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For more information about BELEAF or upcoming tour dates, please visit the INDUBIOUS website and social media pages via: www.indubiousmusic.com
To order BELEAF on digital services please visit: https://smarturl.it/IndubiousBeleaf
To order BELEAF on Bandcamp please visit: https://indubious.bandcamp.com
For Booking inquiries please contact: info@indubiousmusic.com
Featuring Prince Jamo on vocal, this official video is made by David Tesic in Zagreb – the tune is also released on limited edition 7 inch vinyl and in digital formats.
This is titled Drive and according to the PR blurb, features a high-tempo driving beat and a catchy instrumental hook.
“The single really captures the sensation of being behind the wheel and just driving. The soaring chorus in Drive brings to mind the feeling of being out on the open road, far away from life’s small problems,” it said.
That follows the release of his single, titled Voyager at the Heliopause, in June as a tribute to the NASA Voyager spacecraft launched in 1977 and which last year departed the solar system and is now travelling in interstellar space.
Last year he released his debut album titled VHS, a collection of instrumental tracks he began writing back in 2003 while travelling for work as an aerospace engineer in the US.
Each track was written in a different location, titled with the name of a city, airport code or local attraction and captures the vibe of each place and moment in time.
Dr Boshuizen grew up in Tumbarumba , NSW, and developed an early passion for space inspired by Voyager’s mission.
He dreamed of becoming an astronaut and since most US astronauts started out as pilots in the US Air Force, he sought to join the RAAF to become a fighter. He quickly discovered that could never be as he is colour blind.
After completing a doctorate in physics at the University of Sydney he scored a job at the NASA Ames Research Center in northern California, working on a range of projects, including a lunar lander, an electric airplane and the world’s smallest satellite called PhoneSat.
The nickname Dr Chrispy came from NASA co-workers.
In 2014 he won the Advance Global Award as a the Greatest Australian Not Living in Australia.
“I was always interested in space as a child. I remember reading about the Voyager I and II spacecraft reaching Saturn, Jupiter and Neptune, and being fascinated by the idea of one day going myself,” he said in an interview with the UK techno music website Steel City Collective.
“So from an early age I decided I wanted to work in the space industry. I am Australian, but Australia doesn’t have much space activity so after finishing my education I moved to the US.
“One of the coolest things I did was put an Android Nexus One smartphone into orbit around the Earth as a stand-alone satellite. This was a spacecraft that was almost like Sputnik with a camera, and it only cost $500.”
That developed from the realisation of Dr Boshuizen and NASA researchers that the typical smartphone from earlier this decade had more processing power and memory than the typical satellite of that era.
Three were launched in 2013, followed by a further two. These weren’t destined for long life – they had only onboard batteries for power – but were cheap and demonstrated that consumer grade electronics could function in space.
In 2010, he and two other NASA scientists founded Planet Labs, which runs a constellation of satellites producing Earth imagery.
All the while, Dr Boshuizen retained a passion for electronic music, doing much of his composing on a laptop while traveling.
For more information about DR CHRISPY please visit: http://drchrispy.com/ or https://drchrispy.bandcamp.com
To Order “DRIVE” on digital services please visit: http://drchrispy.com/drive
To Order VHS on digital services please visit: http://www.drchrispy.com/vhs
For Press and Interview inquiries please contact Billy James of Glass Onyon PR:
(828) 350-8158 or glassonyonpr@gmail.com
For Digital Marketing please contact Jerome Forney of Independent Distribution Collective:
For more information on JENNIFER SARAN please visit her website at www.jennifersaran.com
To order this release on the digital services please visit: https://orcd.co/smokynights
For Interviews please contact Michael Jensen & Erin Cook of Jensen Communications
Phone: 626-585-9575 – Email: MJ@jensencom.com or Erin@jensencom.com
For Additional PR requests please contact Billy James of Glass Onyon PR
Phone: 828-350-8158 – Email: glassonyonpr@gmail.com
For Radio inquiries please contact Adam Leibovitz at ASL Music Media & Promotion
Phone: 949-448-9444 – Email: adam@aslmusicmedia.com
For more information about BAYONICS, including upcoming Frankie Quiñones Tour Dates, please visit: www.bayonics.com
To order RESILIENCE on digital services please visit: https://smarturl.it/BayonicsResilience
To order RESILIENCE on Bandcamp please visit: https://bayonics415.bandcamp.com/releases
For Booking inquiries please contact: booking@cityrootsent.com
For more information on JENNIFER SARAN please visit her website at www.jennifersaran.com
To order this release on the digital services please visit: https://orcd.co/smokynights
For Interviews please contact Michael Jensen & Erin Cook of Jensen Communications
Phone: 626-585-9575 – Email: MJ@jensencom.com or Erin@jensencom.com
For Additional PR requests please contact Billy James of Glass Onyon PR
Phone: 828-350-8158 – Email: glassonyonpr@gmail.com
For Radio inquiries please contact Adam Leibovitz at ASL Music Media & Promotion
Phone: 949-448-9444 – Email: adam@aslmusicmedia.com
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INDUBIOUS – BELEAF
“Indubious” is the group name for a trio of musicians from Bend, a town with around 50,000 residents in the US state of Oregon. Singer, bassist and guitarist Spencer Burton plays together with his brother, singer and keyboard player Evan Burton and drummer Corey Foster a music genre that can be described as psychedelic electronic rock with an emphasis on roots and reggae. How that sounds exactly can perhaps best be illustrated with the video added to this review of the song “Fabric Of Creation”, the first single from their recently released album “Beleaf”.
