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Los Angeles based duo "speakers" fuse elements of dance, R&B, hip-hop and electronic pop, to craft their own unique sound on their debut EP New Frequency which as released today, May 8. On the four-track EP (released by Virgin Records in conjunction with independent label Newco, where the duo were first discovered by Troy Carter and Matt Michelsen), singer/rapper/lyricist Keon B and musician/producer Blair Taylor fuse genres and deliver hyper-experimental party jams like “Bass” and the funked-up instant classic “And Her Too.” New Frequency also features guest appearances from Travie McCoy of Gym Class Heroes (on “Runnin’ It,” an old-school-spirited...

Warm Speakers is Patrick Berlinquette, riding in a speeding Charger through the shadow of his brother's plane. Like cartwheeling down a vast corridor, forgetting that at one time all it took to be happy was a swingset and sunshine, green palms and knees; Replaced, all that, with sighing in traffic, medication commercials, long lines, tired quiet trains. The idea is to return you to the swingset in the sun. http://warmspeakers.bandcamp.com/ .

bandcamp: http://swimminginspeakers.bandcamp.com facebook: http://www.facebook.com/swimminginspeakers twitter: http://www.twitter.com/SiStheband spotify: http://spoti.fi/YR9f7u swimming in speakers is a duo that has been crafting music that deftly fuses thoughtful indie ambiance, synth pop and toe-tapping freak folktronica since 2009. Originally joining forces to compose experimental music for a theater project at St. Lawrence University, the two musicians realized their introduction was more than a happy accident and quickly created a well-received EP. With Christopher Clarke providing the music beneath the honey-dipped vocals of Meadow Elizabeth (once describe as "instant heroin"), the band achieved buzz when two songs from their eponymous EP appeared on ABC's “Grey’s Anatomy”...

On the Speakers was a short lived independent-alternative rock band featuring lead singer Ian Sefchick, formerly of Creeper Lagoon. They released only one album, a 2004 self entitled EP, through Universal Records before parting amicably sometime in 2005. On the Speakers remains on indefinite hiatus. Ian Sefchick – Vocals, Guitar Scott Ford – Guitar Dan Horne – Bass Anthony Improgo – Drums As of 2009, all of the members of On the Speakers continue to play music, Scott as the guitarist for Michael Johns, Dan in numerous bands, Ant in Metro Station, and Ian in his new solo project, Ghost...

One of the first Rock bands in South America, The Speakers were formed in Bogotá - Colombia, in 1963. After releasing several locally successful albums they penned En El Maravilloso Mundo de Ingesón in 1968, which is widely regarded as the groundbreaking masterpiece of Latin American psychedelic rock music. Lead by Humberto Monroy and Rodrigo García, The Speakers was originally a 5-piece group that included Fernando Latorre and brothers Luis and Edgar Dueñas. Oswaldo Hernandez, Oscar Lasprilla and Roberto Fiorilli were members of the band as well. / See full line-ups and time frame below. Just as the Brazilian Os...