furiousBall
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Take away the array of bombastic pop songs, separate them from the ugly noises and you end up with this; mood music from heaven. furiousBall doesn't just create music, he shapes it. By drawing a bit from jazz, a bit from funk, drips from reggae and then mixing it up, furiousBall moulds his music around his own personality rather than someone else's.
There is a singular touch to furiousBall's songs that captivate, regardless of one's previous musical tastes. Soft, gentle and very atmospheric, furiousBall insists on making music that speaks to the heart and soul rather than just the head. Inspiration comes "from anything really – The Giving Tree by Shel Silverstein, the funny way someone laughs, Kurt Vonnegut books, Kurt Cobain, the way my son laughs or some graffiti under a bridge somewhere. If you only let music be influenced by music," he says, "you're not creating art – you're a parrot."
[vibewire.net article 11/1/03 by Sukrit Sabhlok]
There is a singular touch to furiousBall's songs that captivate, regardless of one's previous musical tastes. Soft, gentle and very atmospheric, furiousBall insists on making music that speaks to the heart and soul rather than just the head. Inspiration comes "from anything really – The Giving Tree by Shel Silverstein, the funny way someone laughs, Kurt Vonnegut books, Kurt Cobain, the way my son laughs or some graffiti under a bridge somewhere. If you only let music be influenced by music," he says, "you're not creating art – you're a parrot."
[vibewire.net article 11/1/03 by Sukrit Sabhlok]
Why this name?
when my wife and I discovered we were having a baby, a pregnancy website described our baby as being "a furiousball of dividing cells..."
Do you play live?
Don't play live anymore except to sit in with other bands now and then.
How, do you think, does the internet (or mp3) change the music industry?
It allows artists to get their music to more people.
Would you sign a record contract with a major label?
Sure, I'm willing to take anyone's money.
Your influences?
Tommy Guerrero, Six Degrees Records, Santana, Prince
Favorite spot?
any where on a big body of water
Equipment used:
Yamaha Motif, Paul Reed Smith Guitars, Sonar for recording, Line 6 PodXT