Fascination | en

1) An Indie Rock band out of Victoria BC 2) A Freestyle-Dance act based in New York Born as Elsie Rodriguez in The Bronx, New York, Fascination, has always dreamed that one day she would be a successful recording artist. With that in her mind, she studied music, drama, and dance. Her love for dancing is what actually gave Fascination her big break in the Freestyle business. She was discovered dancing up a storm at the Copacabana in New York City, where she was introduced to producer Todd Terry. Fascination's first release, "Why Ya Wanna Go" under Vinylmania Records, was...

There are two bands called "The Fascinations" The Fascinations, an American pop vocal group most active in the mid to late 1960s. Curtis Mayfield produced their single, "Girls Are Out to Getcha," which was their most commercially successful song: it reached #92 on the Billboard Hot 100 and is still a classic in the Northern Soul-scene. And The Fascinations, a japanese club jazz band consisting of Watanabe Masayoshi (vib), Miura Kunihiko (ds), Oka Tetsu rule (p), Shiokawa Toshihiko (g), Nishikawa Terumasa (b) . Find out their releases at: http://www.the-fascinations.net/disco.html (Use google translator if your japanese is a bit rusty :)...

"Dust off your dance shoes and unroll your skinny black tie. The synthpop/New Wave sounds of Seattle’s The Fascination Movement hits all the right notes on their debut album, Intent." - KEXP New Order. Electro. Darker Voice. New-Wave. Pop. Catchy. Maybe I should start summarizing my post like this in the future? Would be hella more simple yo. But yeah, the New Order guitar is there, the catchy "whoo-aah whoa oo oaaah" is there and the pumping rhythm is present. The band is called The Fascination Movement . A rather good mixture, even though the references are obvious. Let's roll....