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Kiss My Arp
Andrea Parker
(Mo' Wax)
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| When NASA scientists wanted to make a documentary, who did they call for their music? Meet Andrea Parker, the cunningly clever creator of cacophony. She is a talented DJ who can marry tid-bits of rocket launches and gleeful toddlers as easily as she can finger the Elgar Concerto on her cello. Her debut, Kiss My Arp (Mo' Wax), is a curious conglomeration of moody vocals and eclectic soundbytes with an undulating pulse of techno and hip-hop. |
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Ready for the World
Inoj
(Saga/So So Def)
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| To the musician, they say, music is purely mathematical. Well, pop star Inoj has quite an affection for numbers. Before she began her musical career, she was up to her ears in books and calculators studying civil engineering. Then her talent for singing and writing for songs was discovered by a producer. Nowadays you can keep company with her up-beat tunes on her debut album, Ready For The World (Saga/So So Def) |
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Stereotype A
Cibo Matto
(Soul Urchin Song)
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| Do you have a crazy, quirky, strange side? Did you ever turn your mother’s kitchen into a laboratory? If yes, then perhaps you are the next future band member of Cibo Matto. This Japanese duo makes a career out of creative and weird musical experiments. They blend snippets of TV adds, African drums, Brazilian dances, wacky lyrics, and unusual instruments. Their album Stereo Type A (Soul Urchin Song) has as many facets as a disco ball, and is made to keep you dancing. So although these girls are out there, they are definitely having fun. |
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Temperamental
Everything But The Girl
(Atlantic)
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| Some people get frustrated and confused by changes in technology. The group Everything But The Girl sees nothing but opportunity and inspiration. Lead singer, Tracey Thorn, helped design and launch the British band's award winning web site. From the web, EBTG communicates with fans, announces concert dates and the release of their new album Temperamental (Atlantic). Their craft is a blend of rich female vocals with jungle beats. |
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The Boy Is Mine
Monica
(Arista)
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| Waves of glamour, lights and limousines wash over the life of 17-year-old superstar Monica, yet nothing shakes her sight of the future. This girl keeps it real, following her goals. Someday, she will expand her creative repertoire by studying computer science. Imagine, she will go from writing songs to writing code. Until then, her poise and resonant alto graces the R&B industry with records such as The Boy Is Mine (Arista). |
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