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Hello all,

I just signed up and I look forward to mixing and networking with you all.  I'm David, and I'm a synthpop musician.  My new album, Calliope, is hot off the presses.  Please drop by my area and check out some of the tracks.

Good to have you aboard, drop your NWR URL and you'll get more visits

That would be

http://www.nowhereradio.com/davidvesel

I think.  

Yeppers

More links available under 'get links' in your Artist Administration.

New ones you can substitute inwr.com for nowhereradio.com!

Hello David welcome to NoWhere.
Wow you're on your 5th album I'm impressed.

Took a listen to the 3 tracks you have up here, very accomplished definately a Depeche Mode thing going on there (which is never a bad thing in my books). There's a nice confidence about your stuff your sound harks back to the synth pop of the 80's but the more quality synth pop (although I did spot a reference to Stock Aiken & Waterman in your influences arhhhh but each to there own lol).

Stained Glass is a great song, really good it has a great feel to it and out of the three this one worked the best for me. All in all good stuff I like it keep em coming.

Cheers
Mani

I will check out your tunes

pathros

Hey :
I checked out the tunes, they are not my style, but
they sound very well mixed and well played.
The vocal and lyrics also sound good and well thought out

One of the best parts of internet music scene is
checking out new music, and meeting new artists.
I'm sure you will find many synthpop musician's
and fan's here.

later
pathros

Pathros,

That's okay, the great thing about the Internet is that there's such a wide variety of stuff.  But I'm glad you saw positives in the production.

Mani,

Yup, I'm a sucker for cheap disco.    Actually, what I liked about SAW were their production values.  Plus very upbeat and happy dance music.  When they're not writing the songs, their production can really do wonders.  E.g. Compare Dead or Alive's SAW albums to the ones they produced themselves.  The SAW-produced albums are clearly superior.  SAW didn't leave any holes -- their production is very busy, but it still works and fits together very well.  However, I haven't heard anything they've done since Kylie Minogue's first album and the Donna Summer album in 1990.

And, just to defend my credibility, I too despise Rick Astley, no matter who produces him.