Osborn

British poet, songwriter, composer and multi-instrumentalist Ben Osborn presents his debut album Letters from the Border, due out on April 19th 2019. The result of an extraordinary musical partnership with the head of Nonostar Records – German experimental violinist Alex Stolze - the album was created at the remote Nonostar Studio on the German-Polish border in the summer of 2018. It includes the acclaimed singles Fast Awake (November 2018) and A Bridge of Starlings (February 2019).

Descripción de la editorial: Con “El Caso Osborn”, partes dos a cuatro. Marta Plateada regresa al mundo de Spidey, pero… ¿acaso no estaba muerta? Norman Osborn controla ahora Symkaria y cualquier intento del trepamuros por aproximarse será considerado un acto de guerra.

Descripción de la editorial: ¡Gigantesco número! Con la primera parte de “El caso Osborn”. Stuart Immonen (Los Nuevos Vengadores, Ultimate Spiderman) regresa al Universo Marvel para unirse a Dan Slott en la principal colección de Spiderman. ¡Con el regreso de Norman Osborn!

Gilbert Duprez, a prominent Parisian tenor during the first half of the nineteenth century, is mostly unknown to today’s opera fans. But his profound influence upon operatic vocal style and practice has persisted up to the present day. His fellow tenors sang their highest notes using a delicate and fluty-sounding falsetto technique. But Duprez pioneered the novel technique of singing upper-range notes up to high C in a much more heroicsounding chest voice a practice soon adopted by tenors worldwide.

Michael Osborn was John Lee Hooker’s lead guitarist for 13 years. After his stint with Mr. Hooker, one of Michael’s songs, “Spellbound”, was featured on John Lee’s 1998 Grammy Award winner for Best Traditional Blues recording, “Don’t Look Back”! Michael has also backed, recorded with, or played with such musical luminaries as Robben Ford (Michael has a song credit on Robben’s “Blue Moon” release), Willie Dixon, Mark Ford, John Hammond, Bonnie Raitt, The Charles Ford Band, Carlos Santana, Elvin Bishop, Buddy Miles, Charlie Musselwhite, James Cotton, Albert Collins, Jimmy Witherspoon, Johnnie Johnson, Brownie McGee, Duke Jethro, Garth Webber, Jim Pugh, Peter Dammann, Patrick Ford, Chris Cain, Vala Cupp, Ken Emerson, Sugar Blue, Jimmy Thackery, Gary Smith, Mark Werner, Frankie Lee, Robert Cray, Guitar Shorty, David Raitt, Marc Hansen, DK Stewart, Bruce Kaphan, Curtis Salgado, Bill Rhoades, Sista Monica, Annie Sampson and so many others.

Ben Osborn, the award-winning poet, composer and songwriter, returns to the UK this summer to launch his debut album Letters From The Border at The Wardrobe Theatre.

A singer/songwriter from the heartland, Daymon Osborn is new to the stage of country music, but his lyrics play second fiddle to no one. His debut album, Unlucky, consists of 13 tracks that combine both the life he has lived and the dream he is chasing. Whether it be love or heartbreak, summer nights or work days, politics or religion, Osborn says, “There’s a song for everyone!” With windows down and speakers up, you have the chance to put the luck in Unlucky.