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Laurence Wright
» label: unsigned
» for fans of: Garth Brooks, ELO, Eurthymics, Johnny Cash
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A virtual band created by Laurence Wright musician and songwriter to showcase his music. Help and support comes from Linda Wright, some collaborators and occasional guest singers all of whom are acknowledged. The genre of music includes pop, country, rap, dance and even songs for musical theatre.
Why this name?
The name of the band is Laurence's Virtual Orchestral Sounds - LVOS
Do you play live?
Not any more.
How, do you think, does the internet (or mp3) change the music industry?
Music becomes more accessible with downloads available and may lead to more 'singles' becoming available from the major labels (like the good old days).
Would you sign a record contract with a major label?
Yes. If any Publisher or Artiste is interested all my songs on this website are available.
Band History:
For further details visit my web site at http://www.wrights-music.co.uk
Your influences?
Many and various. Antony Newley, Procol Harlem, ELO and more recently Garbage, Diane Krall and Katie Melua
Favorite spot?
There are too many beautiful places to pick on any one. But some of my best inspiration has come whilst holidaying in Italy
Equipment used:
A Korg Karma; Fatar SL760 keyboard with a Korg i5M and Hammond GM1000 modules. Roland VS8449; Eurorack MX1604A; tc eletronics Finalizer; tc Helicon voiceworks; Alesis MEQ230; a variety of CD players, minidiskplayers and tape recorders. And in software PC Powertracks Pro, Evolution Pro and Wavelite
Anything else...?
A special thanks to Ernie Ford for the inspiration his original poem gave which led to the composition of To Lazy Too Die.
He also wrote the play The Oath that composed the music for and which I hope to feature on this site in the near future.
He also wrote the play The Oath that composed the music for and which I hope to feature on this site in the near future.