The Lassie Foundation | fr

Blue Foundation est un groupe de musique électronique danois. Il s'est fait connaître en 2004 pour leur album Sweep of Days. Le morceau "Sweep" est sur la bande son originale du film Miami Vice - Deux flics à Miami. Le morceau "Eyes on fire" est sur la bande son originale du film Twilight - Fascination. -- Membres * Kirstine Stubbe Teglbjærg - auteur, compositeur, chanteur * Tobias Wilner aka. Bichi - Producteur, compositeur et DJ * Bo Rande - Producteur, compositeur, trompette... et autres * MC Jabber - MC et auteur * Tatsuki Oshima: - DJ et vinyl manipulator *...

STEREO DIVE FOUNDATION is the alias of Japanese musician, guitarist and music producer R・O・N (real name: Iida Ryuta 飯田龍太). He was born in Tokyo, Japan on 19 February 1982, and is signed to the label Lantis. The alias STEREO DIVE FOUNDATION was first used for the ending theme song to the anime Kyoukai no Kanata, "Daisy". He is the vocalist and pianist of the band ROSARYHILL under his real name, and he was formerly the sound producer and guitarist of the band OLDCODEX until he quit in December 2012. He is also known for providing background music for anime and...

Jack Stafford will play over 200 shows this year, including every country in Europe. Plus a 16-week, 75 date tour of the US and Canada. He gave up his apartment in September last year and is now permanently on tour. “I lived in Amsterdam for the last 8 years ,” explained Stafford. “And still have a shop there that sells the zip-suits that I used to design But I was happiest when on tour so now that’s all I do.” When asked how long he intends to keep touring for he says “as long as I’m still enjoying it. It...

Formed in 1996, The Lassie Foundation released their first EP, California. California defined the group’s sound, a mix of the smooth ‘60s and early ‘70s West Coast pop music and the sonic power of British shoegaze music. Lassie followed up its EP with their first full-length album, Pacifico. Pacifico caught British attention by being featured in the "What's on the NME Stereo" section of New Musical Express magazine. In 1998 the band released the El Rey EP (also featured in NME), whose title track was featured on TV's "Buffy the Vampire Slayer", "Popular", "MTV's The Real World", and "MTV Road...