Galicnik which extends on the falls of mount Bistra is found 110 km away from the capital city of Macedonia. It takes place in the Short North and downtown riverfront areas on June 23. A very beautiful and memorable cover song in every way.
Who would have thought it, but over the past few years, the midwestern town of St. Louis, Missouri has become a rich cultural mix of people from around the globe. St. Louis has historically been home to large German, Italian, French, and Irish populations because of its location on the Mississippi River and importance as a trading center and the Gateway to the West. Add to that a swelling of Hispanic, Bosnian, Russian, and Asian immigrants, and St. Louis is rapidly becoming a rather cosmopolitan mix. As before, these groups tend to cluster in neighborhoods and you can see this by the increase in ethnic groceries, restaurants, and shops throughout the city.

This month, Das Bunker Atlanta will featured a performance from Nilaihah Records artist END: the DJ. He’ll be flying in for the next to last stop on his year-long, worldwide tour that had him in Australia, New Zealand, and Mexico earlier this year. Known for his hard-hitting DJ sets that mix EBM, rhythmic noise, hardstyle, aggrotech, and industrial dance, END is sure to blow everyone away.

If you’re in Gahanna on July 4th, take in the Gahanna Freedom Festival at the Gahanna Municipal Golf Course. This Independence Day celebration features a 5K run, fireworks, games and more.

4- Live to Tell – This ballad, off the 1986 album, “True Blue”, is very dramatic in its composition and is simply a classic in the annals of pop music. Featured in then husband Sean Penn’s film “At Close Range”, the song took off to reach the top spot in Billboard’s Number Top 100 List and is still as alluring today as it was then.

Last but never ever least: Mya and Dmitry, with a Salsa. Okay, so I hadn’t realized that Mya was a Maryland girl. As a fellow native Marylander myself, I have to like that. I Googled it and as it turns out, she went to my sister-in-law’s high school, and was three years behind her. (I know, fascinating.) And that Salsa was just what I expected it to be: Fast, super sexy and downright impressive Latin motion. Bruno yelled “sen-sat-ion-al!” Carrie Ann called it “hot beyond belief”, and Len said “tooty fruity, what a booty” and “I was mesmerized by your buttocks”. Ha ha ha! Mya and Dmitry Chaplin’s Dancing with the Stars week 9 second round scores: 10, 10, 10 = 30.

For those who were unable to attend the festival, there are still ethnic dance and music events scattered around the area that you can take in all year long. Some of them even feature some of the “heartland folks” themselves.

So stop looking over those people who might be judgmental of you and your performance. Just get on the dance floor, warm your dancing feet and let the fire in you burn!

Hann talked about the band’s electrifying improvisation before a recent gig in Atlanta. Definitely makes it easy to remember with it being on such a monumental New Year’s Eve. Believe me, I Was, AM, and Always Will BE.Sunrise Society.

After all, some fans prefer artists that stick to a tried and true concert formula, playing a tune live that is indistinguishable from the studio version. Other fans want something a little more diverse. Bands that play a different set list every night, for instance.

The group formed in East Orange, New in 1988. They first appeared on the music scene in 1989, releasing an album called Independent Leaders under their then name the New Style. The album generated the minor hit “Scuffin’ Those Knees”. After the release of their first album, the group was mentored by fellow New Jersey native Queen Latifah, and subsequently changed its name.

Of course, EOTO’s innovative brand of live electronic music is designed for invention. What they achieve on stage is nothing short of astounding. Performed with all of the bells and whistles of a traditional electronic artist plus the addition of live instruments and vocals, the duo creates every bass ridden blast right before your eyes – without the addition of a single pre-recorded track.

The album also generated another hit, a reworking of Bob Marley’s “No Woman No Cry” called “Everything’s Gonna be All Right” (the track was also called “Ghetto Bastard” on some explicit releases). That song detailed the experiences of Treach growing up in poverty, and now rising up to live a better life. Powered by the success of that song and “O.P.P.”, their self titled album went platinum.

