When Zara was in LA she was on some meetings. She was talking to people from
Universal and was talking to the man who makes the music to "The
Hungergames". He did the first movie, and now they're making the second
movie! And he asked Zara if she could write a song to that movie (Catching
fire). Mostly as a fun thing, but you never know. And then she met an Atlantis
who has artists as Bruno Mars, T.I. Wiz Khalifa an many more. And last but not
least Mercury, a label right under Universal. They have artists as JB, Jay-Z,
Rihanna etc!She was not there because she had to get signed by any of the
labels, instead it was mostly to say "Hi, I exist", haha... It is very
good to meet those people, and see if they are interested or not. But of course
she has to get signed by any of the labels to get international. But she
doesn't need hurry up anything actually, she is already signed with Universal
in Sweden and she will start here as a fun thing.If Zara won't be an artist,
she will work very hard with finding new artists, sign them on different
labels, produce, whatever! But she does definately not want to grow up
without doing something with music.Listen song here:YouTube
The epitomy of the quieter, coffee-table side of
singer/songwriter electronica and trip-hop, Olive was formed by producers Tim
Kellett and Robin Taylor-Firth (former members of, respectively, Simply Red and
Nightmares on Wax) with vocalist Ruth-Ann Boyle. Kellett connected with Boyle
while playing keyboards for a live incarnation of the Durutti Column (he
manipulated her tape-looped vocals while on stage), and asked her to join him
in a new recording project. With Kellett writing lyrics and the addition of
Taylor-Firth, the trio recorded three songs and found plenty of labels ready to
bid for their services. RCA Records won out and released "You're Not
Alone" in 1995. Though it took almost a year to catch on with British
audiences, the single eventually hit number one and sold half a million copies.
America proved passingly fond of the track as well, making a home near the Top
40 for it. Their second album Trickle arrived in 2000 on Maverick Records.Listen song here:YouTube
Thirty Seconds to Mars' latest album title – This Is War –
is more than a just a reference to the band’s personal battles, a commentary on
global crises and economic turmoil and homage to their now infamous $30,000,000
lawsuit with Virgin Records. This Is War also represents the result of an
18-month creative battle, fought ferociously, but privately, inside a studio
built into the side of a house tucked away in the
Hollywood Hills. The result: a triumphant, sonically epic game-changer that
builds on the vision laid out in their 2002 self-titled debut and 2005’s
multi-platinum A Beautiful Lie. This Is War is a major leap forward for Thirty
Seconds to Mars, one that cements the trio (lead singer and guitarist Jared
Leto, drummer Shannon Leto and guitarist Tomo Milicevic) as a world-class
arena-crushing rock band. The L.A. Times calls This Is War
“combative…sinister…the most confident-sounding thing the band has done.”
Alternative Press echoes the sentiment, giving it four stars.Listen song here:YouTube
Earth is the only planet known to have an ocean (or any
large amounts of open liquid water). Approximately 72% of the planet's surface is covered by saline water that is
customarily divided into several principal oceans and smaller seas, with the
ocean covering approximately 71% of the Earth's surface.In terms of the
hydrosphere of the Earth, the ocean contains 97% of the Earth's water. Oceanographers
have stated that out of 97%, only 5% of the ocean as a whole on Earth has been
explored.Because it is the principal component of Earth's hydrosphere, the
world ocean is integral to all known life, forms part of the carbon cycle, and
influences climate and weather patterns. The total volume is approximately 1.3
billion cubic kilometres (310 million cu mi) with an average depth
of 3,682 metres (12,080 ft).It is the habitat of 230,000 known species,
although much of the ocean's depths remain unexplored and it is estimated that
over two million marine species exist.The origin of Earth's oceans is still
unknown, but oceans are believed to have formed in the Hadean period and may
have been the impetus for the emergence of life.Listen song here:YouTube
Gimbal & Sinan: In the field of
electronic music production, the two
highest quality and variety of
styles have taken up the cause.
The music is supposed to convey a mood and give
the listener a good feeling. Whether
danceable club music, fun entertainment or
music for relaxing
ambient sounds at home, in the foreground is the good quality.They met
in Bonn, the two soon found out that
in 2006, at first
tentative steps common that by combining your different
roots no limits exist
for the production of electronic music with meaning and new ideas. The first
Gimbal & Sinan
production which was published on the internet for it bears
the significant title "Combination"
and has quickly found great popularity.To give a base to the growing circle
of interested sincinaty.de
was launched virtual
life. Here is the latest productions are always up to date and publishes more information.Listen song here:YouTube
