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Interview with Above & Beyond from About: Dance
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nugga
This was a really interesting interview done about a month ago, thought i'd pass it on since we are mentioned in it as well. :)

http://dancemusic.about.com/od/remi...veBeyondInt.htm

"The proof of the pudding really is the amazing reaction this record gets in clubs. It's rather ironic fot a bunch of people on a night out to sing along at the top of their voices to such a sad and tragic story, but believe me they do. We've got some footage that my girlfriend filmed of the crowd in that NY club that used to go by Twilo and you can actually hear people singing on top of the record which is just something.As musicians what we're trying to do is to put stuff out that hits a chord and it gives people something to sing. It gives them words that maybe they want to sing but they hadn't thought of them before. That's the beauty of what we do."

- Above & Beyond discussing male vocals and their hit single "Alone Tonight"

Club Spirit formally Twilo! They're talking about when they came to Spirit back in April! I still have that video on my hard drive as well. Yeaaaah NYC represent!
yankeeBaby
haha thats funny that they mention that night when the club was so empty. Imagine if a full crowd was there, we would have blown their ears out! :crazy:

I remember that moment, tho, it was right after I was feeling better (rough night), and I got my ass on the dance floor just in time, and sang my lungs out!! :tongue2

I cant wait for them to come back!
nugga
I know. :D Out of all nights, and all the places they've played all over the world over the years, they chose the not so packed night at Spirit as an example of how to sing over a vocal. :) Pretty fkin awesome!
BiG MiKE
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Originally posted by nugga
This was a really interesting interview done about a month ago, thought i'd pass it on since we are mentioned in it as well. :)

http://dancemusic.about.com/od/remi...veBeyondInt.htm

"The proof of the pudding really is the amazing reaction this record gets in clubs. It's rather ironic fot a bunch of people on a night out to sing along at the top of their voices to such a sad and tragic story, but believe me they do. We've got some footage that my girlfriend filmed of the crowd in that NY club that used to go by Twilo and you can actually hear people singing on top of the record which is just something.As musicians what we're trying to do is to put stuff out that hits a chord and it gives people something to sing. It gives them words that maybe they want to sing but they hadn't thought of them before. That's the beauty of what we do."

- Above & Beyond discussing male vocals and their hit single "Alone Tonight"

Club Spirit formally Twilo! They're talking about when they came to Spirit back in April! I still have that video on my hard drive as well. Yeaaaah NYC represent!


What page is it on :p
StanVoid
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RS: I want to ask you about the song "Alone Tonight" which was a radio hit over here in the US. Was that about a specific situation or is that a more general song?
A&B: It was written when I was going out with a Canadian girl who I'd known for a long, long time, and she was very, very beautiful model. I was in a kind of relationship where I really wanted to be in it because I'd invested so much emotional energy in it but yet there was something at the core of it which wasn't really working and we had another big bust up. I drove all the way back from Devon and that's when the words came to me and I literally in the studio on Monday wrote it. It's a kind of stream of vitriol about the very unhappy situation and relationship that I was in at at the time. The same girl in a very similar situation that led to "Faster in Love" which is a similar sort of vibe.


lol FASTER in love, i'd say that's far from correct :stongue:
nugga
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Originally posted by BiG MiKE
What page is it on :p


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