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The History of Halloween
The Celts, who lived 2,000 years ago in the area that is now Ireland, the United Kingdom, and northern France, celebrated their new year on November 1. This day marked the end of summer and the harvest and the beginning of the dark, cold winter, a time of year that was often associated with human death. Celts believed that on the night before the new year, the boundary between the worlds of the l… Continue
Posted on October 31, 2009 at 1:34pm —
ARTIST OF THE MONTH!
We are happy to announce that André Henriquez is Melodic Revolution Records Artist of the month. Let me tell you it was a tough race as I was tracking the voting every couple of hours. We would like to thank all of the artist and fans that participated in this poll.
The contest is held eac… Continue
Posted on October 1, 2009 at 5:22pm —
Top 10 Mistakes Artists Make
If you want to get a record deal, get people to your shows, or sell music like crazy, the answer isn’t some kind of “magic pill” website that you post your music on, blindly sending out a bunch of demos, or anything to do with having good music… although good music certainly helps. The answer is to develop a mindset that naturally attracts people to what you’re doing as well as an understanding of how the music business game is played.
As you develop as a person, your music car… Continue
Posted on September 20, 2009 at 11:11am —
What’s happening at the revolution?
A new group “Les Paul Lives Through Music” A tribute to the father of rock n roll and modern music. This is a very good tribute page with history and videos about Les Paul. Many fans are leaving there comments and thoughts about the legend here.
A new blog dubbed “A day late & a dollar short nothing new here” Its about the music labels banding together to launch CDX a new Digital Album Format.… Continue
Posted on August 14, 2009 at 11:13am —
Blog 96 Vol.1
Qantice - The Cosmocinsey Recommended if you like Kamelot, Angra, Rhapsody
Maggie Seligman - Rubato Recommended if you like Jo… Continue
Posted on July 18, 2009 at 10:50am —
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Founder / Music Director Clinton Art and Music Festival
Nick Katona is a visionary, entrepreneur and promoter. The Clinton Art and Music Festival was conceived in March 2006 as a vehicle for the enhancement and promotion of culture, music and art in our community. It is a testament to the dedication of Nick and all of the volunteers who bring the festival to the community each year that they will celebrate their 4th year in August 2009.
His goal has always been to bring together musicians, poets, artists, writers, street performers, comedians, film makers and the business community to keep the inspiration and imagination of the arts and culture alive. As we all know, telling a story through music or art has tremendous impact and long lasting affect on our daily lives. The hope is to awaken this subtle spirit in people and that they will continue to use the arts to learn, entertain, inspire, and open new doors in their lives.
As an entrepreneur Nick started Melodic Revolution in October 2004, now in its 5th year of operation. Melodic Revolution opened as a free-standing brick and mortar CD retail shop. Nick has been in the music business for over 30 years and continues his tradition of exploring new avenues to expose people to many forms of music including mainstream, and independent artists.
One year to the date of opening Melodic Revolution he expanded with an art gallery simply called Revolution Gallery to showcase the art of some great untapped talent, mostly from the Upstate New York area. It was an eclectic mix of seasoned veterans and up and coming artists.
January 2006 Revolution Gallery started to showcase live music by local musicians the first band that performed was a small 3-piece; The Kevin Thompson Trio. June 2006 he expanded again this time adding additional space to the gallery in order to accommodate more people and larger bands. The venue soon became know as the Revolution (also known as LIVE AT THE REVOLUTION) over the next 2 years Melodic Revolution hosted over 200 shows and more then 600 bands; and or solo artists performed there from local to regional acts such as Scott Brown, Honor Bright, Union Riot. As the name grew so did the variety of musicians including national recording artists like Between The Trees, A Day To Remember, As Tall As Lions and International acts; Ember Swift, Mindflow, Gustav and the Seasick Sailors and Helena Arlock just to name a few.
2006 was a busy year for Melodic Revolution we launched Melodic Revolution Records a small independent label. Our first band was Echoes Landing who latter changed their name to 23 Degrees to Vertical, followed by Laurie Larson. We launched an online shop to sell the ever growing independent music catalog much of which started out by bands that had performed at the Revolution.
September 13, 2007was the last day of operations for the brick and mortar location yet the Revolution lives on as an online shop, record label, and most recently in January 2009 they launched Music is Our Voice an online music community.
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- http://melodicrevolution.ning.com/
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- http://www.myspace.com/melodicrevolutionrecords
Music Is Our Voice © 2009 Melodic Revolution Records
Melodic Revolution Records is more than an Independent Record Label, we also have our own Online Store. We presently stock – sell and promote music by over 400 Independent Bands and Solo Artists.
We here at Melodic Revolution Records are always keeping our ears open for great music. Whether you are looking for a label or just another avenue to sell and promote your music you can count on us.
Press Kits can be submitted to:
Melodic Revolution Records
P.O. Box 540212
Orlando, Florida
32854-0212
USA
Press Kit should include: Bio, CD, and any other information you feel we should review for consideration.
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Pre-Fest Party
We are proud to announce that our friends at the Tramontane Café will be the host for the Clinton Art and Music Fest IV Pre-Festival Party on Friday August 28, 2009 with live music from some of this years performers more info soon!
… ContinueCreated by Nick @ Melodic Revolution May 18, 2009 at 10:00am. Last updated by Nick @ Melodic Revolution May 18.
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Like other popular sites you can simply change the appearance of your profile by going to Theme on your page. You can also click on advanced settings to customize the appearance of your page by adding your own CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) like the one you may have on your own website or myspace.
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Thanks again for everything!
Cheers,
Benjamn & Mia
Yes, we had a great time, and both performances went well. I also got to hear some great music too, and we walked around the festival and enjoyed the art before the downpour occurred. Great job organizing this event. It was perfect!
-Mark
MEETING MILA WAS THE ICING ON THE CAKE. SHE COMES FROM THE SAME PLACE MY ANCESTORS DID. KIEV. i HOPE I DON'T HAVE TO WAIT UNTIL NEXT YEAR TO SEE HER AGAIN. SHE WAS KIND OF MY FIRST INTERNET DATE. SHE MADE ME PLAY TAMBOURINE WITH HER. TWICE.
AND THE LATER AT MOJO'S AGAIN. SHE WAS DELIGHTFUL.
aS WERE ALL THE THE OTHERS, JUST MORE SO. iF YOU NEED ME TO PLAY YOU JUST HAVE TO ASK. VERY RARELY DOES ANYONE MAKE A DREAM COME TRUE FOR ME. tHANK YOU SO MUCH.
LYNN
The ladies and I had such a great time, both at the Tram and the Festival! CAMF has become our favorite summer performance, and we feel privileged to be part of such a wonderful event--can't wait for next year--thanks for everything! Shanti Om, Beth
Rick
Thanks for having us out. It was kinda crazy with the rain, but we had fun. The audience seemed to enjoy it, we made some new fans and new connections. I'd like to come out that way again for CAMF and maybe even do something sometime in between. Wouldn't mind doing something in the Orlando area, if you can help make that happen. I have fans & friends in the Orlando area and Florida region in general. ttys! Kurt
Thanks for inviting the MFB back to the festival. We had a great time yesterday. The sound crew and hospitality people did a great job.
Nelson
Looking forward to meeting you Friday at the Tram and Mike and I are psyched to perform Thus Spoke The Spectacle Saturday at KAC. Thanks again for inviting us. See ya in a few days.
Eric Goodman
Sure looking forward to the festival!!!
Kathy
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