You may recognize BLUEfiveone as the original drummer from The Five One. Following a separation from the band, BLUEfiveone couldn't see himself quitting music, and he hasn't. Instead, he has teamed up with a group of talented musicians, forming, "BLUEfiveone and BLUE County" Together they deliver lyrics that share personal truths and songs that share emotion with you in a way that is so familiar, it's as if they were written and catered for you. The sounds they meld together are the feelings and sensations you have, and never thought could be translated into a musical medium. BLUEfiveone offers nothing more than a vision of COLOR, and that COLOR is BLUE.
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BAD DOMES
Based out of Washington DC, Rich Strayer is the mind behind the one-man laptop band "Bad Domes". Reconstructing popular music by chopping and rebuilding samples, Bad Domes performs a collage of recognizable music from multiple genres and decades. Each element of music (acapellas, drums, guitar riffs, melodies, etc..) is separated within the computer software on his laptop and triggered live on stage to create original sounds. No two Bad Domes shows are the same. What results is a unique performance in which Strayer often physically engages the crowd in a chaotic environment, while the music jumps around amongst hundreds of popular artists and songs.
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BRODY AND CHOCH
Hi-top fade house party rockers. Rockin' the party since 1986 and 1990 respectively. Brody aka the "long-legged-fiesta" swoons the ladies with his tender cadence while Choch rubs em down with his jasmine and scented oil like lyrics. The two brothers began their music venture in 2009 and since then have been creating a large buzz in the culture of hip-hop and music altogether. This highly entertaining rap duo are very reminiscent of "Kid-N-Play" splashed with "Fresh Prince" and "Tribe Called Quest". n 2011, Brody & Choch's refreshing throwback sound and entertaining performances took their fanny-packed flavor on tour with Brooklyn's punk-rock circus, Shinobi Ninja. B&C also appeared at CMJ Music Marathon in 2011 in a line-up which included The Stone Foxes, Rahzel, Soul Khan and Tribe Called Quest's Jarobi White. Soon after their tour, they were asked to open for Interscope's rock band, The Knux. Brody & Choch plan to release the, "Non Since 96 Mixtape" in March 2012 which includes classic 90's hip-hop beats with their own versus and spin to each hit. Following their mixtape will be their second full-length project, "Partners In Rhyme". Brody & Choch aren't rap. They are true-and-new old school hip-hop with a side of kickback and have fun entertainment.
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