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Max Pashm is a collective of U.K based Jewish, Greek & Balkan musicians.
The Max Pashm sound is a unique blend of traditional Greek/Balkan/Gypsy & Klezmer music, fused with hi energy electronic beats & digitally manipulated fx.
Max Pashm performs worldwide and are renowned for their exciting, uplifting and innovative live shows.
The main force behind the project ‘ Max Pashm’ himself, continues to perform on a solo basis, as well as with his full band..
Max Pashm first rose to fame in the late nineties with his debut album ‘Weddings, Bar-mitzvahs & Funerals’ released on Sony Music in 1997.
He thrilled audiences worldwide with his unique blend of sequenced beats, fused with his live percussion and Greek, Hebrew & English vocals.
As one of the early pioneers of world/fusion music, he went on to work with Nitin Sawhney, Levellers and has remixed artists including Ekova, Ska Cubano, Sex Pistols to name but a few.
His groundbreaking Kritika/Dance song ‘Queen of Sikim’ from the first album charted across Europe.
After a short break following the birth of his daughter, Max formed the ‘Max Pashm Band.’.
The band is a collective of ‘Greek/Balkan & Klezmer’ musicians, which combined with Max’s blistering electronic beats/percussion and vocals,, forms a very powerful and uplifting fusion of the old & new,both on stage and on CD.
Max also remixes other artists, as he has done since the late nineties and compiles compilations for Nascente Records, including the recent release ‘Beginners guide to Greece’.
The long awaited new album ‘Never mind the Balkans – Here’s Max Pashm ‘ will be officially released on May 26th 2008.
The album will be released on the band’s own label ‘Elektrikos/Organikos Records in the U.K and with Mosaic Music (france) in mainland Europe, as well as through the ‘Max Pashm Shop’.
Antiworld In Collaboration With Coast II Coast Present: We Love Infected 001 - The Launch Party! The Summer Session! Saturday 09 August 2008 Blast Off : 09.00pm - Re-Entry : 07.00am @ The London Coronet Theatre
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26-28 New Kent Road, Elephant & Castle, London, SE1 6TJ!!! (Plus After Hour @ The Factory / 65 Gooding Street, Vauxhall, London, SE11 5AW)!!! 2200 Capacity Venue! 4 Rooms Of Music! 4 International Live Acts! 37 DJs @ Work! The Best Sound System! Massive Lighting, Visuals And Laser Show! 3D Decors!
Music Styles: "Rock & Rave" Psychedelic Rock, Future Electronic Music, Psychedelic Trance, Psychedelic Hard Dance, Techno, Minimal Techno, London Techno, Breakbeat, Psy Breaks, Chill Out...
Headliners Main Stage: Infected Mushroom Live Concert (Full Band Live Show With 4 Members) Amit Duvdevani (Singer) Erez Eisen (Keyboards) Rogerio Jardim (Drums) Erez Netz (Guitar)!!! www. coastiicoastent. com
Psy Craft - UK Album Launch (HOMmega Productions) Talamasca DJ Set (Aka DJ Lestat France) Compressor Live (24/7 Records Australia) Dejavoo DJ Set (Transient Records UK)
I hope you will be able to make our concert on June 27th at Wiltons Music Hall.
We'll joined by the amazing accordionist Milos Milivojevic and tango dancers Yohann Le Grande and Sophie Milner.
We'll be playing our versions of Gypsy, Balkan, Jewish and Tango classics as well as new compositions written for us by Ben Oliver and Robert Fokkens. we'll be playing our version of Misirlou!
Hope to see you there!
Meg, Laura and Harriet x
Kosmos perform at Wiltons Music Hall in aid of the Sam and Ruby charity. www. samandruby. com Friday June 27th. Doors open 7.00pm and concert starts 7.45pm. Tickets £20 on the door, £15 if bought in advance. Box office - 0207 226 5647 or email kosmos@kosmosensemble.com Wiltons Music Hall, Grace's Alley, off Ensign Street, E1 8JP
Kali Spera Max, just calling by to say hi. Sean I will be in Brighton briefly mid Sept, will you be there? Perhaps a few Long-Island teas, might go down well???!! We won't need the washi