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Son of Bazerk released only one album (another remains unreleased dating from 1994), and produced several minor hits, including two videos that garnered regular rotation on MTV; The Band Gets Swivey on the Wheels and Change the Style.
The groups sound could be described as being heavily influenced by the Long Island rap scene that included Public Enemy (Son of Bazerk was produced largely by PE production team The Bomb Squad) and by the style of soul epitomized by James Brown during his peak years. The sound was dense, manic and often noisy, but centered on very discernible funk grooves...
Baze aka Brocoli George gilt als einer der talentiertesten Rapper der Schweizer Hip Hop Gemeinde. Kaum ein anderer polarisiert und versteht es Worte und Stimmungen auf eine so tiefgehende Art in Bildern zu vermitteln wie er. Gerne lehnt er sich dabei auch mal über die Grenzen des Genres hinaus, beweist damit aber nur seine musikalischen Qualitäten und seine Vielfalt. So konnte es schon passieren, dass er einen Chlöisu Friedli Song mit Greis und Endo Anaconda (Stiller Has) neu interpretierte oder mit Aziz einen Hardcore Song schrieb – auf Berndeutsch notabene.
Mit "Item" machte der wandelbare Berner Chlyklässler vor knapp eineinhalb...
The Divine Baze Orchestra was founded by Oliver Eek (lead guitar, backing vocals) and Christian Eklöf (drums, percussion) in 2003 immediately followed by Alexander Frisborg (lead vocals, mellotron, rhythm guitar) and Tobias Petterson (bass).
In the beginning the band's sound was similar to many of the heavy, fuzzy bands of the late 60's and early 70's, but as time passed, they were more and more drawn towards the experimental, psychedelic and jazz-oriented bands of the same era.
After a few years of intense giging in the space of Sweden Daniel Karlsson (organ, mellotron) joined The Divine Baze Orchestra and the...
Bāze 7 was a short-lived (1993-1994) latvian supergroup, consisting of Olga Rajecka (previously on Eolika and Turaidas roze), Aigars Grāvers (Jumprava), Jolanta Gulbe and Raimonds Macats (Odis). .
