Clive Bunker ‎– Awakening

Clive James reluctantly revisits New York City. His exploits include being fitted with a bulletproof vest, hiring a bodyguard and interviews with famous native New Yorkers.

Todo Reino tiene un Regente, y el infierno no es la excepción. A su vez, este monarca necesita siempre un general, encargado de hacer el trabajo sucio. En el Infierno de los Cenobitas, el general Sacerdote era Elliot Spencer, mejor conocido como Pinhead. Sin embargo, un día, Pinhead se cansó de ser un simple general y ofreció su poder a Kristy Cotton, otrora enemiga acérrima de los Cenobitas y sus procedimientos, la cual, aceptó con el fin de salvar a su familia y amigos e intentar detener para siempre a los Cenobitas. Como en muchas ocasiones, no midió las consecuencias.

Multiband bit reducer, dawnsampling and saturation to increase your creativity. BitLoser include a corruptor effects with differents algorithms. Two assignable LFO modulators included.

HERITAGE is the first installment of the new two-album series from pianist, composer and live remixer Mark de Clive-Lowe. For the half-Japanese half-New Zealander, these two albums (his 15th and 16th albums respectively) are by far his most personal work yet - deep diving into his Japanese ancestry and cultural roots through the lens of jazz, electronica and beats in collaboration with his LA band of world-class musicians - Josh Johnson (Leon Bridges/Esperanza Spalding), Teodross Avery (Talib Kweli/Mos Def), Brandon Eugene Owens (Terrace Martin/Robert Glasper), Brandon Combs (Moses Sumney/Iman Omari) and Carlos Niño (Build An Ark/Lifeforce Trio).

Clive Hunt, the ace Jamaican producer, has assembled an elite team of musicians and vocalists from around the world to breath new life and positive Reggae vibes into The Beatles' songbook. The result is 'Rub-A-Dub Soul', a twelve-track LP/Fourteen-track CD featuring standout performances from legends such as Barry Biggs, The Pioneers plus contemporary artists such as Tarrus Riley, Gentleman and emerging artists Dave Eggar, Yaniss Odua, Ala-Ni and Danakil.'