The Spies | ja

The project exists since January 1997. Since 1999 Spies Boys have organized label NN records for promotion of author electronic music with which have been working the following musicians continue co-operation: NOCHNOY PROSPECT, F.R.U.I.T.S., VOLGA, RICHARDAS NORVILA, FITZ ELLARALD, DENSHI, ALEXANDER KIRICHENKO and others. SB have written remixes on music of such musicians as: RICHARDAS NORVILA, T.A.Lab, Helge Schneider, Captain Beefheart, Kimmo Pohjonen, Cool Front, MGI, Butthole Surfers, Pigface, Disjecta, Busta Rhymes, House of Pain, etc. Besides it musicians SB constantly participate in book exhibitions, help to make out sound space of art presentations, cooperating with Leonid Tishkov, publishing house...

There are several artists known as the Spies. 1) The Spies is a pop band formed in Fresno, California in the late 90s. The band constisted of brothers "Bob" (Robert Mardo)and "Mardo" (Aron Mardo) and "Zig". Their first published song was the only new song on the "Wild America" Soundtrack in 1997 entitled "Goldenman". They were billed as "Spies" and recorded a music video for the song with the three teen idols from the movie. Their first album, "Toy Surprise Inside" was published by Fig Garden Music (BMI) in 1998. Off that album, "Tired of Being Alone" became a college...

Spies On Bikes is the moniker of versatile producer and artist Nathan Cochran. The name is a reference to a childhood memory of imaginary war games and neighborhood kids on patrol. His sonic creations capture a sense of nostalgia and contemplation, perhaps in the form of a daydream. He conjures up childhood memories, warm fuzzy feelings, far off places, thoughts of love lost and love gained. Nathan effortlessly melds organic instruments and sounds with analog modeled synthesizers and ethereal soundscapes. Shying away from the conventional sample heavy approaches, Nathan prefers to record his own voice and his own instruments. His...

Based in New Zealand in the 1980's, Satellite Spies was formed by Mark Loveys and Deane Sutherland in conjunction with record producer Glyn Tucker Jnr as a vehicle for releasing an album of songs written by Mark Loveys and already partly recorded by Loveys' former band "Blase". The title track of the album "Destiny in Motion" (produced by Tim Palmer) received considerable airplay in NZ and is considered to be the band's most popular song. There were a number of line-up changes during the 1980's following the departure of Sutherland in 1986. More recently there has been controversy over ownership...