Rally#3 | en

There's more than one artist/show with this name. (1) Rally was a Swedish humor radio show, aired on Sveriges Radio P3. The show consisted of comic remixes of various famous songs, some dialogues and such. Frequently occurring episodes were, among others, various parodies of the gaming show "Bingolotto", "Gundeman & Pekka" which is a parody of Swedish skiing champion Gunde Svan and a Finnish-Swedish friend of his, "Doggy Bag" - a parody of rappers (Swedish in perticular), Stefan Livh was the show host, but lots of people were involved. Rally was cancelled in late 2004 simply because all good things...

Naturally Seven is an internationally recognized capella group, based in New York. Their a capella style is referred to as "Vocal Play". Members are Garfield Buckley, Rod Eldridge, Warren Thomas, Jamal Reed, Roger Thomas, Dwight Stewart, and Armand "Hops" Hutton. Every sound heard during a performance (even the guitar) is produced by the vocal abilities of each member. They supported Michael Bublé on his "Call me Irresponsible" tour. .

Monster Rally is the brainchild of Columbus (Ohio) resident and Cleveland native (born in 1987) Ted Feighan. Producing music that is sampled-based tropical pop, Monster Rally began with the goal of assembling a bunch of old records into a completely different beast. Feighan began crafting tracks from his collection of records, combining his interests in Hip-hop, Exotica, Tropicalia, and Soul. Monster Rally creates tracks that manage to maintain a surprisingly organic sound, as if they were recorded by a full band on analog tape. There is something inherently nostalgic about the sound. .

Way back in the beginning, they played acoustic folk music, but though their feet were tapping they wanted a sound to make their hearts pound. The search was on to find their new raging sound. After many long nights, at last the new Tuk Tuk recipe was really happening. Presenting folk stomping independent rock. They recorded their first single in the spring of 1992 titled "Beirut Bar". After that came five cd singles and then two full-length CDs, to today's present date. Together, they have played over one hundred different gigs throughout Sweden, including Sweden's most famous Hultsfreds Festival, which...