Hip Hop samples are actually bits of recorded music taken out from previous copies to be used in creating new songs. Mostly, these extracts came from 60’s soul and funk records of the 70’s. breakbeat s started in 1972 when DJ Kool Herc began using two turntables to combine records collectively and produce one long breakbeat. This has become popular to knock over and was significantly used to build the basis of hip hop.

Think About It (Lyn Collins) – Rob Base & DJ E-Z Rock’s popular hip hop club hit “It Takes Two” has used the funk classic beat “Think (About It) as its loop sample.

To compare the “Rave” scene in the 90s to the “Hippie” movement is a misnomer. First of all, the Hippie movement had a definite political motive.therefore it was easy to understand. The motive, of course.end the Vietnam War. In the meantime, of course.get as fucked up as you could, while having free-love sex with as many partners as you could physically handle.

I was approached by East West [Records]. That [Das EFX “Microphone Master”] was the first official remix and I was in Kansas. I had to get the job done so I brought Joc Max in and did it with him. Everything that we did, we labeled it Domecrackers. We eventually wanted to do a project called the Domecracker Project where me and him produce the whole record. But that still has yet to come to fruition. We talk about it all the time. He’s like a best friend, actually, like a brother. I speak to him all the time even outside of the music thing. So that’s what that Domecracker thing is, me and Joc.

Hann talked about the band’s electrifying improvisation before a recent gig in Atlanta. Definitely makes it easy to remember with it being on such a monumental New Year’s Eve. Believe me, I Was, AM, and Always Will BE.Sunrise Society.

After all, some fans prefer artists that stick to a tried and true concert formula, playing a tune live that is indistinguishable from the studio version. Other fans want something a little more diverse. Bands that play a different set list every night, for instance.

The group formed in East Orange, New in 1988. They first appeared on the music scene in 1989, releasing an album called Independent Leaders under their then name the New Style. The album generated the minor hit “Scuffin’ Those Knees”. After the release of their first album, the group was mentored by fellow New Jersey native Queen Latifah, and subsequently changed its name.

Of course, EOTO’s innovative brand of live electronic music is designed for invention. What they achieve on stage is nothing short of astounding. Performed with all of the bells and whistles of a traditional electronic artist plus the addition of live instruments and vocals, the duo creates every bass ridden blast right before your eyes – without the addition of a single pre-recorded track.

The album also generated another hit, a reworking of Bob Marley’s “No Woman No Cry” called “Everything’s Gonna be All Right” (the track was also called “Ghetto Bastard” on some explicit releases). That song detailed the experiences of Treach growing up in poverty, and now rising up to live a better life. Powered by the success of that song and “O.P.P.”, their self titled album went platinum.

Hip Hop samples are actually bits of recorded music taken out from previous copies to be used in creating new songs. Mostly, these extracts came from 60’s soul and funk records of the 70’s. breakbeat s started in 1972 when DJ Kool Herc began using two turntables to combine records collectively and produce one long breakbeat. This has become popular to knock over and was significantly used to build the basis of hip hop.

Think About It (Lyn Collins) – Rob Base & DJ E-Z Rock’s popular hip hop club hit “It Takes Two” has used the funk classic beat “Think (About It) as its loop sample.

To compare the “Rave” scene in the 90s to the “Hippie” movement is a misnomer. First of all, the Hippie movement had a definite political motive.therefore it was easy to understand. The motive, of course.end the Vietnam War. In the meantime, of course.get as fucked up as you could, while having free-love sex with as many partners as you could physically handle.

I was approached by East West [Records]. That [Das EFX “Microphone Master”] was the first official remix and I was in Kansas. I had to get the job done so I brought Joc Max in and did it with him. Everything that we did, we labeled it Domecrackers. We eventually wanted to do a project called the Domecracker Project where me and him produce the whole record. But that still has yet to come to fruition. We talk about it all the time. He’s like a best friend, actually, like a brother. I speak to him all the time even outside of the music thing. So that’s what that Domecracker thing is, me and Joc.