Gulli Briem Discography of CDs

Gulli Briem songs Whole generations of musicians grew up with the music of MEZZOFORTE and countless radio and TV programs were backed by their subjects -. From the BBC up to the weather forecast for the Russian Pacific Fleet, as the band found out recently at a festival appearance in Vladivostok in 2006 extended the three founding members Eythor Gunnarsson, Johann Asmundsson and Gulli Briem the band around the saxophonist Oskar Gudjonsson, guitarist Bruno Mueller and the trumpeter Sebastian Studnitzky what the sound of the group adds a new color. This mix of band history, and creates tensions fresh blood and new energy through this countless club and festival appearances between Oslo and Tokyo, Cape Town and Moscow-knit collective. On their new album sounds ISLANDS MEZZOFORTE that now exist in 35 years a lot of acoustic, as one would expect. Instead we hear the genius at the keyboard more often Eythor Gunnarsson on the wing. The drums of Gulli Briem jazzy sounds, Bruno M�ller guitar sparks and smacks clubbig have the horns and get clearances for characteristic solos and Johann Asmundsson holds the whole together with its groovy bass. ISLANDS is a perfect fusion plate? Yes, but what about all this categorization! MEZZOFORTE is a wonderful record succeeded. With music, the timeless beauty and wonderfully relaxed ...

Gulli Briem CD discography Recording information: Puk Studios, Denmark. Arranger: Mezzoforte. Personnel: Fridrik Karlsson (guitar); Kare Kolve (saxophone); Jens Petter Antonsen (trumpet, flugelhorn); Eythor Gunnarsson (keyboards); Gulli Briem (drums); Celio de Carvalho (percussion). Audio Mixer: Peter Iversen.

Gulli Briem albums Liner Note Author: Andrew Missingam. Recording information: MOnkey Fields, Apavellir (01/1995-??/1995); Rock Mine Studio, Reykjavik, Iceland (01/1995-??/1995). Arrangers: Andrew Missingam; Eythor Gunnarsson. Personnel: Tracie Ackerman (vocals); Fridrik Karlsson (guitar); Gulli Briem (berimbau, marimba, drums, tambourine, hand claps, percussion, programming, sampler); Sigurdur Flosason (alto flute, bass flute, bass clarinet); Veigar Margeirsson (trumpet); Eythor Gunnarsson (piano, Fender Rhodes piano, keyboards, mini-Moog synthesizer); Andrew Missingam (synthesizer, programming, sampler); Johann Asmundsson (bass guitar, fretless bass, hand claps, bass programming). Audio Mixers: Oskar Pall ...

Gulli Briem music CDs Just as the East Coast claims ownership of the best in straight-ahead jazz, pop fusion is often considered indigenous to the West Coast. Who would ever suspect that you could find any of the latter emanating from Iceland? But that's exactly where you find the punchy four-piece unit Mezzoforte. The recording time of this debut was split between Reykjavik and Los Angeles, with West Coast hornmen Ernie Watts, Jerry Hey, and Steve Tavaglione contributing to ...

Gulli Briem discography Recording information: Maison Rouge (08/1983-09/1983); Power Plant, London, England (08/1983-09/1983). Personnel: Chris Cameron, Shady Calver (vocals); Fridrik Karlsson (guitar, percussion); Kristin Svavarsson (saxophone, percussion); Martin Dobson (saxophone); Steve Sidwell, Stuart Brooks (trumpet); Eythor Gunnarsson (keyboards, percussion); Gulli Briem (drums, percussion); Louis Jardim, Johann Asmundsson (percussion).

Gulli Briem CD discography Personnel: Jamie Talbot, Stan Sulzmann (saxophone); David Wilczewski, Andy Snitzer (tenor saxophone); Simon Gardener, Derek Watkins (trumpet); Wolfgang Haffner (drums); Jacob Andersen, Thomas Dyani (percussion). Mezzoforte: Fridrik Karlsson (guitars); Eythor Gunnarsson (keyboards); Johann Asmundsson (bass instrument); Gulli Briem (drums).

Gulli Briem albums Arranger: Geoff Calver. Personnel: Ellen Kristjansdottir (vocals); Fridrik Karlsson (acoustic guitar, electric guitar, classical guitar); Ron Asprey, Kristin Svavarsson (saxophone); Eythor Gunnarsson (Fender Rhodes piano, keyboards); Björn Thorarensen (keyboards); Johann Asmundsson (bass guitar); Gulli Briem (drums, percussion); Bobby Harrison (congas); Louis Jardim (percussion).

Gulli Briem music CDs New pop chanteuse Svala hails from Iceland but admits she has a completely different sound than Bjork. Her debut "The Real Me" has vocal production similar to Cher's "Believe" and sounds like a genetically designed hybrid of Britney Spears, Jennifer Lopez, Christina Aguilera, and Jessica Simpson. At some point the production styles used here will seem commonplace and manipulative. That time is not far away, but Svala will probably be a hit at Radio Disney ...