Tribal Trance | ms

Hailing from the Zürich area in Switzerland, Tribal write rock songs and ballads full of emotions, ranging from politics involvement to gloomy memories. They write and sing their lyrics in English and self-produce their records. Founded in August 2003 by Mark Rossi (guitars), Greg Bailey (vocals) and Üse Müller (bass guitar), Tribal later added drummer Andy Gantenbain (drums) to complete their line-up. Most of the year 2004 was spent playing live in clubs and composing and recording their first tracks. Among them, the audience-swinging Feed the Public and the melancholy ballad Daddy were recorded as their first demo CD. In...

Tribalistas foi um trio musical/supergrupo brasileiro de MPB composto por Arnaldo Antunes, Carlinhos Brown e Marisa Monte. Tal reunião resultou em um único álbum lançado no Brasil em 2002 pela gravadora Phonomotor Records com distribuição nacional e internacional da EMI e no exterior lançando em 2003. O álbum vendeu mais de 1,5 milhão cópias somente no Brasil. No total, o album vendeu mais de 2,1 milhões de cópias. Recebeu cinco indicações para o Grammy Latino em 2003, ganhando um. Algumas faixas do CD/DVD foram remasterizadas e fizeram muito sucesso na Europa. O curioso é que o trio nunca se apresentou...

Mexican Trance Mafia is Mario Garza, born and living in Mexico. His music is the combination of groovy deep bass lines, combined with smoothly progressing melodies, all topped off with subtle percussion layers. Before Mexican Trance Mafia he used to make music under the project name Inoxia, maybe still known to some of you out there. Mexican Trance Mafia is the more mature and developed result from those years of working together, and now Mario is continuing on his own personal mission to conquer planet Gaia with his fresh new kick-ass sound... Mario has managed to get noticed worldwide in...

There's a new generation of musicians weaned on Byrne & Eno, Hassell, and, in fact, the nascent sounds of the hybrid music propelled out of punk and new wave's imploding dynasty back in the early '80s. These musicians have also discovered the broad palette of world music, chosen such tools as didgeridoos and ancient percussives over guitars, and adamantly embraced the possibilities of electronics instead of snobbishly rejecting them. Stephen Kent, Kenneth Newby, John Loose (who also operate as Lights in a Fat City), and Beth Custer support this attitude through the auspices of Trance Mission, with a music that...