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Live Review: MoonwalkerThe Moroccan Lounge   Los Angeles, CA 

Web: listentomoonwalker.com

Contact: romy@bighassle.com

Players: Harry Springer, vocals, guitar; Alicia Vigil, bass; Joan Daewin, drums

Material: Moonwalker is Guns N' Roses meets Led Zeppelin—who have dinner with Deep Purple. The music is loud, hard and in your face. They are reminiscent of the older jam bands of the ‘70s and ‘80s and have that spark to make it happen. Although they didn’t “jam it up” too much, the potential for it was there. The songs have a hard rock foundation, in the style of Zeppelin; A progressive rock layer on top of that, as with Deep Purple; and a raspy, colorful vocal frosting to finish things off.

Musicianship: The musicianship was excellent. Vigil was on point all night and she knew it. She stroked the audience in every which way while she grooved to every beat. Together with Daewin, they had the audience eating out of their hands as they laid down some incredible backdrops for Springer to paint on. One of the best rhythm sections of late. 

Performance: It started out flat, but slowly built its way up and ended in great fashion. Springer is a prodigious frontman and really knows how to handle a crowd. He made the “show” happen and he had the right crew to help him achieve it. Great drumming, great bass play and a great frontman make for an entertaining show. 

Summary: Moonwalker is edgy and fun and they’re ready to Rock out at any time. They are extremely fun to watch and the music is strong and tasteful (just not for everyone). Tunes like the bass/drum-driven “Doombox” and the Guns N' Roses-sounding “Disturbed Suburbia” will have you grooving in your seat and stomping the ground you’re standing on. “Tear Down the Wall” will take you back to the Led Zep days of yesteryear, and Springer will keep you there. “Turn Off This Song” will funk you out and the breakdown will make you sigh and say, “This is very cool!” Moonwalker brought the jams all the way from New York City and didn’t disappoint. Check them out now! – Pierce Brochetti

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ROSTR launches free Music Industry Jobs BoardOnline music industry database Rostr has launched a free Music Industry Jobs Board. It’s free for employers to post an option position. While many of ROSTR’s core userbase are companies in. Continue reading
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How much money do musicians make on TikTok? (and how do they make it?)Here’s a complete guide on maximizing your TikTok music and what you can’t expect to get paid for your success. by Philip Kinsher of Disc Makers Blog TikTok has taken. Continue reading
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Solid State Logic Releases B-DYN 500 Series Module The B-DYN module builds on the success of the recent 4K B plug-in, taking the SSL sound back to its roots once again, with a faithful recreation of the original SL 4000B consoles dynamic section in 500 Series format.Featuring fixed compression ratios -  2:1, 4:1 & 10:1 with an additional 'DS' mode, fixed release times - DS, .2, .4, .8, 1.6 & renowned 'auto', auto make-up gain, sidechain high pass filter and so much more, the B-DYN allows producers and engineers to add heavily coloured, grabby, saturated compression from one of the rarest studio consoles ever made to their toolkit. 

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Paramore at the Kia ForumPhotos by Zachary Gray

Paramore are currently on the second leg of their North American tour in support of their seventh studio album This Is Why. During the final of two shows at The Kia Forum in Los Angeles, they invited Bethany Cosentino and Rico Nasty to share the stage with them.

Following a set than spanned their greatest hits such as "That's What You Get", "Decode", "Rose Colored Boy", and "Last Hope", Paramore invited Best Coast's Bethany Cosentino on stage to perform "Big Man, Little Dignity" which features on their latest album, This Is Why. Joining the likes of PinkPantheress, and Lil Uzi Vert, they invited their "brand new friend" Rico Nasty on stage for "Misery Business."

rico nasty came out for misery business at the paramore concert, this SHIT HAD MY CREMAING pic.twitter.com/N4ZTlz1nHV— Pooh Sheistenberg (@CultureSwine) July 21, 2023

Setlist 

You First

The News

That's What You Get

Playing God

Caught in the Middle

Rose-Colored Boy(With snippet of “I Wanna Dance With Somebody)

Running Out of Time

Decode

Last Hope

Big Man, Little Dignity(with Bethany Cosentino)

Liar

Crystal Clear(Hayley Williams song) (Intro “Lovers or Friends”)

Hard Times(With snippet of Blondie’s “Heart of Glass”)

Told You So

Figure 8

The Only Exception

Crave

Baby(HalfNoise cover)

Misery Business(with Rico Nasty)

Ain't It Fun

Encore:

Still Into You

This Is Why

Excerpted by Tyler Damara Kelly

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