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Pam Scheller
She is from southern California.
She is a fiery female singer, songwriter, and instrumentalist.
Her titillating style will kick you in the ass as quickly as it will
pull on your heartstrings.
Her rockin' style naturally blends the influence of Pat Benetar with
the contemporary country sounds of Shania Twain, Martina McBride
and Faith Hill.
Her "against the grain" attitude allows her to sing about
the things many women think about, but few say aloud.
Her name is Pam Scheller and she was born into a family of musicians,
grew up singing in church and spent many years learning classical
piano. It was in college that Pam made the decision to pursue a career
in music as a performer. She has since surrounded herself with great
musicians of different musical backgrounds to create a rockin' live
band that just might be the next big thing in music.
For booking information, contact:
booking@pamscheller.com
951-907-8717
http://www.pamscheller.com
http://www.myspace.com/pamscheller
Click below to hear Pam Scheller - Roll The Dice
Genie Q
Genie Q, was an MC with NEBproductions in da bronx and has performed
at a b-day party for KOOL HERC. His mother pushed him to go to
college, and got his degree from Cheyney University PA. In his
third year of college, however he got kickedout from hanging
with the wrong crowd. He came back the next semester and was
focused.
The host and co-founder of Buttamilk Worldwide a spokenword/soul
history produced poets like Bro.Khaliq, Bill Holmes, WRITAS BLOC
and vocalists Kia Williams, Kayboogie and Jogoldie. Featured vocalist
on mc SLEEP-E 2004 album "The Triple Threat" and featured
vocalist and producer on ROBWRITESProduction/SpokenWord Project
2005 he is now building his song library for publishing and working
on collabo-projects with other producers.
http://www.myspace.com/dookiejuice
Click
below to hear Genie Q Interview
Click
below to hear Rick Dorr - Dookie Juice
Ramoth Gilead (the really bad)
Originally from Dallas, Ramoth Gilead (the really bad) [pronounced:
Ray-Moth (the insect), Gil-Lee-Add (opposite of subtract)] is
an East Texas native raised in a small community around his kinfolk.
Like most Texans, he is proud of his heritage, and like many southerners
he is proud to be country. Ramoth Gilead was brought up listening
to his father's 60s/70s selection of soul music, and his mother's
favorite gospel records of the 80s. A lot of these early influences
are prevalent in his own music and lyrics. At the moment, Ramoth Gilead
travels and performs independently as a solo artist in and around
major cities of the United States. Keep your eyes peeled and ears
by the grapevine to find out if he will be near you.
http://www.myspace.com/thereallybad
http://myspace.com/theinvisible
http://myspace.com/tomominisida
Click
below to hear Ramoth Gilead (the really bad) - Unanswered Calls
Trezay
Trezay began rhyming at the age of 13, nurtured his skills throughout
high school and hooked up with producer Big Shawn through their
high-school love for breakdancing, music and skateboarding. Sitting
in Philip's Barber Shop at 13 and 14, the place where it all
originated, the guys had a dream, something they wanted to make
happen for them, the one thing that they both loved....... music.
The vision of an album was there, but how long would it take?
A little patience, perseverance, respect and love for the music.
You see, back in those days they didn't have a market to make
music for. "We had like 50 Hip Hop heads on the island so
we didn't have a reason o make albums. We just used to cypher
perform for our few fans and battle all day everyday. But now
people are realy into hip hop and they buy the music like crazy
now." Trezay is not an average hip-hop artist. In fact,
this young man has been in the entertainment arena for most his
life. With elements of hip-hop such as breakdancing, rhyming
and graffiti-writing making up his demeanor, he is not only creating
a stir on the airwaves in Barbados, but will soon hope to do
so around the Caribbean and the Americas. Trezays fusion resume
is by far one of the most impressive on the island. He has worked
with some of the hottest producers and artist over the years.
He has released his own soca album entitled Trezay-ChipHop. A
mixture of caribbean rhythms and hip hop. Not only is this young
man a writer, he is also a producer. Doing the co-producer role
for the last few records, he figured it was time to take it into
his own hands.
When it comes to music Trezay is an engaged and close listener.
The things that move him in a song are often the small or subtle
elements that others don't pay attention to. He extends these listening
skills to his many friendships, always careful to hear what people
are communicating both what's said as well as what's not being
said. While he's not one to proactively tell people about all of
the music on his personal playlist, he is often sought out as a
trusted resource for opinions and advice on different albums or
artists. He likes being surrounded by artistic people, and when
asked, he's comfortable introducing them to the music he's into,
opening their ears to what they may not have heard before.
http://www.myspace.com/trezay
http://musicfreedom.com/trezay
Click
below to hear Trezay - 246 Girl
Jermaine Rand
"Rand is a creative genius at work...The sound is impressively
rich and spacious throughout, a record that immerses itself in
the waters of evident command in production technique in the studio.
Highly melodic and rich in musical detail, Rand has proven to have
put much thought in what turns out to be a highly introspective
recording."
-------Shawn M. Haney (Performer Magazine)
Tasteful and impressive guitar playing as well as considerable
acoustic guitar skills.
-------Mike Varney (Guitar Player Magazine)
"Jermaine
Rand's music could be used as the definition of what I call SoulRock.
Rand's excellent guitar work and funky riffs mesh with a rock
attitude. The result is a soulful rock cornucopia."
-------Christopher Van Loan (Music Dish)
"Ranging
from raucous to reflective, guitarist/songwriter RAND has a style
that could be described as heavy soul. RAND's work with acts
as disparate Dionne Farris and Public Enemy (Confrontation Camp)
comes through on his self-titled solo debut."
-------Hutchinson (Creative Loafing)
http://www.myspace.com/jermainerand
http://www.jermainerand.com
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