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Shinichi Osawa Born February 7, 1967. Originally from Shiga. Blood Type O. Shinichi Osawa made his debut as the leader and bassist for MONDO GROSSO, a band formed in Kyoto in 1991, with an album “MONDO GROSSO” released in 1993 from For Life Records (Japan). In the heightened acid-jazz movement, the album got great reviews and was well-received overseas as well. In 1995, after finishing off the tour following the release of the second album “Born Free,” the band was disbanded. Thereafter, MONDO GROSSO has become a collaborative unit featuring Shinichi and various vocalists and musicians that he chooses to...

Press info: Mondo Fumatore, hailing from Berlin, Germany, this trio originally started back in 1998 with a rave reviewed album on Rewika Records. Since the drummer left the band pretty much after the first tour, they went on as a duo and started to digitalize their kind of fuzzy indierock sound (ranging from Beck to Sebadoh, but also from The Beatles to Jon Spencer Blues Explosion (the garage years) from album to album. Discography: “Rolling like an egg” CD, Rewika Records (1998) “Taxman/Plastic” 7-Inch, Houston Party Records (1999) “Mondo Fumatore vs. Mucus 2” 7-Inch, Rewika Records (2000) “Mondo Fumatore plays...

El Último de la Fila (1984-1998) fue un grupo musical de pop rock español formado por Manolo García (vocalista) y Quimi Portet (guitarrista) y nacido en la ciudad de Barcelona. Ha sido uno de los grupos musicales de más éxito en España durante las décadas de los 80 y de los 90, años en los que desarrollaron siete álbumes musicales y numerosas giras, generalmente en España. Precedentes Antes de la formación del grupo, los dos componentes del mismo tuvieron andaduras paralelas en distintas agrupaciones musicales. Por su parte Manolo García (* Poblenou, Barcelona, 1955) empezó su andadura musical como batería...

Léon Giesen is a singer-songwriter and filmmaker based in Utrecht, although he favors to label himself - perhaps more accurately - as a storyteller. In true storyteller fashion, the story takes precedence over form, resulting in song and film often intertwining as demonstrated by his live performances. Performing under the moniker Mondo Leone, Giesen extensively tours through his home country of the Netherlands. On these tours he presents different programmes, each of which has a different tour schedule that overlap more often than not. This is why attending any concert is a must: seeing him twice in one month does...