Caravan Palace | pt
Caravan Palace é uma banda francesa de electro swing formada em Paris. As influências da banda incluem Django Reinhardt, Vitalic, Lionel Hampton e Daft Punk. A banda lançou seu primeiro álbum de estúdio, "Caravan Palace", pela Wagram em outubro de 2008.
A banda é formada por três pessoas. Loïc Barrouk tomou interesse no projeto e arranjou para a banda um estúdio de gravações e uma série de bicos. Mais performances foram requeridas para shows ao vivo e outros três membros foram incluídos à banda depois de uma pesquisa no MySpace.
A banda tornou-se popular na internet após o lançamento de...
The Caravan is a 3-piece hip-hop outfit from Halifax, Nova Scotia. Kyle Mckenna (vocals) brings depth and thoughtfulness to his lyrics, that flow from the stage prodigiously. Joined by Mark (drums) and Mike (gtr, keys), and sometimes Matt (bass), they are a band of innumerable influences and taste.
Facebook Page: http://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Caravan/371323190912?sk=info
Official Website: http://www.thecaravanmusic.com/index.html .
From their website:
Stretching the parameters of acoustic swing, Caravan of Thieves has been winning immediate praise for their new and unique brand of gypsy flavored song writing and their high intensity show. The vocal harmonizing, acoustic guitar spanking husband and wife duo Fuzz and Carrie have now extended their family to include fiery violinist Ben Dean and double bass madman, Brian Anderson to complete their colorful vision.
Seeking inspiration from beyond the great divide, the quartet produces layers of Beatlesque vocals, driving rhythms, satirical, dramatic song writing and an overall circus of sound that can surely make for a...
Algeria’s Mehdi Haddab has radically transformed the image of the oud by plugging in and amplifying the ancient fretless lute, bringing rock’n’roll attitude to an instrument at the core of traditional Arabic music. With bassist Pascal Teillet and beat mistress Hermione Frank, Haddab references everything from the Cure and the Chemical Brothers to Algerian rai. .
