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moshkito
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Posted: October 24 2024 at 12:27 |
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Hi,
K. T. Chang is very good and enjoyable, and she plays like it. Juna was a nice listen, though I did not think that the music itself was a good show for her ability ... I'm not sure, but I think the music is too all over the place to help showcase her skills. I much prefer that Hindu Lady that plays like a monster. I can't even remember her name. THAT is a bass player, and we can only hope that she takes Bootsie, and everyone else out for a ride, on much bigger and more expressive music than what we consider "progressive" which is getting repetitive and boring, and not helping the players as much as it should ... think Jaco ... the music was new then ... and it made a difference. It's almost like all of them have to do this and that and this and that ... and the music itself is secondary to the gymnastics of playing! I'm not sure that was what "made" so many players great. The music came with it and it was new .... helping the player accentuate the details even better.
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Meanwhile, over in Japan, superstar bassist Juna Serita has been turning heads ever since her old band Tokyo Groove Jyoshi's phenomenal cover of Tower of Power's "What is Hip?" went viral five years ago.
Since then, Juna has recorded as a solo artist and with her new heavy fusion quartet Muses. Earlier this year, Juna dropped this beautiful slice of trio prog...album forthcoming!? |
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KT Chang is the Elephant Gym's star and front woman. She's a
phenomenal bass player! According to Wikipedia, just like her brother,
who plays guitar in the same jazz-fusion-tinged math-rock trio from
Taiwan, she has classical training from her mother. |
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thank you for your attention David and i agree with you ,quality over quantity.
however it is hard to find a list of progrock female singers and for people like me who appreciate their voice as a wonderfull musical instrument this may help. i selected not only one album but one track for every band (unless there are different singers) and after listening to them over a year i am sure they are gems to my taste. so it is not too much time to check them all of course some are poppy(i am more a poppy than a folky or metal guy) ,but all but one listed in PA and less catchy tracks wait for you on the LPs my main concern is about streaming , but you can buy the albums you really like after surfing /streaming and support the artists; and a big thank to the legendary brufordfreak for his nice comment olivier |
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Starshiper
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Gender Studies is a Ukrainian progressive rock ensemble featuring a female vocalist (Yuliia Pynylo), a female violinist (Anna Lavreniuk), and a female lyricist (Kateryna Portniahina, who also creates the beautiful illustrations that embellish the band's releases). The eclectic style and brilliant concepts of Gender Studies should be sufficient to entice anyone keen on discovering more about this relatively obscure Ukrainian prog band. You should listen to their 2024 six-track album in its entirety if you have time. You won't be disappointed. |
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Five pages in and, not unexpectedly, no mention of Covet's guitar wonder Yvette Young.
...before she picked up the guitar, Young was already an accomplished pianist and violinist. From her Piano EP, "Jolt" (with Covet's then-drummer Forrest Rice, and former bassist David Adamiak lurking about). |
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Carina Taurer, composer, keyboard player and one of the two founding members of the new French symphonic prog band 'Oddleaf', who released a really impressive debut album called 'Where Ideal and Denial Collide' just three days ago. She and the co-founder of the band, flautist Mathieu Rossi, are also members of the medieval music trio 'Vagarem', who perform their a capella polyphonic songs at medieval and renaissance festivals all over France and Europe.
That footage is from their first concert on 8th October 2022 at "La Coconnerie" in France, when they had a male lead vocalist named Olivier Marcaud. He left the band at the end of 2023, and was replaced by the excellent female singer Adeline Gurtner (formerly of progressive metal band Resilience, crossover prog band Akin and experimental/post metal band Akroma) who performs all the lead vocals on the album itself. They've performed live with Adeline on vocals several times this summer, but I couldn't find any footage showing them playing live with both women on stage. Edit: There are some short, rather grainy clips of the band performing live earlier this year with both women on stage in this promotional video for the debut album: Hopefully they'll upload some of those clips to their YouTube channel as full videos in due course.
