May 19, 2010

Justin Bieber Fails To Impress Katy Perry

Justin Bieber could be a sixteen years old kid but his charms appear to be working over the older ladies as much as the small girls. First it was Kim Karadashian with whom he sort of had an e-fling and his fans went ballistic about it.
Led to Bieber’s fans posting death threats to that older woman who is also a mum of a child. The teeny-booper next worked his charms on Miley Cyrus. Both have overtly went on record formerly and asserted they don’t like each other’s music much.
But that didn’t deter Justin to work his charms on the seventeen year old singer-actress. Miley even went ahead and commented she isn’t scared of Justin’s fans and their death threats. The couple dinned at a Japanese restaurant Ari-Ya Sushi in West Hollywood.
But in the same industry one woman on whom the charms of Justin Biener did not work is Katy Perry. She may have kissed the kid at the Nickelodeon Awards, but that is it for her.
When in a live discuss with fans in Ustream Katy was quizzed about what she suspects ofMiley Cyrus and Justin Bieber, she extraordinarily diplomatically handled it. Keeping it open stopped for interpretation. But the direction she indicated was just about plain.
While for Justin she obviously declared, she’d rather cooperate with some other teenager frontman, like Greyson Micael Chance instead ofJustin Bieber. From the other standpoint referring to Miley Cyrus, her comment went like this, it is like she’s next and it stayed incomplete.
We would like to know what next. Britney Spears or someone else?
The new story of Justin sounds that Justin Bieber and Usher are hanging out on the set of Justin’s upcoming “Somebody To Love” music video shoot

November 11, 2009

Prodigy Release Limited Edition CD

Partly responsible for bringing the underground rave sound into the mainstream, The Prodigy are, irrefutably, one of the most successful and pioneering dance acts of all time. The Prodigy music videos are still very popular with Firestarter being their most well-known.

With a back catalogue that references almost every dance genre, their name is as associated with renegade breaks as it is with classic old skool hardcore. They have famously made it their business to laugh in the face of genre classificaction, taking the most rinsing elements of genres and twisting them to compliment their underground rave sensibilities. Liam Howlett’s genius apparently knows no bounds.

This year has been another landmark year for The Prods; they sold over a million copies of ‘Invaders Must Die’ and played a string of massive live shows. Their final act of 2009 is a release of a new three disc special edition of the album, featuring heavyweight collaborations, new mixes, live footage and special tracks from Liam Howlett’s scarce ‘Lost Beats EP’.

The collection contains new mixes from Liam Howlett, Yuksek, and Bang Gang, plus the cream of the album’s remixes – including heavy rerubs from Chase and Status, Josh Homme, Sub Focus, Benga, Herve and Rusko. The DVD disc is a selection of the best videos from the album plus some live footage filmed during the 2009 tour.

The Prodigy are to play a huge show at Milton Keynes Bowl in summer 2010, they have announced.

The electro-punk veterans, who scored a Number One album in the UK with “Invaders Must Die”, earlier this year, will be supported by an all-star cast.

Pendulum, Enter Shikari, Chase And Status, Does It Offend You Yeah? and DJ Zane Lowe also appear on the bill.

The one-off date, on July 24, follows a host of dates at the turn of the year, which are:

January 2010

21 Doncaster Dome
22 Bridlington Spa
23 Blackpool Empress Ballroom
25 Plymouth Pavilions
26 Southend Cliffs Pavilion
27 Bournemouth International Centre
31 O2 Academy Glasgow

October 26, 2009

La Roux Have no Big Plan to Break US Charts

In a recent interview, La Roux’s Elly Jackson told all by e-mail: Her voice was on the fritz and she was working hard to get it in shape for a tour that stops at the Paradise Tuesday. Jackson defended La Roux’s girl- boy sound if not the formula.

“(Yaz and Eurythmics) are some of our many influences,” she acknowledged. “But I’d like to point out that the duo thing was never deliberate. We were never trying to reference those artists by being one. That’s just how it turned out.”

Jackson and producer/co-songwriter Ben Langmaid may just happen to be a she and a he, but coincidence doesn’t play a part in La Roux’s ’80s aesthetic. From Toto to Billy Ocean to Genesis, Jackson digs the dorky-yet-amazing hits of the Reagan/Thatcher years.

“People worry too much about what other people think, but I don’t at all,” she said. “If a song makes you happy, or makes you dance, sod it, I’ll play it. Genesis definitely aren’t cool, but you can’t deny that ‘I Can’t Dance’ is a massive tune.”

We can’t? OK, maybe we don’t all see eye-to-eye over “I Can’t Dance” (if she’d said “Follow You, Follow Me,” that would be another story). But we do agree that La Roux’s influences have pushed the duo to make some sick dance floor jams. La Roux’s recent UK No. 1, “Bulletproof,” may be the catchiest snythpop record to cross the Atlantic since Yaz’s “Don’t Go.” And while it didn’t do much on the U.S. charts, it primed American audiences for follow-up single “Quicksand,” which is nearly as cool.

September 20, 2009

Find Your Song and Belt it: Chicago Guitar Lessons

If your family feels free with piano, then maybe
you should think about learning with professional voice or piano
lessons. A qualified piano school in Chicago probably offers qualified
instructors who can teach you learn how to play in various types of
music, instruments and genres. An eager musician mustn’t drive very
far to find a Chicago music school staffed with likable and competent
guitar or piano masters.

We’ll kick off with the obvious: guitar lessons. You know, the piano
is a wildly common instrument (I also advocate for the xylophone). You
can’t go wrong with any of them. A good guitar teacher would guide
you through an entirely rocking sound each lesson! Different than the
all-too-typical cheesy guitar classes, new Chicago music schools are
the hip up-and-coming way to master the music you love.

It doesn’t matter if you just started or you’ve been playing music
for less than a year–Chicago violin lessons will encourage a student
learn the music that you sing in your heart. There’s href="http://www.backbeatmusic.net/ChicagoGuitarLessons.html">guitar
lessons in Chicago, Adult and Daughter guitar classes, easy piano
classes for kids and also accoustic vocal lessons. It’s no surprise,
many will still tell you to perfect your music theory as a
prerequesite to beloved piano music you hold dear. But lessons are
typically affordable,

Spirited music students are acquiring a totally different
philosophy. Basically there are mountains of fun learning tools!
However, the most valuable piece of info to remember is that singing
lessons, and music school of any kind should be enjoyed. It’s hard to
fail believing in music, because whatever wrong chord you play, can be
validated by the following measure. Music lessons can never be cursed.