Nobody Cares Show #39 Gena Mason, Velocita, Prince of Rap

Nobody Cares Show #39 Gena Mason, Velocita, Prince of Rap


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Gena Mason

featured song "Abandoned City"


Alternative rock

New York City/Los Angeles/Washington, DC


Gena Mason writes, sings, and plays guitar, bass, keyboards, drums, drum machine, and other percussion. She has graced stages in New York, NY; Los Angeles; Seattle; San Francisco; Washington, D.C.; Austin, TX; Nashville, TN; Portland, OR; Pittsburgh, PA; Olympia, WA; Boise, ID; Burlington, VT; and Santa Cruz, CA. Her music has been in rotation on college and community radio in Los Angeles, Portland, Olympia, Provincetown, and online. Gena first gained notoriety as an outspoken poet in New York, where she has frequently shared bills with downtown luminaries. Gena Mason played her first rock gig (in 2000) in Hollywood, CA; predicted the terrorist attacks of 2001 (after receiving dream premonitions for more than a year); was abducted by a religious cult; has lived in shelters; has sung with members of Blondie and Guns N' Roses; is descended from a line of preachers and a Tuskegee Airman; is a practicing Witch; has had 40 or 50 jobs, ranging from editor to exotic dancer; and writes songs inspired by her experiences.


more info on the web at:


Myspace.com/genamason

GenaMason.com


gena@genamason.com (Gena)


July 13 at Armand's Silver Spring (Silver Spring, MD)




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Velocita

featured song "Florian 1.0"


Electronic

Los Angeles, CA


Inspired by the color, speed, and dynamism of the Futurist Art movement, Velocita is DJ-Producing duo that seeks to explore the possibilities of electronic music creation given the resources of the Digital Age. Velocita is rooted in the Italian word and idea for ëspeed,í drafting for itself a direct translation. Two prodigal sons of Southern California, Velocita delves into the dark caverns of a Neo-Renaissance of electronic dynamism, revitalizing the tenets of energy, movement, and most importantly, sensation provocation. Using a red, black, and white color scheme, Velocita identifies itself with a Post-Industrial suave nostalgic in the spirituality of the nomadic human mind and soul. Music for musicís sake, ìVelocita wants to sing the love of danger, the habit of energy and rashness.î The institution of music shall be abolished with its replacement being the artistic, literary poetry of Velocita. The duo defines itself as such: The Sound and The Fury, summoning the transcendent, electronic tones audibly and manifesting this music into a rhythmic flurry of dance and energy for all audiences. The idea of Velocita is not so much progression, but instead the unifying power of modernismís progress in its digitization of both music and the soul.


more info on the web at:


Myspace.com/velocitamusic


kmmckenz@me.com (Kyle)



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Prince of Rap

featured song "Rock Ya Body"


Hip Hop/Rap

Yonkers, New York


I've been writing songs for about 10 years. Im 20 years old. I write my own material, record my own material, and make most of my beats/instrumentals.



more info on the web at:


MySpace.com/princeofrap26



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