News from the Music Industry

Eastern Conference Champions - The Box
in post Eastern Conference Champions CD release show moved to Silverlake Lounge tonight from Inflight At Night. More at amazon and itunes

Tue, 17 Jul 2007 12:30:54 EDT
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Bobby is an amazing talent. It’s not often that you hear about a person that sings, writes, produces, and performs their own music. Still, even more impossible to conceive, is the fact that Bobby is only 22 years old. As a Christian artist Bobby feels he has the responsibility to write songs that encourage people and bring them up, not tear them down.Songs”’ 1. Hold On 2. Jezebel 3. Never Give Up On Love 4. Addicted 5. Intro - 6. Can We Get Back 7. Do What You Wanna Do 8. Until They’re Gone 9. Thoughts In A Room & 10. Nobody Loves Me (Like You Do) 11. U Moved On 12. Thank You 13. Won’t Back Down Again
Atists: 
Bobby Tinsley

Audio CD: 

Company: MD Records 
(2005)
(2006-05-16)

List Price: $15.99
Amazon Price: $8.19
Used Price: $8.12

MusicStack is a collection of record stores, all competing on price and selection, offering both new and used music. “Worrying about fresh inventory is not a problem,” says Stack of his $5 million business. An uploading function updates site selections in real time and allows the site’s 3,000 sellers to manage their own wares.

“The sheer volume of items on the site makes me different,” adds the 34-year-old programmer. With 15 million items, including CDs, vinyl, Mini-Discs and 8-tracks, Stack’s storefront eclipses retail giants Amazon.com and eBay.

The site runs itself while Stack tweaks the back-end tools from home base–an extra space in his Cleveland home. There, Stack watches sales soar to the tune of 1,000 items each day. Gone are the days of building inventory by personally visiting record shops. Says Stack, “Now sellers find me.”

CD Review: Beau Brummels
Blogcritics: The product of a reunion that wouldn\’t even survive until the record was released in 1975, Beau Brummels proved to be the band\’s final album for Warner Bros. A much more sonically solid release than the Brummels\’ WB covers debut , the self-titled album focuses on band-written material …

It has to be said that some readers still express surprise, even consternation, that The Spectator has such a thing as a rock critic. I then point out that these days we actually have two. One man I met at a wedding turned so purple I began to fear for his health. But the magazine has always been more adventurous than some people would prefer, and the devil’s music had already been much written about before I turned up on the doorstep. In 1986, reading the magazine every week, I had spotted three such articles in the arts section. They were spread out across the year, each was by a different writer, and none of them was particularly good. Influenced at the time by Yosser Hughes, I thought: I can do that.

So I did the naivest thing any aspirant journalist can ever do. I wrote three sample columns and a covering letter asking for a job, and sent them all to the editor, Charles Moore.

Knopfler Seeing ‘Crimson’ On New Album
Mark Knopfler solo album, “Kill To Get Crimson,” due 18-SEP….also recently re-recorded Dire Straits’ “Brothers in Arms” for release as a charity download.

Music Monday! Walt Ribeiro>
Your Podscope hit is at 8:00
This episode is work safe.On October 4, 2006, Ribeiro’s CD I.I debuted, and in such a short time created an incredible buzz in the greater Philadelphia area. Over the years Walt has taught over a hundred students - everything from orchestration and ear training to guitar and recording techniques. “You don’t know something well enough unless you can teach it to somebody, and that’s where I learned things the most, was through my students.”Interview with Walt Ribeiro.We discuss why he had the score for an 80-piece orchestra perfromed with samples on a computer; how he came to write and perform classical music; themes and ideas he wanted to explore on I.I; his most difficult task scoring I.I; why some critics say his music is not “academic” enough; general reactions to his score; suggestions he got that he incorporated into his music; themes and ideas he wants to embelish on his next CD; adapting I.I for guitar; writing for full intrumentation; has the release of I.I opened any doors for Walt; are composers changing their attitudes to having their music performed by a computer; would people’s expectaitons about classical music performed on a computer change if they knew how much editing and overdubs are done in traditional classical performances; composers that write strictly to have their music performed by a computer that he enjoys and admires.Featured songs are:”TLM”"SQ III”"Airies”View my Bastille Day photos.

Mon, 16 Jul 2007 07:00:00 -0400

We all probably know a couple religious hymns, but today’s fast-paced society is changing, and so is the style of music we listen to. Christian music has developed tremendously over the last century to represent the changing style of music that we enjoy. Contemporary music offers up-to-date music styles with the same traditional Christian message within the lyrics. In fact, Contemporary Christian music is growing quickly in popularity, and so is the number of subgenres offered to those interested in listening. In this article we discuss a few of the newer genres in Christian music.

Contemporary

Christina Aguilera (Feat Missy Elliott) - Car Wash

Christina Aguilera (Feat Missy Elliott) - Car Wash
This is the Music Video to Christina Aguilera’s 12th UK Single release. For this single, she enlists the services of Missy Elliott. This song is taken from the “Shark Tale” movie Original Soundtrack.
Highest UK Chart Pos: 04
PLEASE NOTE! My Videos are NOT downloaded! I purchased them along with the CD Single/Album accompanying them!

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Added: July 17, 2007

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