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Public Different is an independent label that strives to bring you the highest quality tracks.
Our ethics is to run an honest and transparent label that puts artists first.
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- 1 tracks (03:26)Meet "Julien C" aka "SWAG!". This young upcoming DJ will fill dance floors with his smash "Superstar". It really doesn't matter Who U R , just be a shining star!
- (00:00)With Conductive 9, you will never know what to expect, except for elements of experimental, jazzy and melodic artistry.
Never bound to convention, Conductive 9 thrives on perfecting what they deem as their innovative, personal sound. This gives the band a great deal of artistic freedom to move effortlessly between genres. Thus, the band distinguishes itself by using these utterly distinctive soundscapes, and their new album will certainly be just as eccentric and adventurous.
Conductive 9's otherworldly take on Pop, Jazz and Electronic has seen the band travel to Chicago to seek out inspiration and write new material. The result is an incredible musically robust album, to be released worldwide in 2012. Expect Conductive 9 to quickly appear on the radar with the listeners of the equally innovative band, Weather Report.
"When I Was, Where I Was" is a giant leap for those seeking a new direction in jazz. This recording demands your intimacy and your eccentricity, but the effort is rewarded: an honest, sonically robust world opens up. In fact, it's so sincere, the members of Conductive 9 had to toughen up, just to be able to record it!
Listen carefully! - 3 tracks (13:54)Vulgar Refund Of The Proverbial Shock is a peculiar new electropop "dance" formation who recently sailed across the sea to the artistic haven of Brooklyn, NY.
George La Font and Brice"Brith" Therill are both the driving force of this, crunchy, symphonic, brute and captivated soundscapes, with rhythms that fly apart. Thickened with ruff vocals Public Different has signed a winner here.
For the debut album"aka" it’s definitely a striking start. The Single"Addiction" have proven to make even the most portentous get up and dance.
Regardless if you are already an adept of if you are just discovering the band now you're in for a real treat.
You have "Order to Dance" ! - 1 tracks (03:47)The name is Roxy Paris, but what do we know about him? Many accolades have been bestowed upon this man of many facets. Roxy has been likened to a maverick and a sonic matador, wielding his red cape of production to control an aggressive, yet soulful sound, a provocateur as well as a rogue, who seems to live on the edge of the law, a gentleman and a playboy with a gift for prose, and a trend-setting satorialist, the perfect muse for those who appreciate style.
Ultimately, Roxy Paris is a visionary, and this is his story, for now:
Roxy is a French artist; born the son of a trumpet player and painter. His first taste of notoriety came during a chance meeting with Dusty Caldwell, an American patron of the arts who was attending a student exhibition featuring his work along the Côte d'Azur. Encouraged by the latter to move beyond the confines of his home in Southern France, Roxy moved to the Lower East Side neighborhood of New York City, and without resources, he quickly embarked upon a journey of self-discovery and sonic experimentation.
Using his newfound connections and plenty of guile, Roxy was befriended by the likes of megawatt DJ’s CASSIDY, JUS SKE and compatriot Ophelie Winter. These associations provided the backdrop for his musical imprint on projects as diverse as the Louis Vuitton/Stephen Sprouse Collection Launch Party and enjoying, let's just say, certain "creature comforts" in the form of an American "beauty queen," various Brazilian models and even a Russian acrobat from Cirque Du Soleil. Roxy was known to hold court at New York's famed and exclusive private clubs like 1OAK, Bagatelle (Brunch), and Cipriani Downtown, thus cementing his playboy reputation. It was during these encounters that the concept for his song “Nightlife” was born.
Somewhat dismayed by the pretentiousness of his current surroundings (“You can only go out and party so much” he says), Roxy had an epiphany: He would pursue the tutelage of his earliest musical influences located in Minneapolis. His time there, though short lived was fruitful, having collaborated with true synth pioneer Doctor Fink and legendary sax-player Eric Leeds; both of whom were members of Prince's seminal band "The Revolution," and were instrumental in the shaping of His Purple Majesty's sound in the 80's. Their input provided Roxy with the sonic tools to further his advances in creativity back in France. It was now the time for, as Roxy would call it, “Funk Art, Let’s Dance” or “FALD.”
Armed with a plethora of analog synthesizers, a customized Linn Drum and kilometers of tape in a room converted into a recording studio at his Aunt’s chateau back in Provence, Roxy’s self-imposed exile paved the way to the creation of his album “Catch My Drift ?,” a stellar collection of music unlike any of the homogenized recordings heard on the radio today. Each song tells a unique story, describing his life’s experiences, musings, recollections, or maybe not?
Only Roxy knows the answer to that question, but for sure, this elevator ride only goes up!
