Partying the whole night long just beginning the week might sounds quite irreverent, but it happens.

And now that nasty Mondays are not free a new sprout has grown from his brother in arms, the crappy Tuesdays!, more indie and Electro Pop though but still filthy.

Written by Rafael Dujarric

People from all over the Northwest will travel to Vancouver, British Columbia this July to attend the Vancouver Folk Festival, a three-day long event, which showcases contemporary and traditional folk, roots and world music.

For one group, the journey to the festival is more than the usual weekend road trip. Festival acts: Jeremy Fisher, Said The Whale, Hannah Gerogas and Aidan Knight will be bicycling to the event, the last stop on their July music tour.

I heard about Tim Be Told a while ago and really liked their sound. They had been getting a lot of press in the Unite States, especially in the Asian American media, as well as the indie music scene. At first, just by appearance and what I'm used to covering for other publications, Tim Be Told looked like another Asian pop band (though their bass player, Parker Stanley, is Caucasian.) I hate to stereotype but most Asian American music artists come out of California, where this is a big Asian population and culture. The Asian community, which involves K-Town (Korean town) supports their artists to the fullest and there is a notable entertainment industry there for those folks.  This is a good thing. A very good thing.

But this is not Tim Be Told. At least, not what I've seen so far, and it's actually very refreshing that their background is different and so is their sound.

freakazoid:

Part of Speech: n, adj.

Definition: a bizarre or very strange person; a person with outstanding or unusual skills but questionable sanity...

Step into the world of Freakyzoid. Meet Stafanya, a lone traveler who searches galaxies to find her home - the place where she belongs.

First recognized as conga soloist winner for the Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival, Myles Bigelow is a live performer that turns swirling synths, latin percussion, turntablism and MC'ing into an up tempo, global street party.

His “OneManBand” show combines his skills as percussionist, producer and MC. The sound is a combination of styles including House, Latin, HipHop, and Soul & Jazz. The material he performs is all original work from his solo album “Good Life,” which was released last spring. The artist studied at Berklee College of Music in Boston, MA and at the University of Music in Havana, Cuba. He has toured and recorded with such acts as Orlando "Maraca" Valle (Grammy Nominee), K-OS (multi Juno winner), Alexis Puentes

FM is Far*east Movement

FM Satellites Episode where we take our first trip to Miami and do an interview with Cinemax for a show called "Tour Stories."

FM is Far*east Movement