Sounds of Havana | nl

1) Havana is a female Soul artist from San Diego, California Cuba has been making world headlines recently with its historic experiences of newfound freedom and—true to her name and the current global climate—Southern California’s soulful singer-songwriter Havana has a lot in common with the flava-filled Caribbean island’s fresh liberation. “I used to wear this shirt that said ‘South America by way of Havana’ and everyone would ask if I was from Cuba. A few people started to call me Havana and the name just stuck,” says the matter-of-fact musician who, despite the sultry demeanor, keeps it straightforward and who...

Soundscape refers to multiple artists: (1) Instrumental progressive rock duo from Boston, Massachusetts. Matthew Kniffin is on bass, Jake Dick is on drums. See discorgaphy below: Soundscape EP, Mar 2011 Earthbound, Nov 2014 Earthlings, Aug 2017 BC: https://soundscapemusic.bandcamp.com/ FB: http://www.facebook.com/music.soundscape (2) Soundscape from Marysville, California. (3) American progressive rock band from Connecticut. Soundscape Rob Thorne vocals, keyboards Todd Rose guitar Scott Waite bass Lou Caldarola drums. Formed in 1995, Soundscape released their debut CD “Discovery” in 1997 on the Angel Thorne Music label and it is available through iTunes, CDBaby, The Laser’s Edge, and other fine purveyors of progressive rock....

Rising from the ashes and Digging For Victory Soundsci is the brainchild of JonnyCuba (Dynamic Syncopation) and Audessey (MassInfluence) after collaborating previously while in MassInfluence on numerous occasions for Ninja Tune (Ground Zero, Dedicated, Systematic and 2 Tha Left) they kept in touch and continued making music together. While making the first project “Dig for Victory” DJ Ollie Teeba (Herballiser) and U-George (Hemisphere) where brought in on the project and they became a constant part of the sound which lead to them joining the Soundsci crew. Later on while working on the “Formula 99″ project they linked up with Oxygen...

Havana 3 A.M. was the short-lived post-Clash band of bassist Paul Simonon formed shortly after the official Clash break up in 1986. The band consisted of Simonon on bass, American musician Gary Myrick on guitar, Nigel Dixon from the British band Whirlwind on lead vocals, and Travis Williams, a drummer who they found by a newspaper announcement. In essence, it was a rockabilly band with a heavy Latino and reggae influence. The band recorded a self-titled album in Japan in 1991. The album, which has twelve original tracks, received solid reviews and had in "Reach the Rock" a minor radio...