Joanna Syze, Volatile Cycle, barbarix | en

There is more than one artist with this name: 1. Volatile is a collaboration between NubiS (www.myspace.com/NubiSmusic) and Feral (www.myspace.com/feralspace). They have the same musical roots (mainly big beat). While NubiS started producing electro house, Feral was still into drum'n'bass and dubstep. They started this project in order to combine different aspects from different genres to make something new, something different, something exciting... 2. A hardcore band from Norwich, CT. Formally known as "Escapeway". http://volatilect.bandcamp.com 3. Renowned for their live shows that are bigger than a fat cunt that hangs out at Tony’s Pizza Joint including super special effects such...

Joanna Pacitti (born October 6, 1984 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania) is an American singer and lead vocalist in the band City (Comma) State. Pacitti began pursuing a pop career throughout her teenage years. When she was 14 years old, she was discovered by Michelle Young, who met her in a restaurant and was instantly impressed by her demo tapes. Young introduced her to various people in the music business, ultimately resulting in a five-year record deal with industry giant Ron Fair of A&M records. At the age of 16, Pacitti was officially signed to A&M Records in 2000. Prior to her...

Joanna MacGregor is thought of as one of the world’s most wide-ranging and innovative musicians and has pursued a life connecting many genres of music defying categorizations. She has performed in over sixty countries often appearing as a solo artist with many of the world's leading orchestras. These include the New York Philharmonic, London and Sydney Symphony Orchestras, Netherlands Radio and Oslo Philharmonic Orchestras and Chicago Symphony Orchestra. The many eminent conductors with whom she has worked include Pierre Boulez, Sir Simon Rattle, Sir Colin Davis and Michael Tilson Thomas. She has premiered many landmark compositions ranging from Sir Harrison...

Joanna Erdos is known for performing a kind of musical sleight of hand by singing stories of epic heartbreak while fooling her listeners into believing that they are having a good time. The heroines in her songs are far crazier than Amy Winehouse and Syd Barett, but they always have more fun on their way down. It's the combination of Joanna's sweaty-sweet alto and her magnificent original music - made up of heart-felt piano-rock songs that sound like Honky Dory era Bowie dancing cheek to cheek with Nick Cave in the bowels of a pirate ship - that provide the...