San Francisco, CA--October 17, 2005-- Xisco Poncé Jr. was born in the Philippines, raised in Hawaii, lived in San Francisco, Los Angeles, CA, and traveled around Europe, performing at an early age. After giving up a career and selling his house to record his full-length debut album, a year and a half later in a Los Angeles studio, all of his hard work and sacrifice has reached its fruition. The album, titled Suite , was developed to be a concept of three suites consisting of major pieces of work in movements titled “Err,” “Tear” and “Calling.”

Nashville, TN--October 3, 2005-- Who knew that this country singer was really a closet chanteuse? Dyann Woody makes a seamless transition from ‘Yee Haw’ to ‘Ooh La La’. She not only has the voice of an angelic siren, but what will amaze you even more is just how easy and pleasing her music is to listen to. She reaches across many genres and meshes elements of ‘70’s singer/songwriter style, jazz, blues and pop with the art of a well-crafted lyric.

New York, New York--Spetember 29, 2005-- Eric Kamen was born in New York City. The music on his latest release Native Unit reflects the diversity of that great city. The CD features 12 instrumental tracks fusing African rhythms, Middle-Eastern moods, Latin, World, and midi music coupled with his gorgeous Spanish and Flamenco guitar chords. Kamen, a.k.a. E in the world of R &B and Rap production, takes young acts and polishes them to perfection for major label signings, this time it was his turn.

By Bernard Davis,

Is the band a business or is it just a hobby?

If the band is a hobby, then the free distribution of music, be it in hard copy or digital form, is an obvious choice.

Interview With Founder And CEO Lance Massey
by Anne Freeman,

GorillaPop is the brainchild of sound designer/composer Lance Massey, who was one of the first to apply computer algorithms to commercial music. Lance developed and released one of the world's first commercially available sound morphing program, a popular tool for major sound designers and composers worldwide. When not recording music in his new "post-modern" studio in New York City or producing and engineering big band jazz CDs, or developing new sound design systems, Lance stays busy supporting his music community site, GorillaPop. We'll learn more about GorillaPop in my e-interview with Lance Massey.