Tuesday 21 December 2010
'Video of the week'- Jake Isaac
This weeks cash prize winner is Tony Williams from London.
Son of Rev Les Isaac, Jake Isaac is one of the most exciting gospel artists that Britian has to offer. His early inspiration came from great musicians such as Nicky Brown, Freddy Thompson, Qura Rankin, Dougie Wallace and Simon Wallace. His iconic debut live album I = change, had a huge impact on the gospel industry. Jake is touching lives with his memorable songs, and is inspiring young people to have a passion for God, and bring about positive societal change.
Son of Rev Les Isaac, Jake Isaac is one of the most exciting gospel artists that Britian has to offer. His early inspiration came from great musicians such as Nicky Brown, Freddy Thompson, Qura Rankin, Dougie Wallace and Simon Wallace. His iconic debut live album I = change, had a huge impact on the gospel industry. Jake is touching lives with his memorable songs, and is inspiring young people to have a passion for God, and bring about positive societal change.
Thursday 16 December 2010
Wednesday 15 December 2010
Video of the week - Ronald Bruner
This weeks cash prize winner for sending in this video is James Feltham from Derby.
Ron Bruner Jr. was exposed to the drums at a young age when he climbed up on his father’s drums. His father, Ronald Bruner, was a well known drummer, performing and recording with some of the giants of Motown; Diana Ross, the Temptations and Gladys Knight.
Ron started his professional career when he was 15, at the Theolonius Monk Institute, which opened the door for him to perform with many great artists such as Wayne Shorter, Dianne Reeves, and Ron Carter. At 18, he became a regular member of Kenny Garret's jazz band and in 2004, he was involved in the Young Jazz Giants CD with his brother, Stephen. His diversified style is evident by his membership in the punk rock band, Suicidal Tendencies, as well as being a sideman for the likes of Stanley Clarke, George Duke, and Marcus Miller.
Ron Bruner Jr. was exposed to the drums at a young age when he climbed up on his father’s drums. His father, Ronald Bruner, was a well known drummer, performing and recording with some of the giants of Motown; Diana Ross, the Temptations and Gladys Knight.
Ron started his professional career when he was 15, at the Theolonius Monk Institute, which opened the door for him to perform with many great artists such as Wayne Shorter, Dianne Reeves, and Ron Carter. At 18, he became a regular member of Kenny Garret's jazz band and in 2004, he was involved in the Young Jazz Giants CD with his brother, Stephen. His diversified style is evident by his membership in the punk rock band, Suicidal Tendencies, as well as being a sideman for the likes of Stanley Clarke, George Duke, and Marcus Miller.
Wednesday 8 December 2010
Tuesday 7 December 2010
Video of the week - Snarky Puppy
This weeks video of the week features american band Snarky Puppy. Snarky Puppy is an instrumental fusion band led by bassist, composer and producer Michael League. Formed in Denton, Texas in 2004, the band features a collective of nearly 30 musicians, referred to as "The Fam" on their recordings and tours. The musicians perform on a variety of instruments including guitars, keyboards, saxophones, brass, percussion and strings. Their fifth album, "Tell Your Friends" was released earlier this year. Watch the video and share your thoughts.
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