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MARKWON

Mark won a producer songwriter, club promoter, events manager and artist developer was born in south London 1970 and is the founder and CEO of 'The Coalition', a collective of singers songwriters rappers and producers destined to work in the music industry. " I am currently studying creative music production & business foundation degree. Have been producing for a number of years but now I am dedicated to my business."

WILD B

Wild B Born 1993 East London (South Africa) Rapper,Singer, Song Writer, producer Founder Of WildBoyEmpire including Various Artist & Fashion Line Based in South London Uk

DANNY D

Damian Malec (a.k.a. DD, Dynamic D, Danny D Boy) Born in 1980, Slupsk (Poland) Currently residing in London Self-taught keyboardist, fascinated by urban sound, hip hop culture and music production

D.O.C.4

D.O.C.4 (Disciple of Creation for the 4th Dimension) aka Little Money. Born and raised in Forest Gate East London. D.O.C.4 is a spiritual lyricist who has an amazing story to share with the world. D.O.C.4's words are intended and aimed at his audience with a high healing energy. D.O.C.4 has mastered most of the arts, from freestyling to spoken word, writing to rapping, singing to acting, aswell as drawing. And uses all these platforms to pervey his powerful messages of oneness, freedom and universal peace. He has performed and recorded his own material from the Uk to the Us and is ready to make his mark on the planet as one of the truest emcees to ever grace the Mic. Inspired by the Legends King Sallasie I, Bob Marley, Bruce Lee, Micheal Jackson and the Notorious B.I.G. D.O.C.4 is highly ambitious individual with big plans for us all.Definitely someone to keep your eyes on D.O.C.4 lives by the Motto "Slowly but SURELY" And will be making his way into your hearts and music collection very soon. Watch this space and show your love and support. Give Thanks everyday. One Love. #D.TEAM

Musical Paintings | Pictural Music

In his book “Perspectives on the Past” (1912-1922) the painter Wassily Kandinsky (1866-1944) says that he saw the lines and colors dancing in front of him for the first time while listening to the Lohengrin opera by German composer Richard Wagner. This was his revelation of abstraction. Bound by a strong friendship with composer Arnold Schoenberg, Kandinsky found a close relationship between the musical work and his paintings. He understood, in the early twentieth century, that music can help paint have its own language. A few decades later, the Dutch painter Piet Mondrian (1872-1944) continued his "musical-pictorial" reflections. Mondrian arrived in New York in 1940 to escape the war that broke out in Europe. In his last paintings the symphonies and rhythms reflected ballrooms of the American metropolis, as we witness the composition of his work Broadway Boogie Woogie (1942-1943), the real shaping of an abstract musical composition. The reflections on the narrow and intimate relationship between art and music allign with the work of Eric Charles, alias egzo, whose pictural work is related to the world of music. If Mondrian was painting to the rhythm of the boogie woogie, it is hip hop that inspires the creative process of this Parisian artist who grew up in the West Indies. For egzo, everything is music. Moreover, music is the first to arise in the imagination of the artist. However, the notes quickly give way to lines and colors on the canvas, materializing rhythmic sound and movement. The musical impression and pictorial improvisation finally result in the composition of the boxes "xo [beat] box." After photographing his own paintings, as well as the work of artists that inspire him, such as Kandinsky, Picasso, Keith Haring and Jean Michel Basquiat, egzo transposes and remixes them, through the technique of collage. He paints and draws over empty cigarette packets, donated by friends or found in the street. These banal consumer objects, symbols of one of the greatest vices of contemporary society, have been appropriated by the artist. Egzo, following a pop approach, deprives packages from their original function, giving them an aesthetic status. By opening the boxes, they become real three-dimensional paintings, and we come to better understand the true circular and cyclical nature of the work of egzo. Indeed, inside, the viewer will find a code (QR) which, after being scanned and read by the specific application will listen directly on his own mobile phone a "beat" or musical rhythm composed by artist himself, causing the process of creating the "box" in question. In the work of egzo, music is both the starting point and the arrival path which has as intermediate step of painting. Inspired by the rhythm and texture of music boxes "xo [beat] box" are both a "musical painting" questioning the tradition of the two-dimensional painting, and the access portals to virtual reality digital music created by the artist. Evocation of the total artwork, authorized several times in the twentieth century, xo [beat] box involved in the demolition of the wall mentioned by Kandinsky in his Point and Line to Plane (1926). This wall separated painting and music, which egzo is bringing together.

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