GORDON BELL

GORDON BELL

Gordon Bell, aka Gustav Bertha... the poet of the underground, an artist that typifies the independent spirit.. Playing live, releasing cd's on his own label and hosting a successful podcast show called 'Way Past Bedtime'. Also the front man for 'Not The Sensational Alex Harvey Band'. (article on them coming soon)

Difficult to explain the music... bohemian, alternative.. If you are not glued to the lyrics of his songs then you are just mesmerized by the melodies and arrangements..

One day and i said this many years ago, i would like to see Gordon Bell in a big venue, Live, with a band performing his music..

Gordon Bell descibes his music as thus:

My songs are warmly delicate, darkly funny tales of life, love, hate, the fall of civilisation, corporate domination and yes, of course, death. They are dotted with the kind of twisted characters you might find in a weird novel cowritten by Martin Amis and Douglas Adams. I am told that listening to me live feels like sitting up until 4am with a dear old friend and a bottle of whisky.

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Read the review of Gordon's latest album 'Songs For The Broken Hearted' here

GORDON BELL www.gordypops.com

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Ana Lovelis - Femme Fatal singer/songwriter solo artist/actor and member of the Doxy band.

About Ana Lovelis: I wanted movement and not a calm course of existence. I wanted excitement and danger and the chance to sacrifice myself for my love. I felt in myself a superabundance of energy which found no outlet in our quiet life. - L. Tolstoy

XEW

XEW focuses on writing and vocals, applying her unique musical sensibility and pure style to a wide range of genres, often working together with similarly creative musicians.

Among the furthest traveling of her collaborations are several songs done with J-Punch, which were picked up by many top DJ’s and remixed onto various projects and compilations by R:Tem, Fretwell, Micah, Presslab, Gee and Lighter, and Mike Hiratzka. The acappella version of “Amazing Grace” from her debut project is enshrined in the Library of Congress as part of the Chasanoff/Elozua collection, believed to be the world’s largest collection of recordings of a single song.

Other collaborators featured on various prior (or perhaps future) recordings are: Joey Muniz/The Bedroom Rockers, dj:Kable, Private Asylum, Luke James/Spaz, Post Modernist Music (PMM), Jon Larson, Mike Stone of Future Renaissance, Steve Lee of Essell, Joe of Sensory Deprivation X, Tim Dwyer of Full Source, and Matt Nolan. Her soon to be released (2009) work with The Lounge Lovers takes a more organic jazzy direction and is the fullest statement (yet) of the diversity of sound, style and feeling XEW strives for.

www.xewmusic.com

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