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Lan Bersama The Type Writer

Lan Bersame dengan ahli kumpulannya The Type Writer




TERTUBUHNYA band baru digelar Azlan & The Type Writer (ATTW) maka tercetusnya visi dan misi baru dalam hidup vokalisnya, Lan yang sebelum ini dikenali menerusi band Meet Uncle Hussain (MUH).

Seperti band-band lain, ATTW juga mengimpikan sesuatu yang lebih baik berlaku dalam bandnya nanti.

Seiring dengan pemilihan nama ATTW, Lan atau nama sebenarnya Norazlan Roslee memberitahu dia mengaitkan nama mesin taip dengan band itu.

Menurutnya, nama ATTW mempunyai maksud yang tegas kerana setiap perkara dan risiko yang berlaku dalam band itu akan ditanggung olehnya sendiri.

Sementara mesin taip pula memberi simbolik kepada muzik yang turut bertapak seiring dengan era tahun 70-an.

“Kalau boleh kami juga nak main muzik satu dunia dengan membuat lagu dalam versi bahasa Inggeris.

“Sebab apa Michael Chemical Romance boleh bawa muzik mereka ke sini (Malaysia), kerana bahasa Inggeris.

“Oleh itu, kami tidak malu untuk bertanya dan belajar antara satu sama lain dengan band-band yang ada sekarang seperti macam mana nak dapat ‘show’ dan apa prosedur untuk ke luar negara,” kata Lan yang mengenali rapat dengan band Hujan dan Pesawat.

Selain itu, Lan sudah mengatur strategi tersendiri dalam ATTW dengan membawakan genre rock alternatif serta mengekalkan perjalanan band yang bergerak secara indie.

“Kami akan menekankan dari segi susunan muzik dan lirik yang berbeza iaitu lirik lagu-lagu kami tidak terlalu berterus-terang tetapi lebih mendalam.

“Pendengar perlu menghayati bait-bait lirik itu baru faham. Kami menjadikan kumpulan BPR sebagai idola kerana kami akan menjadikan mereka sebagai contoh dan lenggok bahasa kami akan menjadi lebih kurang sama dengan mereka,” ujar Lan.

Jelas Lan, dia tidak mengharapkan lebih tetapi hanya mahukan semua peminat boleh menerima muzik ATTW termasuk band lamanya, MUH.


source : mstar

Bunkface ungguli Shout! Awards


Shout! Awards

Bunkface mengungguli kategori
anugerah Rockstar dan Break Out bagi kategori muzik selain anugerah The Ultimate Shout! Award. Tahniah .


Band indie, Bunkface mengungguli Shout! Awards yang julung kali diadakan di Stadium Putra, Bukit Jalil dengan kemenangan 'hattrick' semalam.

Bunkface meraih anugerah Rockstar dan Break Out bagi kategori muzik selain anugerah The Ultimate Shout! Award.

Menurut vokalis dan pemain gitar kedua Bunkface Sam, bandnya tidak menjangkakan menerima 'durian runtuh' tersebut.

Lebih-lebih lagi katanya, para pesaing bagi dua kategori itu adalah hebat belaka.

"Anda boleh gunakan apa sahaja perkataan: teruja, 'happy', 'I am on top of the world'. Saya memang sangat gembira buat masa ini," kata Sam ketika ditemui di pasca parti Shout! Awards.

Selain Sam, Bunkface dianggotai oleh Paan (pemain gitar utama), Youk (pemain bass) dan Biak (Pemain Dram).


Bunkface di Shout! Awards


Bunkface

Sam menambah, rancangan band seterusnya adalah mengeluarkan album baru dengan 10 lagu baru tidak lama lagi.

source - mstar

Pemenang Shout Awards


























KATEGORI MUZIK
Anugerah Rockstar: Bunkface
Anugerah Popstar: Stacy
Anugerah Power Vocal: Jaclyn Victor
Anugerah Flava (Hip Hop/R&B): Joe Flizzow
Anugerah Break Out (Best New Act): Bunkface

KATEGORI TV DAN FILEM
Anugerah Best On Screen Chemistry (sepasang): Upin dan Ipin (Upin & Ipin TV Series).
Anugerah Fresh TV Series (Siri TV baru termasuk Drama dan/ atau Sitcoms): Ghost
Anugerah Breakthrough Film: Kami
Anugerah Favourite TV Program (Bukan Drama): Filed Trip! USA
Anugerah Favourite TV Host: Naz - The Breakfast Show

KATEGORI RADIO
Anugerah Coolest Radio Announcer: JJ
Anugerah Favourite Radio Show: Fly FM Pagi Show (Ben, Nadia & Phat Fabes)

KATEGORI THE WORKS
Anugerah Stylo (Anugerah Paling Bergaya): Dynaz Mokhtar
Anugerah Hot Chick: Marion Caunter
Anugerah Hot Guy: Faizal Tahir

THE ULTIMATE SHOUT! AWARD: Bunkface
source : mstar
Note
-tahniah kepada para pemenang.

