GIANT STEP™ | Lewis Taylor Forum - TONIGHT: HEAVy & Jneiro Jarel on ELEVATIONS 90.3FM NYC

Location:

New York, NY

Dec 5th, 2007 at 06:45:37 PM EST

Tune into ELEVATIONS tonight on 90.3FM in NYC or ON-LINE LIVE STREAM:

www.whcr.org
www.elevationsradio.com
www.myspace.com

We are honored to present HEAVy and Jneiro Jarel for an in-studio interview and musical exploration...tune into the underground future sounds of ELEVATIONS..."Future Soul from the Heart of Harlem."

TIME: 12:00am - 2:00am E.S.T. (Wednesday night, THURSDAY morning)

Jneiro Jarel
www.lexrecords.com
www.myspace.com

It is consequently a very little known science-fact that in August 1978, Tom Baker (aka Dr Who number 4) spent just over an hour locked in a BBC prop cupboard. Having incarcerated the Doctor and pocketed the keys to the Tardis, MC/Producer Jneiro Jarel, donned some tastefully pimped out thread and sneaked off on a beautiful cosmic adventure through time and space. Breezing through enchanted Brazilian rainforests c.1962, lounging on planets that never even appeared on the show. He even spent a couple of days coordinating a dance workshop for cybermen in 2012. Dr Who Dat? basically energised an entire parallel universe with drums, trumpets and various vocals, all cut to perfection using re-engineered Dalek lasers, pro-scratch mixers and brightly coloured computers that run on sugar cane.

HEAVy
www.heavymusic.net

The dynamic duo of Nicky Guiland and Casey Benjamin - - aka HEAVY - - are busy breathing fresh new life into music with their vibrant synthesis of soul, pop, hip-hop and rock.

Hailing from the rich hotbed of musical heritage that is Jamaica, Queens, NY, the two have seized the baton from their wide range of influences, from Rotary Connection and Herbie Hancock to N*E*R*D and No Doubt, mixed in a bit of '80's nostalgia and emerged with an undeniably unique and timely sound. With Nicky drawing favorable comparisons to a young Chaka Khan (and of course Minnie), and Casey playing off Nicky's etherealisms ..s and with his distinctive production, HEAVY updates the Groove Theory model of the 'power duo' to fantastic results with seemingly limitless possibilities.


	THURSDAY \| DEC 04, 2008		Find a forum: Advanced Search You are here: All : All Artists : Lewis Taylor Forum : TONIGHT: HEAVy & Jneiro Jarel on ELEVATIONS 90.3FM NYC Author Message ernestovigo Location: New York, NY Dec 5th, 2007 at 06:45:37 PM EST Tune into ELEVATIONS tonight on 90.3FM in NYC or ON-LINE LIVE STREAM: www.whcr.org www.elevationsradio.com www.myspace.com We are honored to present HEAVy and Jneiro Jarel for an in-studio interview and musical exploration...tune into the underground future sounds of ELEVATIONS..."Future Soul from the Heart of Harlem." TIME: 12:00am - 2:00am E.S.T. (Wednesday night, THURSDAY morning) Jneiro Jarel www.lexrecords.com www.myspace.com It is consequently a very little known science-fact that in August 1978, Tom Baker (aka Dr Who number 4) spent just over an hour locked in a BBC prop cupboard. Having incarcerated the Doctor and pocketed the keys to the Tardis, MC/Producer Jneiro Jarel, donned some tastefully pimped out thread and sneaked off on a beautiful cosmic adventure through time and space. Breezing through enchanted Brazilian rainforests c.1962, lounging on planets that never even appeared on the show. He even spent a couple of days coordinating a dance workshop for cybermen in 2012. Dr Who Dat? basically energised an entire parallel universe with drums, trumpets and various vocals, all cut to perfection using re-engineered Dalek lasers, pro-scratch mixers and brightly coloured computers that run on sugar cane. HEAVy www.heavymusic.net The dynamic duo of Nicky Guiland and Casey Benjamin - - aka HEAVY - - are busy breathing fresh new life into music with their vibrant synthesis of soul, pop, hip-hop and rock. Hailing from the rich hotbed of musical heritage that is Jamaica, Queens, NY, the two have seized the baton from their wide range of influences, from Rotary Connection and Herbie Hancock to NER*D and No Doubt, mixed in a bit of '80's nostalgia and emerged with an undeniably unique and timely sound. With Nicky drawing favorable comparisons to a young Chaka Khan (and of course Minnie), and Casey playing off Nicky's etherealisms ..s and with his distinctive production, HEAVY updates the Groove Theory model of the 'power duo' to fantastic results with seemingly limitless possibilities.