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In Iceland, Thomas Stankiewicz contemplates the constant flux of the elements. A composer & musician in his own right, he selectively weaves in between soundtracks, classical music, and evocative ambient sounds, symphonically unveiling untold stories from past and future… @tommmasi
There's an old Brian Eno quote that is inevitably referenced when talking about the Velvet Underground - something along the lines of "They only sold 30,000 copies of their first album, but everyone who bought the album started a band". It's slightly inaccurate (they sold a lot more copies), but the message is clear: few bands have had such an outsized, potent, and wide reaching effect on the musicians that followed in their footsteps. Their stubborn desire to continually approach songwriting from the left field, and continuous sonic reinvention reverberated for decades, influencing punk, post-punk, art rock, ambient music, even notably influencing real political revolution in Czechoslovakia. Two hours of The Velvets' best, selected and mixed by Claire Rousay.
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Marilyn McLeod (born in Detroit, MI, in 1939; died November 2021) was an American singer, songwriter and keyboard player who used to be in the short-lived soul band The Nu Page. She has a solo album out called 'I Believe in Me'. She was the sister of Alice Coltrane and grandmother of Steven Ellison aka rapper Flying Lotus.
McLeod spent her formative years as a Motown songwriter, with her main songwriting partner being Pam Sawyer. Together, they wrote hits such as "You Can't Turn Me Off (In the Middle of Turning Me On)" (US R&B #2, Pop #12) by High Inergy and Diana Ross' monster 1976 disco hit "Love Hangover".
In 2010 she released the album I Believe In Me, a set of songs co-written with veteran Motown songwriter Janie Bradford.
Marilyn McLeod (born in Detroit, MI, in 1939; died November 2021) was an American singer, songwriter and keyboard player who used to be in the short-lived soul band The Nu Page. She has a solo album out called 'I Believe in Me'. She was the sister of Alice Coltrane and grandmother of Steven Ellison aka rapper Flying Lotus.
McLeod spent her formative years as a Motown songwriter, with her main songwriting partner being Pam Sawyer. Together, they wrote hits such as "You Can't Turn Me Off (In the Middle of Turning Me On)" (US R&B #2, Pop #12) by High Inergy and Diana Ross' monster 1976 disco hit "Love Hangover".
In 2010 she released the album I Believe In Me, a set of songs co-written with veteran Motown songwriter Janie Bradford.
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