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What would happen If you put Moby The beatles, BT Cold play, The Killers, Depeche Mode, Duran duran, Inxis and mixed it up with electronica? Jeff Adams "Shock Hollywood" album "You really can't describe what I do-you never know what you are going to get." Jeff Adams realized that when put to music, mere words are elevated to a new level of emphasis "When I finally found myself in the studio experimenting with my own electronica music, I found that I really had no direction. I tried different bands on for size and nothing really clicked. I started collaborating with guitar players to write songs, and then built around them in the studio. I weighted the songs with heavy production to give them a live feel, but the songs were still based on electronica music created with hip-hop beats. I'm not trying to sound like anyone else-what I do is 100% me. It incorporates all the music styles I love most. I have finally come to a place where it (my music) works for me." The record has a real pop feel, yet the indie-rock sound is ever-present in all the tracks. Real Radio 104.1, the Howard Stern station in Orlando, FL, has been playing two of the cuts from the "Shock Hollywood" "I want this record to inspire people to push the envelope of artistic creativity-no matter what their craft. I want to inspire people to look for something higher than themselves-the love of God. I want to continue writing songs about my faith and about real life. I grow weary of all the negative media on our radio and in our culture. I want to counteract it with positive. When my credits roll on the big screen, I want people to say, "He was inspired by something Higher, and not of himself". Check out the artist's website: http://www.jeffadamsmusic.com Track List: 1. Intro 2. Shock Hollywood 3. Mad Hits 4. Sitting on top of the World 5. Sonshine 6. Holiday 7. Wonderful 8. Small Town Anthem 9. Aliens(Flavor) 10. Fallen star 11. Down Town Train 12. War Interlude 13. Keep Going 14. Illumination 15. outro Other Genres: |