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Can't beat Ruth Underwood!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wqp71DOJ3aY
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moshkito
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Hi, Quite nice, but hardly original. I haven't checked but if this is the first album this would be special and probably make us look forward to what is next. There is, some serious musicianship here, which is nice and probably better than most fusion, or hard rock bands out there that seem to formulaic and repetitive, but I'm not sure that this is as "innovative" as we think, unless we specify that metal doesn't do violins or violas ... which would be a crazy idea and comment ... it works beautifully here. And I would like to hear more. As long as it is not "the same thing" ... both of these cuts are close to it, but the viola makes it different and better.
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I have already mentioned instrumental progressive rock band Silent
Grace in the "Ukrainian Prog" thread, but never mind—this splendid band
deserves more attention regardless. The band's remarkable sound is
really defined by Natalia Siekierzinska's viola playing—a brilliant
fusion of innovative improvisation and virtuosic talent that creates
astonishing soundscapes and evokes a sense of vastness and
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While huge lists like that don't make much sense to me. |
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quality over quantity, and all kind of PopcoRn almost beyond
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The Italian band Frogg, which formed in 2018, does a fantastic job
of centring Letizia Merlo's vocals within a complex prog metal
framework. That way, their music's emphasis draws even more attention to
Merlo's wonderful singing. |
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Hi, She plays in a piece or two in Ed's recent album, but in that one concert a few months ago on the net (maybe earlier), she was not the bass player ... my concern is that she might be too regimented and not "free enough" of all the chords to be able to flow/float a bit better, thus making for a good backing to Ed, but not providing enough bits and pieces to challenge him a bit ... but then, neither did the bass player in that concert ... when all the musicians seemed to play second fiddle to Ed. I think the relationship might be fine (because of Silas?), but I don't think she will become the regular bass player again. Having met them, I have to say she is nice ... and I would like to see her venture out to different material ... and not so stuck on riffing material. Somehow that is so much like the folks out of Berklee than otherwise ... she needs to branch out, and maybe even do some real off the curtains, jazz ... so she can mature on the bass some more. As far as Ed and OT ... I don't think they are going anywhere or getting any better. It's getting to be much of the same thing now.
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Y'all forgetting the stunning Angela Allen in Carmen on synths & mellotron + plus she has a lovely voice... and she dances beautifully! She should have been a star.
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Not still. She was not a member for a while after she and Ed Wynn ended their relationship. I guess it's possible she recently became a member again. She's not listed in wikipedia though although she does appear on the credits for the latest OT album which doesn't in itself make her an official member.
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Sally Gates is a New Zealand guitarist and composer residing in
New York. Her jazz-metal trio, Titan to Tachyons, has garnered
significant critical acclaim. Titan to Tachyons' jazz-metal approach
blends Sally Gates' amazing improvisational talent with the organic
elegance of prog. |
