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Wednesday, 02 September 2009

Magazine Gap

 Magazine Gap - (London, UK) "It Shouldn't Work (But It Does)". This is perhaps the unofficial motto of the band. "Let's Try It And See!" might be another. The aspiration of Magazine Gap is to explore musical genres whilst keeping within a consistent and clear overall sound, challenging but delighting audiences by offering songs in slightly different directions, whilst all the time balancing classic and contemporary sounds to create something timeless. Take the folk-rock musings of vocalist and songwriter James Keen, the R&B/Hip-Hop leanings of drumming sensation and producer Brian McCook, add in jazz maestro Alex Ho, blues-rock lead guitarist (and younger brother) Jason Keen and funk bassist Tim Gyton, and you have the makings of one of the most exciting new combinations on the music scene today. From rich studio recordings to sensational live workouts, this London-based band has truly international potential, reaching audiences as far and as wide as the musical influences which infuse their songs. The main principals of the band first started working and performing together a few years ago around the recording and promotion of James Keen’s debut solo album, “No Coincidence”. The further development of a distinctive and powerful collective sound, enhanced by the addition of Alex Ho, led inescapably to the formation of this five-piece band. The name "Magazine Gap" is actually taken from a road in Hong Kong, where three of the band grew up. The road leads from the Mid-Levels to The Peak, as should the road that the band is on… The band looks forward to seeing you out there… GB

 

 



 

 

 

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