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Published: May 7, 2009 10:18 PM EST
By: Isaac Davis Jr., MBA
(Juniorscave.com)

New Music Spotlight
May 2009 Edition


FutureKind





     

FutureKind
Photo by Jen Schleicher

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Fans of Electronica music are in for a real treat when they heard the unique sounds of FutureKind. A mix between pop, trip-hop, jazz, dub, and world music, the four-piece band has created something that fans will soon not forget. In a recent spotlight with the members of FutureKind, our Webzine gets the 411 on the music and magic behind the band.

Isaac: How do you sum up 2008 for FutureKind?

FutureKind: 2008 was a very productive and fun year for us. We played out regularly and worked on audiovisual elements to improve our stage show. We also filmed a steam-punk inspired video for our single Hideaway, in full Victorian attire.

Isaac: What do you feel was your biggest accomplishment for 2008?

FutureKind: In October 2008, we released out first EP, called Surround.

Isaac: Elaborate on the concept behind FutureKind.

FutureKind: Futurekind strives to create an elegant blend of warm sequencing, dynamic live instrumentation and dreamy vocals for a refreshingly unique soundscape.

Isaac: Describe the music scene in Phoenix, Arizona.

FutureKind: Phoenix has a plethora of unique, talented bands in every genre. The big issue here is exposure: although there are great venues here, they a few and isolated. Unlike other cities (even Tucson!), there is no central area or street to hear good music. You really have to be well-connected to know where and when local bands play. So, the talent is here, the fans are here, but Phoenix lacks the infrastructure to bring them together.

Isaac: Elaborate a little about whom were your biggest influences in the music industry and why?

FutureKind: Everyone in the band, of course, brings with them their own influences, which would be too exhaustive to list here. Suffice to say, we have been most often compared to Massive Attack, Portishead, Hooverphonic, and Björk.


Thalia-By Chadwick Fowler

Isaac: Let's talk about what you feel you will bring to the music industry?

FutureKind: We feel we can bring an intelligent, creative element to pop and dance music. We think there is a misconception, in general, that pop and dance music exists mostly in the form of commodity, a product made by an industry rather than a work made by an artist; something to listen to at a club and forget the next day. So, we're trying to change that idea by creating music that is pop-based, but unique and creative.

Isaac: If you had an opportunity to work with one artist or group, who would it be and why?

FutureKind: Peter Gabriel, for his innovation and support of artists around the world.

Isaac: How would you describe your music to others?

FutureKind: An elegant blend of electronic, pop, trip-hop, jazz, dub, and world music. Innovative and experimental, yet at the same time organic and melodic.

Isaac: What is your definition for Electronic/Dance/DJ Music?

FutureKind: We hate to regulate music as is either "this" or "that." So, maybe the simplest answer is the best: electronic music is music with electronic elements; dance music is music you can dance to; and DJ music is music played by a DJ. Simple as that.

Isaac: What type of feedback have you received from your EP "Surround"?

FutureKind: We've gotten a lot of great feedback about the EP, from local press like Phoenix New Times and Java Magazine, as well as friends and fans.


Gabe- By Chadwick Fowler

Isaac: Where can fans locate you at online?

FutureKind: Please check our MySpace page for song samples: www.myspace.com/futurekind

Our website is: www.futurekind.net

Our EP can be purchased at: http://cdbaby.com/cd/futurekind

You can watch our video for Hideaway here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8CuO_FAYQRA

Isaac: What can fans expect from FutureKind in 2009?

FutureKind: In the fall, we are planning on taping a video for our new song All Done. We will continue playing out regularly, including out of town shows and festivals.

Isaac: Time for some shout outs to your family, friends, and fans?

FutureKind: We sincerely appreciate all of the support we have received from our family, friends and fans. They are the best!

Isaac: Final words from FutureKind?

FutureKind: The world needs more unique, creative music. Try us on for size!





The Official Website of FutureKind
www.futurekind.net



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