June 18th, 2007 by admin
The Music Section & “The Listening Room” is now open and very happening.
ArtFRONT's “Current Music Dynamics” section is featuring The best and most talented
Newly discovered emerging musicians showcased alongside already popular bands
and musicians who are exhibiting intense talent in their live performances and recordings
at this moment in history!
Got your broadband connection humming? Looking for some new music to test out
your speakers and sound system?. Treat yourself to FREE full length, streaming songs by some of
the most interesting, yet to be discovered, bands & musicians performing and recording today.
Chill out online in “The Listening Room” at the same time You are reading our music articles,
concert reviews and links to the musicians own sites. Discovernew music by emerging artists,
J.Roddy Walston & The Business, Jane Weaver & Misty Dixon, Charles Allison, Brad Sucks,
MC Frontalot, LO-HI, and Evil Beaver, or tap into WUTC FM & WDVX's online audio streams,
“The Fevered Brain of Radio Mike”& The Jeff Buckley Memorial Site.
The Music section is now accepting article submissions and we are on the lookout
for new artists who will astound us..
The Poetry Section…..Now FINISHED! and open to the public. Featuring Stephen Wing's
“Four Wheeler and Two Legged” poems.
“Sometimes, the only way to keep your balance is to dance….”
Our visual Art Galleries are nearing completion, Look for stunning new work by visual artists,
painters, sculptors, printmakers and fine art photographers. Coming soon!
June 18th, 2007 by admin
J.Roddy and The Business have a new 5 song E.P. called “LMNEP.” Released February 2005 and now available at their performances.. After giving it 3 or 4 listens I'm beginning to like it better than the earlier CD “Here Come Trouble.”
June 18th, 2007 by admin
On Feb. 11th The Divine Maggees and Aimee Wilson perform at Barking Legs Theatre. On Feb. 17th Rockers Kill Gordon from Atlanta along with the Nim Nims from Chattanooga open up the first of a series of new rock artists at Caffeine, a new intimate cafe venue in Chattanooga TN. On April 1st a big April Fools party will be at Caffeine featuring Chapel Hill NC group The New Town Drunks. plus local bands Bathtub Gin and Baybee Invincible along with a local improv comedy group. Check back here often for updates to this press release.
June 18th, 2007 by admin
MC Frontalot., isn't what I would've branded “nerdcore” but he sure claims he is, over & over in his music which I won't call just “rap” because it's way too musical, and the home made digital production is top notch. It's a hoot & well worth a listen. Someone I turned on to MC Frontalot said it sounds like if Zappa were a rapper. This proves that white people can be funny & have serious rhythm too.
June 18th, 2007 by admin
NIN and Manson producer Sean Beavan and wife Juliette have formed “8mm” An elegant downtempo trip-hop ensemble that is reminiscent of Morecheeba with Nina Gordon sitting in. If You can’t make it to L.A. for their upcoming shows then You can still go to their fabulous website, www.8mmaudio.com and listen to their music stream…
June 18th, 2007 by admin
The Music Section Updated Oct. 2004 New Artists added. Leticia Wolf, Tift Merritt's
new CD and concert tour reviewed by Matthew Wester and Robin Merritt.
Buckethead at the Knitting Factory in Hollywood. New Freekbass concert listings. The Nerdcore Movement comes out
publicly in our new “Phenomena” section.
Check out “Kaiju Big Battle in our performance Art section. Shaking Ray Levi's kick off their
fall improv music season & Local Yokels Film competition. Resfest digital movie festival kicks off
worldwide in New York, Dublin, Chicago Austin & Singapore! Read all about it and link up
directly to the source at www.ArtFRONT.com
June 18th, 2007 by admin
New information on creative, up & coming recording & performing artists who we have experienced and are impressed with enough to listen to, write about, and promote. We're concentrating our energies on artists who are currently displaying the kind of talent, raw or polished, which has the ability to affect the audience and give the listener that musical thrill that we all crave. As in most of the creative material that we promote through ArtFRONT we would like to be able to bring these performers to your venue for a show. We are looking the world over for new mostly unsigned talent that DESERVES to be heard by You. We showcase these emerging performers alongside some of the most exciting & impressive veteran performers who are recording and performing today.
June 18th, 2007 by admin
2004 DETROIT MUSIC AWARDS: OUTSTANDING ROCK/POP RECORDING OUTSTANDING URBAN/FUNK
HIP-HOP RECORDING . She has a magnetic spiritual enthusiasm and a voice that positively radiates. Sista Otis and the Wholly Rollers are part of Detroit's Urban Folk movement. A style which draws on the city's eclectic Motown, hip hop R& B & funk -rock heritage. And they can rock! And she can sing, and the drummers can drum and their new CD is called “Worldwide Release.” If You are a club owner lucky enough to have these folks play, for God's sake get your sound system in good enough shape to handle a real rock n roll band, cause these folks deserve to be heard clearly.
June 18th, 2007 by admin
You can say it’s just my opinion but I’ve been to a LOT of shows this past year, every conceivable style of music from metal to country to techno to punk and right now it’s got to be Americana style ensemble 'The Everybodyfields' Who are giving the most impressive performances and songwriting at the moment. Now Featured in 'The Listening Room.'
June 18th, 2007 by admin
GFE is more serious, style & socially conscious than MC Frontalot and obsessive over their particular brand of space age spirituality. G.F.E .,which also stands for “God Force Energy” amongst many other things is a REAL touring band with drums, guitars, & horns as well as the large posse of hip hop DJ and rapper personas who take turns dishing out the jams. Rumor has it they recently shared the stage with George Clinton in New Orleans who also appears on their newest CD “Bigger than it Really Is”
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