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1. BOOTS (born Jordy Asher) is a Soul and R&B producer, rapper, singer, songwriter, video director and multi-instrumentalist who first made forays into music as half of the musical duo Blonds, and into popular music as Beyoncé's producer. After trying out a string of lesser-known groups including Blonds, Young Circles, Blond Fuzz and Stonefox, he signed to Jay Z's label Roc Nation in June 2013 to eventually release his original solo music. Boots' meteoric rise to fame came about when Beyoncé's self-titled album debuted at no. 1 on the charts, with 85% of the album featuring his production skills and...

Moon Boots entered the world in the mid-1980s via Cape Canaveral. After years of service as the preferred footwear of celebrity astronauts (notably Tom Hanks), Moon Boots came to life during a classified experiment aboard the International Space Station. Little is known of what actually transpired aboard the shuttle, but in short, Moon Boots became a sentient creature, equipped with reason, intuition, and groove. Before long, he grew tired of working for the space-military-industrial complex and found solace in the soothing sounds of underground disco and R&B boogie records. He knew it was only of matter of time before he...

William „Bootsy“ Collins (* 26. Oktober 1951 in Cincinnati, Ohio) ist ein US-amerikanischer Bassist und seit den späten 60ern eine prägende Figur des Funk. Seine erste wichtige Rolle spielte er gemeinsam mit seinem Bruder Catfish Collins in der Band von James Brown, bevor er sich George Clinton und seinem P-Funk Imperium anschloss. Sein Bass ist z.B. auf "Sex Machine" zu hören. Dort entwickelte er sich zum kongenialen Partner von Clinton, was Konzepte, Produktionen, Arrangements und Songwriting anging. Sein Stil auf dem Bass war völlig neu, Bootsy experimentierte mit Massen von Effektgeräten und gab dem Instrument völlig neue Klänge, die den...

Tucson, AZ-based band specializing in "Crumbly Western Alt-Alt-Country." Golden Boots is an alt-alt country band from the American Southwest, home to open spaces, Roy Rogers, and the Hydrogen Bomb. Born seven years ago, despite pleas to preserve the health of the mother, Golden Boots has managed to win over the jaded and faded from Tucson to France. Their warped and fractured mixture of psychedelic rock, folk and country has drawn comparisons to Alex Chilton, The International Submarine Band, Beck, and the Monkees. The first four years can be summed up by two suitcases overflowing with strings of primitive lo-fi four...