entertainment < starwood 24 < festivals < ace
Scotty Paluza: From disco Dead to deep space to funky
breaks to low bass, Scotty's keen ear for music and ability to get personal
with any crowd enable him to rock the house every time.
Scotty’s calling was Born on August 12, 1995, 3 days after the death
of Jerry Garcia, “my buddies (Lemmy, Andy, Electric Zoo, Aaron Austin,
Doug S and myself) had a party” called "the Jungle Road party".
It was a way of celebrating the life of Jerry Garcia and also mourning his
death. People turned out by the hundreds and we were blown away by the support.
"Jerry, this is all we could do and more! I'm proud to have known your
music.” Every emotion went thru my body and mind at once. It was amazing.
I knew what to do, throw another party to carry on the culture my friends.
Visitor has been composing, performing, producing and mixing psychedelic
dance music since the time of acid house and early rave culture. Simultaneously
mixing live instruments with DJ gear and electronic tweak boxes, Visitor
bridges the gap between the DJ and the original live musician. The result
is a perverted soundtrack laced with funky disco, robotic electro, 80s new
wave, dreamy synthpop, psychedelic rock, fierce techno and much more blended
together for stellar pleasure.
Visitor has performed for aroused audiences all over the continent. The
dance floor is Visitor's dungeon and music is His whip. <crack>
Incus is a six piece Boston based band, founded by frontman Jason Cohen and ex-bassist, Steve Bird. Instruments include keys, tribal and orchestral percussion, bass and cello, augmented by ethereal female vocals. {Most notable perhaps, is the exclusion of any guitars from their lineup.}With their use of dynamics and unusual instrumentation, Incus produces a hypnotic, tribal, and dark sound, which is heavy on the low-end, yet still manages to be uplifting and danceable. Their unique musical style has been described alternately as tribal goth, and darkworld. incus.net