The two brothers were both born with hereditary cystic fibrosis disease, causing lungs, pancreas and liver to function poorly. The life expectancy for someone with that disease is on average around 18 years. But Evton Foster received a double lung transplant in 2011 so that he could be declared completely healed.
It is their positive attitude and their firm belief in healing and / or survival that has kept the brothers alive much longer than expected. Faith, hope and love are the building blocks for their conviction and they express that attitude especially in their music, such as on the previously released albums “Fresh Leaves” from 2008, “Cosmic Seeds” from 2009, “Wake The Lion” from 2013 and “From Zero” from 2017. Evan and Corey are both multi-instrumentalists and how well they can prove that they are already on their fifth album “Beleaf” on which they have played all the instruments that can be heard in the fourteen tracks.
Yet they have asked for some extra help for the recording of this new album, mainly guest vocalists. For example, Jackson Wetherbee from the formation “The Elovaters” sings the song “One By One”, Michael Leslie provides vocals with the song “Arrow” and Drew McManus from the formation “Satsang” sings the lead vocals with the song “Good Ol ‘Days ” All the remaining roots reggae songs on “Beleaf” were sung by Evan or Spencer himself and Evan Burton also acted as album producer.
As if they have decided to start all over again from the beginning, they put the energetic power song “Here We Come” at the front of the track list of this album. The inspiring positivism that ‘Indubious’ wants to radiate in their songs is once again dominating some of the songs on this album, such as in “Do The Best You Can”, “Blessings Run”, “Strong End” and “Shuffle The Deck”, in addition to the three songs with guest vocalists mentioned above. We wish “Indubious” (freely translated as “unsuspected”) all the best for the future and we hope that the trio will still be able to release a lot of albums, because the need for positivism in today’s world is enormous.
For more information about BELEAF or upcoming tour dates, please visit the INDUBIOUS website and social media pages via: www.indubiousmusic.com
To order BELEAF on digital services please visit: https://smarturl.it/IndubiousBeleaf
To order BELEAF on Bandcamp please visit: https://indubious.bandcamp.com
For Booking inquiries please contact: info@indubiousmusic.com
For more information about BAYONICS, including upcoming Frankie Quiñones Tour Dates, please visit: www.bayonics.com
To order RESILIENCE on digital services please visit: https://smarturl.it/BayonicsResilience
To order RESILIENCE on Bandcamp please visit: https://bayonics415.bandcamp.com/releases
For Booking inquiries please contact: booking@cityrootsent.com
A great first review for Jennifer Saran’s Smoky Nights EP out 9/20/19
For my 1348th review, I am honored that I got the opportunity to take a listen the EP Smoky Nights by Jennifer Saran, an North American alt-pop/adult contemporary artist, songwriter, and vocalist based in Hong Kong. This five-track EP is scheduled for release September 20, 2019, on the Tarpan Records label and is my fourth review for this amazing artist, my last one was in November 2017 when I wrote my 598th review for the album Soulful Christmas. This new release is her first jazz album and she again is working with multiple Grammy and Emmy award winner Narada Michael Walden and features the tracks the title song Smoky Nights, The Love Is Now Gone, Let the Waves Wash Over Me, Don’t Forget My Name, and Get Over Yourself. Jennifer demonstrates her growth as a singer and as a songwriter on…
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The new STIMULI ‘Ripple’ official music video has just been released!
Check it out here!
Hello from STIMULI HQ!
STIMULI recently wrapped up production of the official music video for the song ‘Ripple’ from the band’s debut album. Our friends at SoundwavesTV have just exclusively premiered the video on their new episode – watch it at the link above!
The video features a surreal, dreamscape concept loosely based around the song’s subject matter. The band had a great time creating it and are excited for you to see it!
Turn it up the volume, watch, re-watch, share with your friends and enjoy!
In live music news, Friday August 30th STIMULI played Bottom Of The Hill, our favorite San Francisco venue! The lineup at this legendary rock & roll club also featured awesome Bay Area bands Stalin & Isles.
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