remember in the long run and put a mark on people’s hearts. Therefore, your music band logo design must be an eye-catching and expressive work of art created by a competent designer.


Music band logos:

Does it sound cool that all the members of your music band are wearing glittery jackets with the same logo embroidered patches right on the front? Where this gesture reflects the unity of the members, this is also an ideal way to grow your band as a brand. The creative way to design your logo is by using embroidered patches that allow your music band to be famous for its class, nobility, and elegance. You can sell these customized logo patches by placing them on your merchandised clothes and accessories or gift them to your beloved fans. Patchion LTD, the number one renowned business in this area, will help you create your embroidered logo patches.


Band logos interact with their target audience in a variety of ways, allowing you to convey your musical message to the masses. If the design is dynamic, compelling, and interactive in its use of colors, typography, tagline, photos, and other aspects, it will communicate the message that your music is also entertaining and enjoyable. Music logos frequently assist fans in developing a connection with the artist. Consider how many times you've seen someone with a band's emblem on their T-shirt or a copy of one on the front of a school textbook. It allows fans to demonstrate who they admire and how much they value your music.


Conclusion:

In a nutshell, a logo is essential for your identity and you can give a boost to your music work by having a classic, vintage, and bright-colored, embroidered logo. Hurry up! Don’t waste your time and order your own design from Patchion LTD!



Tuesday 20 February 2024

I Am Chris Ruggiero


New York-based pop singer Chris Ruggiero has just released his appropriately entitled album, “I Am Chris Ruggiero” and we are in love with the sounds on this disc. The singer has taken 13 classic songs and completely re-imagined them with the help of legendary arranger Charlie Calello. Ruggiero says he long-admired Calello, who has worked with the likes of Frank Sinatra, Frankie Valli, Barbra Streisand, Neil Diamon, Juice Newton, Barry Manilow and Paul Anka, to name a few. Calello indicates the admiration is now mutual. “It’s been a long time since I’ve heard a voice like this,” says Calello. Together, they created an album of which Calello says he is immensely proud.


The album contains songs that were originally released in the 50s, 60s and 70s but Ruggiero deems to be “timeless.” Among our favorites are “Put Your Head on My Shoulder,” which Ruggiero gave a smoother, jazzier treatment including a 21-piece orchestra. “We moved away from the 50s doo wopp feel of the original but the strings, the clarinets, the flutes and the brass still gave it the gravity that it deserved,” explains the singer. “These songs have a lot of meaning to people, so there was no way we weren’t going to go big when it came to the orchestrations.” The Philly soul classic “Betcha By Golly Wow” got a silky smooth make-over that could easily underscore the love affair in a major motion picture. Chris’s vocal on “My Cherie Amour” makes it sound like the song had been written just for him and the masterful instrumental jam featuring an exhilarating sax solo takes it to another level. The disc closes with “This Magic Moment” featuring only a guitar, violins, a viola, a cello and Chris Ruggiero’s tenor voice slipping in and out of falsetto in way that one might associate more with Bruno Mars or Shawn Mendes than with the artists who previously charted this song.

Chris’s CDs are available on his website and on most platforms where digital downloads are available for purchase (including iTunes and Amazon Music.)


www.ChrisRuggieroSings.com

https://music.apple.com/us/artist/chris-ruggiero/956271838




Friday 16 February 2024

Introducing Music By Alex Genadinik


There are many good musicians out there and each has something magical to offer. In this post I want to introduce you to Alex Genadinik and his unique songwriting.

He writes songs with unique ideas and imagery. Here is an analysis of his songs with metaphors. One example of his songs is Oh Michelangelo in which Alex uses Michelangelo’s famous painting “The Birth Of Adam” and repaints it to have two lovers caress each other in the song. 

Alex’s other romantic songs similarly feature sweet lyrics and use similarly grandiose metaphors. His other songs have lovers meeting in their dreams on their stars as they fall asleep, in the clouds, on Romeo and Juliet’s balcony, and many other romantic settings.

