Ernest Hemingway | pt
Ernestine Anderson (nascida em 11 de novembro, 1928)
Em uma carreira de mais de cinco décadas, já gravou mais de 30 álbuns. No início de 1990 ela se juntou a Qwest Records, o selo do colega Garfield High School grad Quincy Jones. Ela foi indicada quatro vezes para um Grammy Award. Ela cantou no Carnegie Hall, no Kennedy Center, [1] o Monterey Jazz Festival (seis vezes durante um ano 33-span), bem como em festivais de jazz de todo o mundo. .
Ernesty International was founded by Ernst Tiefenthaler in November 2007 when he recorded a couple of songs in the house where his grandparents had lived and where he had spent many summers as a child.
In 2009 the first album "Ernesty International" was released on the small Styrian label pumpkin records, followed in 2010 by "It could be the Sun, Mr. President", and in 2011 by "Not a Ship an Aeroplane" - the first album of the newly founded label EMG (Ernesty Music Group).
In November 2012, exactly 5 years after the first click on the record button, EMG publishes...
Born in Argentina, Ernesto Ferreyra travels the world in pursuit of musical enlightenment. From Mexico, to Montreal, to Berlin, the newest member of team Cadenza proves rhythm knows no borders.
The die was cast early when Ernesto began to collect records by Depeche Mode, Jean Michael Jarre y Pink Floyd, which led him to discover house music, at the time, a little known sub-culture in Argentina. At age 13 the precocious music fanatic landed a job as a radio DJ in his hometown of Córdoba, at 14 he was spinning at under-18 discos, by 16 he was a full-fledged club...
‘Bad Blood’ is the first single from Dew Process’ newest signing, Ernest Ellis. It’s a little slice of what is to come for this talented musician from Sydney.
Ernest Ellis draws a lot of inspiration from the beat poet who took the famous pancake tour of America, Jack Kerouac. That sense of exploration and adventure, and the waywardness of the characters permeates its way through both his music and lyricism.
“That book is probably my favourite book and I love how all over the place it is. I read that book because it was Bob Dylan’s favourite book and he...
