It’s a very powerful and touching video, a sort of experiment in between a music video and a documentary. The stories shown are not fiction. The two characters are real people and we take part to their everyday extraordinary life: a girl who is a boxing champion in Catania (Vissia Trovato) and a Russian ballet dancer (Aleksandr Chelidze).
“Two very distant stories, not only geographically, a video clip-documentary about two people that face their life with courage and folly.
Music has always been able to make fun of conflicts and cancel distances and differences. We want to prove that the human being has the strength and the capacity to fight in a world where the darkness seems to prevail.”
The Milanese art-rock band Le Folli Arie, considered to be one of the most interesting new acts of the Italian indie scene, after the success of the first 2 singles in English “It’s not easy” and “Shot in the dark”, releases the video of the third single “A better day tomorrow”.
In a posting on the bands facbook page reads;
Attention to all Wheeling area / Ohio Valley / Morgantown / Pittsburgh, etc folks. We are putting a band together to play the music of COLOURATURA live.
What we need is COMMITTED and SERIOUS players who can handle a consistent rehearsal schedule and a multitude of styles including (but not limited to) pop, rock, funk, progressive, metal, electronic and experimental music. This includes commitment to mastery of material that is in odd / changing time signatures.
Repertoire will consist of original COLOURATURA music, past, present and future, along with a variety of covers from the above genres. The idea is to be a WORKING BAND and we will be seeking paid gigs.
If this kinda life looks interesting to you, please get in contact with me by any means necessary. WE WILL HOLD AUDITIONS, so there will likely be written parts given out prior to the audition. TBA.
We’re hitting the road this March on “Your Mom’s A Tour 2018!” We’re kicking things off at House of Blues Orlando w/ Broken Streetlights, Raising Cadence, and Run Raquel on March 9th. Hit us up for FREE TICKETS at [email protected].
Check to see if we’re heading to a city near yoooooou! We’re adding more dates soon!
Roldan Entertainment are happy to announce the return of UK band KYROS to ROSfest 2017!
For those of you who don’t recognize the band name, they performed with us as Synaesthesia in 2015.
This young British band went down a storm when they played for us in 2015, both their music as well as their performance making them one of the standout bands of the festival. Not too long after their ROSfest appearance, the band chose to sever ties with their record label, subsequently releasing an EP that marked both their transition between band names as well as their first independently released production.
Come 2016, KYROS returned with the double album “Vox Humana,” opting to again release independently. Fans and critics alike have been heralding its superior quality, and when we had the chance to book them for ROSfest 2017 we jumped at the opportunity. We said that this was a band that would be going places when we booked them the first time around, and from what we can see and hear that prediction is as sound in 2017 as it was in 2015.
Adam Warne, Sam Higgins, Joey Frevola, Robin Johnson, and Peter Episcopo are a very talented group of young men that together form KYROS. We have selected them to play on the first slot on Friday, to open the festival in 2017.
The Mute Gods return with New Official Music Video – ‘Nightschool For Idiots’ is taken from their album, ‘Do Nothing Till You Hear From Me’
Released January 26th 2016 Inside Out Music
The Mute Gods
Nick Beggs // Bass Guitars, Vocals, Chapman Stick & Guitars
Roger King // Keyboards & Production
Marco Minnemann // Drums, Guitars & Sound Modelling
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