While Indie singer-songwriter extraordinaire Miko de Leon delicately croons for his listeners to “slow it down” in the single “On Your Mark,” this proves quite difficult when you do not want the infectious rhythm to end! But at least when the song ends you can always hit repeat, which I’ve done several times in the last hour. This is the case for most of the music released by de Leon’s band Miko & The Musket. The 7-piece Indie band exceeds what one expects from most Indie bands, for instead of falling into a consistent sound, the band provides diverse instrumentation and vocals that provide a diversity of sounds much like a variegated strobe light in a dark room. There is such richness in the multifaceted vocals, and this is only accentuated by the folk/funk/pop rhythms evident in each piece. Thus, in a sense, Miko & The Musket is genre less, a fascinating combination of a slew of sounds and rhythms that form a pleasant amalgamation of sound. This is perhaps best portrayed by the single mentioned above, “On Your Mark.”
“On Your Mark,” combines a fresh funky rhythm with creative folk harmonies. The song begins with an Americana funk sound much like that of Rusted Root. The percussion almost takes on a World music quality, and the band seems to ride the wave of many different types of rhythm. de Leon’s voice is like whipped cream: light, fully, and tasty. He blends well with his supporting vocalists – Molly McAdoo and Lannon Killea – who both provide fun fills – much like UK Indie folk. There are just so many catchy qualities of this piece, and it is difficult to not sing along or at least bop your head to the rhythm. The song falls off towards the end and quite literally slows itself down, but, much like the style of choral pop bands, rises back up into a culmination of sound and instrumentation.
Great piece by an up-and-coming Indie powerhouse in New York. Check out more about the band on its website, Facebook, and Twitter.
The Music Court 
Adel & Jess usually are a couple of music lovers, they will
met simply by chance at the prestigious Academy “JR La
Sala” on Valencia in 2011. Here, a beautiful history begins in regards to a voice pupil (Adel) in addition to voice tutor
(Jess). Many people knew from your primary morning them to
have been most likely going to succeed in the globe of music.
All of it started out with Feb 2012 within a competitors unveiled throughout Hitsbook.
Your competition consisted of remixing the particular tune “Watching a tree”, made up simply
by well-liked Spanish actor or actress Antonio Zabalburu on the serie Hospital Central.
All and only a great cause, to help and work with PROTECT project (against pedophilia),
directed with the professional and also Global Humanitaria.
This can wathc the movie:
This specific movie ended up being well received by netizens very
good and it ended up being probably the most observed as well as the voted in most Hitsbook platform
in only 5 days to weeks! Additionally,sweepstakes coordinators ended up stunned with
the perform carried out by this specific Valencian duo.
These people was technically stated seeing that Adel & Jess.
As well as the good history persists throughout summer 2012, once they conducted many live shows and reports with Valencia.
We were holding undertaking advertising regarding numerous radios (97.
7 Valencia, Radio 9, etc.) having gorgeous melodies that are
able to the heart of their acoustic demonstrates. At the moment, Adel & Jess have got achieved a lot
more than 5,000,000 views on their Youtube .com sales channel,
every single day and have 1000s of sights on the music videos and counting with more lovers
daily.
Aslaamalekum.
I would like to prrform in dubai with my hole group. We are rajasthani folk musicians and dancers. Like Langa songs and Kalbeliya dance. If you eould also intrested to invite our group. Let me inform. I sent you all informatons and neture of work.
We are totelly 7 member in our Rajasthani Folk Music Group.
2 Kalbeliya dancers and 5 musicians. They play Harmonium. Khartal. Dholak. Sarangi. Manjeera etc. And also vocal singing. And girls are kalbeliya dance. Bhawai dance. Cherry dance. Therah taal dance and Ghoomer dance etc.
So i would like to hearing from your end.
Thanks and Regards
Kayum khan
http://www.folklegacy.in