Anna Lisa Hughes
RandomK(e)
RandomK(e)'s awesome album for Tag Team Records
is due for release in the Spring. Mastering is going to
be handled by twice Grammy nominated Andy Jackson
of Tube Mastering.
Here's a bit more info about the band from
Tag Team's site:
RandomK(e) create a sound that is very much their
own; a shifting, nebulous sound that
nonetheless has at its core an intensity and willingness to go out on musical limbs.
Apparently simple love songs can turn on a penny and become pummeling, evil beasts
that take no prisoners. Words and lyrics are used sparingly, occasional anchor points
amidst RandomK(e)'s musical tempest. Emotions are conveyed through the music and, in
song, RandomK(e) are more often pissed off than not.
To be honest, Richard Todd probably describes the K(e)’s sound/ aesthetic a lot more
eloquently, and certainly more efficiently than we, or anyone else does:
"We want to push boundaries, use texture, arrangement, surprise, contrast and, most
importantly, space in music. That’s not to say we don’t like songs, we do, but there’s room
for a lot more playing with ideas that are not tied to 'verse, chorus verse' ideas."
Confused yet? Curious? Good! Maybe it’s best that you take a break from the inter-web
and get yourself out to a RandomK(e) gig as soon as humanly possible in order to make up
your own damn mind as to how the band really sound. The Randoms are currently knee
deep into the recording of their debut album, tentatively titled (e), at XLS Yilong in Beijing
under the watchful eye of engineer Martin Rawlins. We at Tag Team are kind of scared to
hear the final result as it will mean that we actually have to come up with a whole new set of
adjectives/ hyperbole oriented blah, blah, blah to adequately describe these guys’
music…again. Whatever, we’re excited about everything RandomK(e) at the moment…you
should be too!
Anna is a multi talented musician and songwriter from
Boulder, Colorado with a stunning voice in the style of Astrud
Gilberto. Her songs are sung mostly in Spanish and she has a very
melodic
style on bass, composing with chords.
RandomK(e)
RandomK(e)'s awesome album for Tag Team Records
is due for release in the Spring. Mastering is going to
be handled by twice Grammy nominated Andy Jackson
of Tube Mastering.
Here's a bit more info about the band from
Tag Team's site:
RandomK(e) create a sound that is very much their
own; a shifting, nebulous sound that
nonetheless has at its core an intensity and willingness to go out on musical limbs.
Apparently simple love songs can turn on a penny and become pummeling, evil beasts
that take no prisoners. Words and lyrics are used sparingly, occasional anchor points
amidst RandomK(e)'s musical tempest. Emotions are conveyed through the music and, in
song, RandomK(e) are more often pissed off than not.
To be honest, Richard Todd probably describes the K(e)’s sound/ aesthetic a lot more
eloquently, and certainly more efficiently than we, or anyone else does:
"We want to push boundaries, use texture, arrangement, surprise, contrast and, most
importantly, space in music. That’s not to say we don’t like songs, we do, but there’s room
for a lot more playing with ideas that are not tied to 'verse, chorus verse' ideas."
Confused yet? Curious? Good! Maybe it’s best that you take a break from the inter-web
and get yourself out to a RandomK(e) gig as soon as humanly possible in order to make up
your own damn mind as to how the band really sound. The Randoms are currently knee
deep into the recording of their debut album, tentatively titled (e), at XLS Yilong in Beijing
under the watchful eye of engineer Martin Rawlins. We at Tag Team are kind of scared to
hear the final result as it will mean that we actually have to come up with a whole new set of
adjectives/ hyperbole oriented blah, blah, blah to adequately describe these guys’
music…again. Whatever, we’re excited about everything RandomK(e) at the moment…you
should be too!
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