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AWESOME list, Olivier! Here are a few more: Aalto - Petra Poutanen A Formal Horse - Hayley McDonnell Alice Coltrane Änglagĺrd / Thieves’ Kitchen - Anna Holmgren Anna Von Hausswolff a.P.A.t.T / Ultraphauna - Dorothy Wave Arnaud Bukwald - Cherry Pob Axon-Neuron - Amanda Rankin Bent Knee/Ben Levin - Jessica Klon Big Hogg - Sophie Sexon Billie Bottle’s Temple of Shibboleth - Billie Bottle, Viv Goodwin-Darke, Roz Harding, Anna Batson, Emma Holbrook Björk Brainticket - Dawn Muir, Jane Free, Carole Muriel, Kyrsten Bean, Kephera Moon Brian Auger & Trinity - Julie Driscoll Bröselmaschine - Jenni Schücker Bruford - Annette Peacock Catherine Ribeiro + Alpes - Catherine Ribeiro, Mireille Bauer Carol of Harvest - Beate Krause Chick Corea / Return to Forever - Children in Paradise / Dam Kat - Dam Kat Cirrus Bay - Anisha Gillham, Sharra Acle Clannad - Máire Brennen, Enya Brennan Corde Oblique - Floriana Cangiano, Annalisa Madonna, Caterina Pontrandolfo, Claudia Sorvillo. Rita Saviano, Denitza Seraphim, Claudia Florio, Catarina Raposo Dead Can Dance - Lisa Gerrard Demen - Irma Orm Diablo Swing Orchestra - Annlouice Lögdlund Dreadnaught - Lauren Vieira, Kelly Schilling Eden - Anne Dirks, Annette Schmalenbach Édition Spéciale - Mireille Bauer EKOS - Ana Camelo Emerald Dawn - Katrina "Tree" Stewart Eskaton - Paule Kleynnaert, Amara Tahir Eternal Wanderers - Elena Kanevskaya, Tatyana Kanevskaya Factor Burzaco - Carolina Restuccia Fairport Convention / Fotheringay - Sandy Denny Faun - Fiona Rüggeberg, Elisabeth Pawelke, Margareta "Rairda" Aibl, Katja Moslehner Frank Zappa / The Mothers of Invention - Ruth Underwood Funin / Stillehavet - Marit Elisabeth Svendsbře Stedje Fuschia - Vanessa Hall-Smith, Janet Rogers, Madeleine Bland Ga’an - Lindsay Powell Ghost Medicine - Sarah Hoefer Gong / Mother Gong - Gilli Smyth, Mireille Bauer Green Asphalt - Hjördis Bornemark, Helena Josefsson, Signe Bornemark Hania Rani Hannah Peel Hatfield And The North - Ann Rosenthal, Barbara Gaskin, Amanda Parsons Hiromi Uehara Hölderlin - Nanny DeRuig Homínido - Eliana Valenzuela Ikarus - Anna Hirsch Ill Wicker - Emma Lagerberg, Thea Ĺslund Introitus - Anna Jobs Bender, Johanna Bender IO Earth - Linda Odinsen Jambinai - Bomi Kim, Eunyong Sim Jane Siberry Judy Dyble Julia Holter June Tabor Karda Estra - Ileesha Bailey-Wileman, Rachel Larkins, Helen Dearnley, Caron Hansford-De Burgh, Zoe King, Michelle Williams, Sarah Higgins, Jo Court, Amy Fry Kayo Dot / maudlin of The Well - Mia Matsumiya Lagartija - Sara Aliani Loomings - Maria Denami, Ludmila Schwartzwalder Kant Freud Kafka - Alia Herrera Mellow Candle - Alison Williams, Clodagh Simonds Midas Fall - Elizabeth Heaton, Rowan Burn Mr. Sirius - Lisa Ohki (Hiroko Nagai) Oiapok - Mélanie Gerber Pazzo Fanfano di Musica - Megumi Tokuhisa Pererin - Nest Llwelyn Pingvinorkestern - Suz Johansson Pure Reason Revolution - Chloë Alper, Annicke Shireen Rational Diet / Five-Storey Ensemble - Olga Podgaiskaja Sally Minnear Scardust / Soul Enema - Noa Gruman Seven Reizh - Bleunwenn Mével, Laurčne Bourvon, Stefanie Théobald Shen Teh - Lara Olson Reidel Siiilk - Catherine Pick Solstice - Sandy Leigh, Emma Brown Spirogyra - Barbara Gaskin Steeleye Span - Maddy Prior, Gay Woods Stereolab - Laetitia Sadier, Mary Hansen Steven Wilson - Ninet Tayeb Sunchild - Olya Chernova, Victoria Osmachko Sunwrae - Rae Howell Svetamuzika - Svetlana Marinchenko Sylvi Alli Tempio Delle Clessidre, Il - Elisa Montaldo The Pentangle - Jacqui McShee The Psychedelic Ensemble - Ann Caren Thinking Plague (1992—2008) - Deborah Perry 2012+ - Elaine Di Falco Trees - Celia Humphris Tudor Lodge - Ann Steuart UneXpect - Roxanne "Leďlindel" Hegyesy Ut Gret - Cheyenne Mize Utopianisti - Suvi Väyrynen Vak - Aurélie Saintecroix Whalephant - Veronika Chagrina, Anna Kuryachaya, Ekaterina Bakanova, Elizaveta Yartseva Yugen / Empty Days - Elaine Di Falco Zyma - Dorle Ferber |
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