Miriodor was founded in Quebec City, 1980 by Francois Emond (and Pascal Globensky). There were many musicians who came and went before the band became a sextet in 1983. Francois Emond (violin and flute, keyboards, clarinet), Pascal Globensky, (keyboards), Remi Leclerc, Sabin Hudon, Sabin Hudon (saxophones), Denis Robitaille, (electric guitar, bass), singing, and Marc Petitclerc … Read more
This rare and highly sought-after 7″ includes the cultissme Sexopolis. It is the iconic and hexagonal cinematic groove track. The most experienced record hunters consider it to be the greatest Hammond funk track ever recorded in Europe. A ferocious instrumental spiral featuring a Hammond organ and voyeur guitarist, as well as dominating drums and white … Read more
miRthkon is an amplified chamber group that pretends to be a rock band. They do occasionally rock, but this illusion is maintained well. Their unique sound is enhanced with the addition of two skilled woodwind players. They play a variety of instruments, including piccolo, flute and clarinet. Their music is influenced by avant-garde rock, contemporary … Read more
Misbehavin’ features vocals, clarinet and bass clarinet, rhythm guitarist, double bass, and clarinet. Helen, Karen and Robin, four highly-skilled musicians, deliver warm performances as well as great warmth to audiences, from small villages to festivals stages to private parties to public art centres. Their unique sound is intimate, lyrical, and sophisticated.
Misfits of Sydney is a five-piece Adelaide Hills Band. “A band that is characterized by youthful exuberance but with a mature musicality that goes far beyond their years.” MusicSA from bandcamp
Misha Steinhauer, jazz song-stylist and composer, has just released Dreaming With Eyes Wide Awake. Her melodic, catchy tunes are matched by her skillful storytelling in her lyrics. This collection features everything from upbeat cookers to tender ballads. It also showcases Misha’s skills as a composer and lyricist. Although Steinhauer, a German-born musician, has been based … Read more
The Missourians was a band from the midwest that was heavily influenced by Benny Moten. They moved to New York in the mid-1920s and performed at the Cotton Club as Andy Preer and The Cotton Club Orchestra. Duke Ellington was appointed after Preer died in 1927. Today, the Missourians are most remembered for their association … Read more
Bob Mintzer is a versatile soloist, influenced by Michael Brecker’s tenor. He has played with Buddy Rich (1974), Buddy Rich (1974), Buddy Rich (1975), and the Thad Jones/Mel Lewis Orchestra (1977). Mintzer was also a leader of his own bands, starting in 1978. He worked with Louie Bellson and Bob Moses as well as the … Read more
