| | Digital Bliss Vol. 1-Digital Bliss CD Digital Bliss Discography of CDs
Digital Bliss Productions and Boutique Electronique Records officially announce the release of the “Digital Bliss Vol. 1” Compilation CD.Digital Bliss Vol. 1 is designed to celebrate and promote some of our favorite talented female artists/vocalists and expose independent female electronic musicians, producers and vocalists from all genres of digital music. Gorgeous, ethereal voices of the current electronica movement float over downtempo, drum-n-bass, techno and ambient grooves. Artists are from San Francisco, Oakland, Los Angeles, Austin, Germany and Italy.The compilation features trip-hop symphonic landscapes from Artemis, Alu and Musetta, indie electro from Celeste Lear and Lila’s Medicine, ambient drum-n-bass from Divasonic with her signature flute stylings, alternative downtempo poptronica from Sutro and Return to Mono, live looping duo Loop!Station, ethereal IDM from Comfort Food, spiritual worldbeat from Bekka’s Frogland Orchestra, a bouncy techno song from the larger-than-life Alice Rose.Digital Bliss Productions was established in 2004 by Lynda Arnold to promote women electronic music producers, vocalists, instrumentalists and engineers as well as women who combine media and disciplines to create their own unique voice in the digital realm. Digital Bliss seeks to connect groups in the wildly varied Electronic music scene to create more community and cross-pollination in the Bay Area and subsequently on a Global Scale. Through performances, education, touring, compilation releases and blogging we share our new voices and music.Boutique Electronique Records was founded in 2005 by music producer/engineer Celeste Lear who wished to create a “Kinder, gentler label” to record, produce and market music/videos made by cutting edge musicians and producers around the world.The compilation artwork and layout was designed by Julian Flores from Live Life Culture clothing company (Livelifeculture.com), in San Francisco. Julian was inspired by the cat logo used for our 2005 festival event designed by Dave V. at Vanderkitten.com. Vanderkitten, a clothing and design company, has sponsored past Digital Bliss events and continues to promote the mission of Digital Bliss.Promotional tour dates and additional information related to Digital Bliss Vol. 1 will be updated at digitalblissproductions.com.CD will be released April 1st 2007 and will be available on iTunes, Rhapsody, CD Baby and Amoeba Records.Stay tuned, Lynda Arnold and Celeste Lear Digital Bliss Vol. 1-Digital Bliss Music Digital Bliss Vol. 1-Digital Bliss Songs | 1. | Peace And Melody - Musetta |
| 2. | Confessions To The Undertaker - Alu |
| 3. | Give Me Something - Return to Mono |
| 4. | We Will Not Haste - Divasonic |
| 5. | So They Say - Lila's Medicine |
| 6. | Chaos Among Us (DanceMix) - Bekka's Frogland Orchestra |
| 7. | The Way I Do - Celeste Lear |
| 8. | Sweeter - Loop!Station |
| 9. | Lagoon (Baba) - Artemis |
| 10. | Rare Bird - Alice Rose |
| 11. | Undying - Sutro |
| 12. | Lowk - Comfort Food |
|
Digital Bliss Vol. 1-Digital Bliss Review
GuidelinesRemember to focus your comments on Digital Bliss Vol. 1-Digital Bliss CD. Check our review guidelines for specific details regarding customer review policy. To submit your review, please fill out the above form and click "Submit Review." A staff member will then verify your review meets our guidelines. Upon approval, your review will be published within a few days. Please do not use this form to comment on web site errors or for order related questions. If you have concerns of this nature, please contact customer service by filling out this form.
Purchase Digital Bliss Vol. 1-Digital Bliss CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Amethystium Emblem CD (2006) Selected Pieces
Digital Bliss Vol. 1-Digital Bliss album
 $13.99   
Lyricist: Steve Hewitt.
| | Prodigy Fat Of The Land CD (1997)
Digital Bliss Vol. 1-Digital Bliss CD music
$9.79 
| | Four Horsemen Gettin' Pretty Good...At Barely Gettin' By CD (1996)
Digital Bliss Vol. 1-Digital Bliss music CDs
$9.59 
| | Prodigy Invaders Must Die CD (2009)
Digital Bliss Vol. 1-Digital Bliss songs
$12.15
| | Asian Club Night CD (2006) (Import) Germany
Digital Bliss Vol. 1-Digital Bliss album
$22.95
| | Massive Attack Protection CD (1994)
Digital Bliss Vol. 1-Digital Bliss CD music
$11.95 
| | Psychlopedia Term: Full On CD CD (2005) (Import)
Digital Bliss Vol. 1-Digital Bliss music CDs
$17.99
| | Mere Invention Of The Idle Mind CD (2006)
Digital Bliss Vol. 1-Digital Bliss songs
$15.95
| | Family Trio Mary What You Gonna Call Yo' Baby CD (2006)
Digital Bliss Vol. 1-Digital Bliss album
$11.49
| | Murderous Mix CD (2006)
Digital Bliss Vol. 1-Digital Bliss CD music
$10.15
| | Trance4m8 Compilation One CD (2007)
Digital Bliss Vol. 1-Digital Bliss music CDs
$11.39
| | Badfinga Say It Ain't So CD (2007)
Digital Bliss Vol. 1-Digital Bliss songs
$16.45
BadFinga, William G. Calhoun, was born in Amarillo Texas. Being a typical kid, who liked music, he was introduced to the sounds of the Sugarhill Gang, it was 1978. Two years later his family moved to Houston Texas. He was a resident of Westbury and a student at Anderson Elementary. This was the time of UTFO and The Double Dutch Bus. Soon, after his family moved over to Sharpstown where, he fell in with the creative flow of Eric B. & Rakim, Slick Rick, Fat Boys, Heavy D., and Doug E. Fresh. He was often in trouble at Ed White Elementary for beating on the desk and making his classmates jam to the beat. His last day of fifth grade is when his family moved yet again. This time the move was to Missouri City, Texas. Hunters Glen III was the neighborhood, sixth grade, M.C.J.H. was the school. Beat boxing in the bathroom was the thing to do. A question often came up in Mo. City Jail House (MCJH because that school had no windows) “who had the most bass William Calhoun or Eric Hurks.” There was no out beat boxing either one of the most jamming boxers at the Mo. If Badfinga was not beat boxing, pop locking, and break-dancing, he was practicing his scratching technique way before he even got to the eighth grade. You could often find young William trying to knock the roof off of his mom’s house in Briargate, instead of practicing his Bass Clarinet (concert band) or Tenor Sax (jazz band). Along came 1986 where Finga spent his Freshman year roaming the halls of Willowridge High jamming Public Enemy, Too Short, Steady B., Kwame, Rodney O & Joe Cooley, L.L. Cool J., Kool Moe Dee, Biz Marke, ...
| | New Wave Undercover CD (2007)
Digital Bliss Vol. 1-Digital Bliss album
$29.09
It was a time of skinny ties, flamboyant outfits, teased hair, flashy MTV videos and in-your-face attitude. Ah, a fond reflection of that priceless stamp in time called the New Wave era of popular music. It was a time well over a decade and a half ago when boy bands were kept to a strict minimum, “grunge” music hadn’t been dreamed of and hardcore rap was still in its infancy and peppered with harmless naïvety. Don’t tell me you don’t recall scrawling Duran Duran or Devo on your Junior High textbooks or that you didn’t secretly hum “People Are People” on the school ...
| | 2 Big Face In The Glass CD (2009)
Digital Bliss Vol. 1-Digital Bliss CD music
$10.35
|
|
|
Email a Friend
