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Rushkeys, Lugovskiy – Equilibrium (Spotify)
“Rushkeys and Lugovskiy team up in this quite interesting creation for the House fans and many more. Sophisticated electronic loops, craftfully organized for the most selective ears. "Equilibrium" invites us for a short trip between energetic shifts and relaxing atmospheres. Enjoy!”
-Nagamag.com
Equilibrium is a collaboration between a Lithuanian electronic music producer Rushkeys, who has recently received support from the Loci Records and Lugovskiy, who is based in Kiev, Ukraine and has releases on such labels as Nervous, Size Records and has been supported by the likes of Pete Tong and The Aston Shuffle.
Taking influence from such artists as George FitzGerald and Bonobo this organic house track conveys an equilibrium not only between the artists but also aesthetics of their productions and blends soaring, dreamy melodies with solid rhythmic groove and wicked dance floor sensibility.
https://linktr.ee/rushkeys
https://www.facebook.com/rushkeys
https://twitter.com/rushkeys
https://www.instagram.com/rushkeys/
https://rushkeys.com/
https://vibe.to/equilibrium
https://www.instagram.com/lugovskiymusic/
https://www.facebook.com/lugovskiy
https://twitter.com/lugovskiymusic
SAAH Interview on Nagamag
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Nagamag:
Which are the genres that describe your music style better?
SAAH:
Neoclassical, contemporary classical, modern classical piano,
Nagamag:
Few words about your musical background and career?
SAAH:
I was given an old piano at the age of nine. i immediately fell in love with that instrument(i actually wanted a flute, but I didn´t get one)
since then I loved to improvise and create little melodies.
i also had piano lessons for some years, but I always preferred to play by ear.
that´s why I decided not to study at the music university.
i played in bands and the last years I´ve been composing for theatres and I´ve been creating solo piano pieces in my tiny homestudio. Last year I won the European song writing award in the category: music for motion pictures. since then I´ve been releasing heartfelt solo piano songs. I am very grateful to have the opportunity to do what I love and to share my music with everybody who wants to listen.
Nagamag:
Do you remember your first connection of love to music that was the right impact to be a music artist now?
SAAH:
I guess it was when i first heard some Tory Amos songs (i fell in love with her way to play the piano) and later i really loved the Keith Jarrett´s Köln concert (i was so impressed by the spirit and vibes of his free and harmonic improvising )
Nagamag:
do you have any plans for the near future?
SAAH:
Yes, I have :)
I always desired to play outside in nature or in other special places with my stage piano.
...so I had a stunning handmade piano shell built by a very talented man and now (about 2 weeks ago) a wonderful painter completed this work with a very special and beautiful painting on the cover of the shell, that means a lot to me.
So from now on I will also share some little video clips from outside, playing on Juna (that´s my pianos name;) - it means the desired..... I am over the moon excited about that.
Nagamag:
Many artists listen to genres that they are not producing music for. Which track is your favorite that is NOT similar to yours?
SAAH:
INCUBUS "Wish you were here"
Nagamag:
Of Course Nagamag would love to listen also which is the track from a similar artist you admire?
SAAH:
Franco Roberts (He has a different piano sound, I really like his work) "axolotl"
Terse – Carlos Maya – Neoclassical piano music (Video)
“-Neoclassical Piano Music- is the sunrise after a long rain and following the gray clouds, its first blinding rays appear. Incredible beauty of execution and real grace, like a breath of air after a long sleep.”
“-Neoclassical piano music- это восход солнца после долгого и продолжительного дождя, когда из-за серых туч проступают его первые и ослепляющие лучи. Невероятной красоты исполнение и настоящая грация, словно глоток воздуха после продолжительного сна.”
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https://www.facebook.com/carlosmayaofficial
https://www.instagram.com/carlosmayaofficial
https://carlosmaya.bandcamp.com/releases
WE ARE AVA – Sorta Kinda Really Into You (Spotify)
“The branded expression and dynamics of -Sorta Kinda Really Into You- make it a composite hit. Pronounced piano and sensual vocals make a common mix juicy and conceptual, which offers its insane atmosphere and instantly raise our mood.”
“Фирменная экспрессия и динамика -Sorta Kinda Really Into You- делают композицию явным хитом. Ярко выраженное пиано и чувственный вокал делают общий микс сочным и концептуальным, что придаёт свою безумную атмосферу и мгновенно поднимет настроение”
-Nagamag.com
«It’s not like we need to talk about our future, but I’m sorta kinda really into you.»
After WE ARE AVA gave a sweet taste of their upcoming debut album Inner Gardening (autumn 2021) with the energetic, catchy track Conquer Me and the gloomy party anthem More Than You Like Me, the trio’s third single release follows now: Sorta Kinda Really Into You.
In the latest song, the Eastern Swiss electro-pop band strikes softer and warmer notes than before. The focus lies on a fresh relationship with all its beauties and pitfalls, reflected in the tightrope act of moving from trivial feelings to real ones. The fear of giving too much of yourself too quickly or getting too involved and consequently breaking something, coupled with the wonderful feeling of something new and exciting: «Really don’t wanna put a label on it and I don’twanna scare you off. But don’t you agree that this is going somewhere with us.»
The band wraps up the all-too-familiar ambivalence of butterflies in the belly in a feel-good ballad with a clear bottom line: «I’m really, really, really into you.»
https://www.facebook.com/weareavamusic/
https://www.instagram.com/_weareava/
Banco de Gaia Interview on Nagamag
Photo by Cezary Biernat | www.notatourist.co.uk
Nagamag:
Which are the genres that describe your music style better?
Banco de Gaia:
World dance, global, ambient, trance, techno, dub
Nagamag:
Few words about your musical background and career?
Banco de Gaia:
I started out playing drums in rock bands then moved on to guitar. In the 80's I was playing jazz and listening to world music then discovered acid house and became immersed in electronic dance music. Since 1989 I've been writing, recording and performing as Banco de Gaia and I'm not sure if I'll ever stop!
Nagamag:
Do you remember your first connection of love to music that was the right impact to be a music artist now?
Banco de Gaia:
I saw Hawkwind performing Silver Machine on TV when I was 6 or 7. Lots of strobes and smoke and a man with long hair, I thought 'that's what I want to do'.
Nagamag:
Why is world music so imprtant to you?
Banco de Gaia:
I love combining sounds from different countries and cultures, it constantly amazes me that music from wildly different places can share the same basic heart. Music really is a universal language.
Nagamag:
What have you been working on recently?
Banco de Gaia:
I just released a two-track single 'Pirates and Princes' as part of New York Times reporter Ian Urbina's 'Outlaw Ocean' project. He has been travelling the seas documenting what goes on out in international waters where no laws apply. It's pretty grim at times but it's important to spotlight the crimes that are going on out there, and incorporating his reporting into music has been a fascinating mission.
Nagamag:
Many artists listen to genres that they are not producing music for. Which track is your favorite that is NOT similar to yours?
Banco de Gaia:
Yes "Going For The One"
Nagamag:
Of Course Nagamag would love to listen also which is the track from a similar artist you admire?
Banco de Gaia:
William Orbit "Water from a Vine Leaf"
Marc-E – Brahman (Spotify)
“ At times it is not easy to interpret the enigmatic internal journey. Brehman by Marc-e opens us up musically into spiritual worlds that engage with rhythm. Whale language and sacred geometry flow through this track like a comet visiting a new Galaxy. Soothing and organic drum overtones that climax with smooth guitar riffs, welcoming to the sacred space of sound design. ”
-Nagamag.com
Produced in Vancouver BC
Samples from Orca Whales in salish sea
https://www.instagram.com/marc_e/