Keny Arkana | tr
One of the most respected sound healers in the world today
Neither the voice nor the man can be explained in one paragraph or in any combination of words. He is essence of, manifestation of, emanation of . . . and his vitality, his magic and his integrity cannot be articulated in electronic swipes of ink on a papyrus of light particles captured on a computer screen. So we invite you to feel his work through what you sense reading these words and listening to the sound bites, which can no more adequately capture his voice than words can portray...
supposedly there is more then one Kenyon floating around.
#1. Kenyon Kowal, a guitarist from Boston, Mass. He has record 4 solo L.P.s and 3 solo E.P.'s. You can hear some of his work at www.myspace.com/kenyonkowal
His most recent Album is entitled "Chris Craft Cobra," which was released summer of 2009. He also released a EP called Peaker in 2010.
#2. Kenyon is a french rapper from Rennes, Britanny. After his mixtape "K Le Cas Local" in 2009, he released his first album "Soul Révolte" in April 2010, with featurings from Taïro, ECK, Keefaz and Chicagoan C-Riches.
http://myspace.com/kenystyle .
Kenyon Hopkins (January 15, 1912 – April 7, 1983) was an American composer who composed many film scores in a jazz idiom.
Although he has been neglected in recent years, he was once called "one of jazz's great composers and arrangers".
Hopkins also composed various works, including Symphony Number 1 and Number 2, chamber music and the jazz ballet "Rooms" for Anna Sokolow.
He recorded several albums for ABC Paramount Records, Cadence Records, Capitol Records and Verve Records during the 1960s. Many of his soundtrack recordings were released on LP, including that for the 1956 film Baby Doll, which was...
The Kenyan Boys Choir, the only international choir to take part in Barack Obama’s inauguration celebrations in January, has secured a recording deal with Universal in dramatic circumstances.
The group was making their way back from Washington DC to Nairobi when they were signed up by Universal Music’s A&R Manager, Tom Lewis, in the transit lounge at Heathrow Airport. Lewis, who considered buying a ticket just to enter the departures lounge before finally gaining special permission from the airport to meet the choir, said: ‘They’ve already taken the US by storm. Their sound is amazing and when I saw them...