Sunday, 27 April 2008

Lost creator has leading lady for new series

Lost creator has leading lady for new series



'Lost' creator JJ Abrams at present has the female





Hot tracks ft Sarah Cracknell

Hot tracks ft Sarah Cracknell



MARK BROWN ft SARAH CRACKNELL – The Journey Continues. Rating ****
The angelic chorus gives a classical feel and the laid-back, breathy voice of
Ex-Saint Etienne vocalist Cracknell, right, combines perfectly with the
track’s gentle electronica. With massive exposure as the soundtrack to a
memorable ad, it’s a sure hit.
CARBON/SILICON – Why Do Men Fight? Rating ***1/2
Superduo’s pounding guitars and rousing chorus are proof rock’s not just a
young man’s game.
THE MARS VOLTA – Wax Simulacra. Rating ***
Thrashing guitars from the LA eight-piece. Like a prog-rock free-form freakout
. . . speeded up.
BADLY DRAWN BOY – Time of Times.Rating ****
Reworking of a standout track from 2006 album Born In The UK. Gentle, acoustic
and yearning, with genius melody. On the soundtrack to upcoming flick
Definitely Maybe.
RIHANNA – Don’t Stop The Music.Rating ***
Disco anthem with sample of Jacko’s Wanna Be Startin’ Something.
I WAS A CUB SCOUT – Pink Squares/Echoes.Rating ****
Ethereal vocals occasionally erupt. Chiming guitars and a rhythm section that
sounds like an enormous insect. Weirdly beautiful.
BLOOD RED SHOES – You Bring Me Down.


Rating ***1/2
Behind the spiky guitars and punk vocals, a gritty attitude will take this
Brighton two-piece far. 3.5
MORRISSEY – That’s How People Grow Up.Rating ****
Still breathing life into his formula of matching a strong melody to a poetic
chronicle of frustration and loneliness.
ATTIC LIGHTS – Never Sick Of The Sea. Rating ***
Produced by Teenage Fanclub’s Francis MacDonald, latest in a long line of
Scots influenced by Sixties’ psychedelia. Vocal harmonies weave in and out
of this perfect pop.
DAVID JORDAN – Sun Goes Down.Rating ***1/2
Debuted at the Royal Variety Showand produced by Trevor Horn, this singer has
friends in high places. With a marching rhythm and carnival feel, his track
stands out as an unusual but successful pop moment. 3.5






Altai Hangai

Altai Hangai   
Artist: Altai Hangai

   Genre(s): 
Ethnic
   



Discography:


Gone With The Wind  (Songs of Mongolian Steppes)   
 Gone With The Wind (Songs of Mongolian Steppes)

   Year: 1996   
Tracks: 12


Meera Kahe   
 Meera Kahe

   Year:    
Tracks: 7




 





Chris Robinson