Bunkface - Prom Queen

Bunkface - Prom Queen


Shes the prom queen
top 5 in magazines
where i go forever

HEY HO LETS GO!

dressed up in your best
your ready
to hit the dance floor
tonight

flash down the spotlight
right on you
everyone knows you
this time

and so i....
cant go on

and i....
want you to know that

your cool your hot
you make me go
oh oh oh...

c/o

Shes the prom queen
top 5 in magazines
where i go forever
shes no girl for me

step back in the moonlight
let me sing
i..ll be king
oh, in this broken dream

scream out the words of the fame
coz im in too much pleasure
tonight

and so i...
cant go on

and i....
want you to know that

your cool your hot
you make me go
oh oh oh..

c/o n c/o

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Zee Avi


Zee Avi is just 23 but she’s an old soul. A huge talent in a petite frame bringing a universal message from the unlikely birthplace of Borneo, an ancient island east of Malaysia which remains an untouched, natural paradise, an apt description of her songs.

How Avi came to record her debut album in L.A., the first joint release from Ian Montone’s Monotone Label and Jack Johnson’s Brushfire Records, is a true 21st century tale of the way the Internet has transformed the music business and shrunk the globe in the process.

Born in the tiny town of Miri in Sarawak on the island of Borneo, Zee grew up near the South China Sea in a liberal, encouraging household where her father owned an energy consultancy. “I was bred to be a lawyer,” she says, but music was in her blood. Her father’s father sang and played double-bass, accordion, violin and guitar in bands.

At age 12, Zee moved from Borneo to Kuala Lumpur where she has been based since. At 17, Zee started locking herself in a room for hours on end to learn to play guitar. Guitar took a back seat for 4 years while she was studying fashion design in London. When she returned to Kuala Lumpur, she picked the instrument back up and began writing songs and performing with a band.




Zee began recording her songs on a webcam and posting them on YouTube for a friend to hear. “I remember getting so excited when there was one new comment from some random person I didn’t know… One read ‘I’m lost for words - I shall favorite it and ponder if that’s OK,’ ” which was written by Kris Rowley, a U.K. singer-songwriter with a YouTube following under the name Zzzzzzzzap. He began posting her videos on his site, which began a viral snowball effect.

The day before her 22nd birthday, Zee posted what she intended to be “my last video,” a holiday song, “No Christmas for Me.” By the time she checked her e-mail Avi had almost 3,000 messages including a slew of label offers. One email came from Ian Montone, who had been shown the YouTube clip by Raconteurs’ drummer, Patrick Keeler, prompting Montone to get in touch and offer to release her music on the Monotone Label.

Before she knew it Zee was on a plane to L.A. to record her debut with producer Robert Carranza at Brushfire’s Solar Powered Plastic Plant. “No Christmas for Me” was then featured on the holiday charity album, This Warm December, A Brushfire Holiday, Vol. 1.

With an eclectic pool of influences that range from such eccentrics as Cat Power, Regina Spektor, Leonard Cohen, Tom Waits, Jolie Holland, Daniel Johnston and Chris Garneau, to jazz greats Billie Holiday and Ella Fitzgerald, to classics like Velvet Underground and Led Zeppelin, this self-described “rock lover at heart” captures the dark, bittersweet qualities of romance with a crack left open for hope and optimism.

From the sensuous scat singing on “Honey Bee” to the sultry break-up song, “Is This the End,” recalling the existential longing of Peggy Lee’s “Is That All There Is,” Zee is hopeful of finding love, but equally aware of lurking heartache.

The songs on Zee Avi’s debut are about an outsider’s desire to belong and the tentative hope of moving on, filled with regret and loss, but boasting an impish, worldly wise sensibility. “I tend to be a loner,” she nods. ” ‘Honey Bee’ is about a romance between two nonconformists who are different from the rest of the hive, and are trying to avoid the pressure to be like everybody else.”

“Just You and Me,” the first song she wrote on ukulele, has a ‘20s New Orleans swing jazz vibe.

“I get my melodic feel from the simplicity of classic jazz, people singing what they felt with straightforward lyrics and not too many harmonies,” Zee says. “Just a lot of honesty. I’m a girl of simple pleasures.

The elemental acoustic guitar of “Story of…” is enhanced with an Eno-like ambience that add to its shimmering quality, while “Poppy” is autobiographical “with a little bit of poetic license” that looks back at the demise of a two-year relationship.

“My stuff is pretty dark,” Zee admits. “Most of my songs are about the reality side of romance, outlets to vent my emotions.”

Zee Aviv - Kantoi

Zee Avi - Kantoi



Semalam I call you, you tak answer
You kata you keluar pergi dinner
You kata you keluar dengan kawan you
but when I called Tommy he said it wasn't true

So I drove my car pergi Damansara
Tommy kata maybe you tengok bola
Tapi bila I sampai... you, you tak ada
Lagi la I jadi gila

So I called and called sampai you answer
You kata sorry sayang tadi tak dengar
My phone was on silent, I was at the gym
Tapi latar belakang suara perempuan lain

Sudahlah sayang, I don't believe you
I've always known that your words were never true
Why am I with you?
I pun tak tahu
No wonder la my friends pun tak suka you

So I guess that's the end of our story
Akhir kata she accepted his apology
Tapi last-last kita dapat tahu she was cheating too
With her ex boyfriend's best friend, Tommy...