But Alex doesn’t just write romantic sons. His lyrics focus on capturing a slice of life without being afraid of difficult situations or emotions. Yet in these difficult emotions, we find a lot of humanity. Our shared experiences as people is what makes songs about these kinds of topics such relatable songs - we can all identify because we have all been in these situations and we recognize ourselves in the story of the song.

He has a number of songs about loneliness, compassion, songs about support, hope, disappointment, and much more.

Alex got his inspiration from Bulat Okudzhava, a Russian singer-songwriter. Bulat Okudzhava was one of the best and most popular singer-songwriters in 20th Century Russia, but he is little known in the west because he wrote in a different language. Alex has translated some of Bulat’s songs to English to share them with English-speaking audiences. Here is a playlist of all of Alex’s translations ok Okudzhava’s music:


Alex keeps adding songs to this playlist so if you like his of Okudzhava’s songs, subscribe to his channel to stay up-to-date with his latest releases. 

If you want to know more about Alex’s work, he doesn’t just do music. He is also known in the Elearning space. He is a very popular Udemy instructor and he even helps new Elearning businesses get started by licensing white label video courses to those companies so they can start by having a full library of online courses on day one.




Saturday 27 January 2024

Taryn Lounsbury - Wildfire


Wildfire
is the title track and current single from Taryn Lounsbury’s most recent EP, available worldwide on all major streaming services. In soft and soulful tones the singer delivers an inspirational and self-affirming narrative over a smooth Synthwave vibe. Ambient keys, percussive arpeggios and shimmering guitar chords bring to mind the late 80’s work of Kate Bush.


Check out “Wildfire” below. 


You can also hear the song on the Deep Indie Dive playlist. Follow the links below to connect with Taryn Lounsbury. Get on her socials and get in the loop on the many creative projects from this multifaceted artist.





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Article Credits: ThesSaticDive


Friday 19 January 2024

Interview with Max P


Love Music: Tell us a little bit about yourself. Your background, education, music passion etc. ??

I was born into a musical home. My mother used to sing for fun and my dad played the drums in a local band. My grandfather was the conductor of a marching band who also composed music. As a kid I was always surrounded by musical instruments, first I played around on my dad’s guitar but I never got the hang of it. So I turned to the drumkit and started pounding along with some records on my turntable. Later I learned to play keyboards and I also started recording stuff when I was a teenager. I always felt the need to express myself and I’m glad that I’ve been doing that professionally for the past twelve years.


Love Music: We’ve been hearing a lot about you, so we notice you’re starting to gain a lot of attention.How does it feel?

I am used to a role in the background, working with DJ’s with lots of fans. It’s nice to show up on stage every now and then to sing for their live audiences and get some attention, but then it’s nice to get off the stage and return to my fairly anonymous life. Now with these personal songs coming up I have to be seen. I’m not sure I like all the attention, but today I went to a party and several people came up to me telling me how moved they were by listening to my new single ‘Silence’. I’m excited to hear that my music has this effect on people.


Love Music: Can you please tell our readers more about 'Microphone Therapy'?

‘Silence’ is the first single in a collection of twelve songs that I wrote over the years, inspired by life events. Eventually I want to bundle all twelve songs into an album called ‘Microphone Therapy’, because that’s what it is to me. Writing these songs was a first step to deal with some life changing events. Recording and producing the songs was a confrontation with the dark side of my emotions. Vocalizing my experiences is a process of healing and that’s why I call it Microphone Therapy.


Love Music: Any upcoming songwriting project?

I’m glad that I took the time to write my personal songs for Microphone Therapy, because it also clears the head and makes room for new songs. I hope that helps when I’m writing new material with the producers and DJs that I frequently work with.


Love Music: What has been one of the most exciting achievements of your career so far ?

Professionally I have created music that generates buckets of streams, it brought me to some amazing places, performing on some of the biggest festivals and venues in the world. But personally, at the end of the day, really getting through to one person with a song is the ultimate achievement.


Love Music: What’s your goal in life?

Simply be happy. 


Love Music: What motivates you to do your best work as vocalist?

I don’t consider myself to be a very good singer. I’m jealous of singers with rich and tone steady voices. So I compensate that by putting all my energy into a recording and trying my best to make the listener feel the emotion that the song requires.


Love Music: Did you choose this industry, as a career, or as a hobby?

For years I worked part time as a financial administrator in a wholesale company.Working part time allowed me to make enough money to get by and still have plenty of time to play in a band and work on music in any other way I could. Twelve years ago I quit that job and started earning my bread and butter in the music industry. It was quite a challenge at first, but eventually it turned out to be the right choice.


Love Music: Everybody needs a time out. What do you do in your free time?

I have my studio at home, so when I’m at home I’m working. If want to take some time off from work I really need to get out of the house.I like traveling to places where it’s not cold or rainy. My girlfriend likes that too, so that’s something we both enjoy. 


Love Music: How can people find you and follow you online?

People can find me on Spotify, Youtube, Instagram, Twitter and Facebook. Let’s place the links below.


Follow Max P on Spotify:

spotify.com/artist/7D76Zt5h5OIV4zHi1AtCqw?si=fphToYgKSAeJfBVdY8Ythg


Follow Max P on Youtube:

youtube.com/bahamakitchenmusic


Follow Max P on Instagram:

instagram.com/iammaxp


Follow Max P on Twitter:

twitter.com/_IAMMAXP


Follow Max P on Facebook

facebook.com/IAMMAXP




Sunday 31 December 2023

Interview with Maxi Curnow


Love Music: Tell us a little bit about yourself. Your background, education, music passion etc. ??

I started guitar when I was 9, I would’ve loved bandmates but I grew up in a small rural village - so it became really important to learn how to record myself and play different instruments to make music independently! Through school I was recording other people and hosting gig nights, I was obsessed. When I was about 17 and started visiting London, I was lucky to learn as an assistant for Tim Laws and also at Ronnie Scotts Jazz Club, eventually going on to work with both in a professional capacity. This was alongside a Music Production Degree at ACM, although I always preferred the hands on experience! After I left ACM I worked with a lot of bands alongside training/joining as a Firefighter - I’d compose music in a studio nearby and then rush to the fire station whenever my pager went off! After 4 years I got an injury, and decided to commit to music and filmmaking full time. 


Love Music: can you please share with us your music production work?

There’s been a great mixture of genres, products and clients over the years. I do the music production on all of my own work which I love for the flexibility and range of sound one can achieve. That extended to mixing for bands and production music for TV/Film, and product development for Spitfire Audio; working intimately with the audio on Hans Zimmer, Abbey Road and Ólafur Arnalds projects. I also work at a Mastering Engineer, so a lot of music comes through my door!


Love Music: Your favourite project as a Mastering Engineer?

“Fire By The Silos” by Toska - Rabea Massaad is an incredible writer and that album was such a joy to work with.


Love Music: What's the reason behind choosing this profession ?

It started as a means to fund my own music, but I quickly discovered the joy and creativity of learning all the crazy and incredible things you can do with Pro Tools. I find production to be fascinating, I love playing with different sonic flavours to completely transform a song into whatever you want/need it to be. It feels like magic sometimes.


Love Music : What has been one of the most exciting achievements of your career so far ?

Learning when my music had been featured on certain TV shows was amazing, especially ones that I personally enjoy. I’m happy to say that there are a fair few, Louis Theroux particularly stood out! Working on Hans Zimmer projects with Spitfire was also very special. 


Love Music: What’s your goal in life you want to achieve next?

I want to make a musical, bit in a slightly different way than people might expect! I’m also excited to share some collaborations on my next album.


Love Music: Did you choose this industry, as a career, or as a hobby?

I suppose both - Since I can remember it’s all I’ve done, I can’t imagine doing anything else! I’ve always been intrigued by a mixture of things within production, so it’s never felt dull. 


Love Music: Your fav. Song?

Grace, Jeff Buckley


Love Music: Are you active on social media?

https://www.instagram.com/maxicurnow/

https://www.imdb.com/name/nm14998423/