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wOMANI_iN_pANIC - buy digital:

Working on:

Woman In PAnic - Sad-o-Matic single

REMIXES:

Prodigy - omen (woman in panic remix)
Digitalism - taken away (woman in panic remix)
The longcut - repeated (woman in panic remix)
the Whip - fire (woman in panic remix)
Tokyo Police Club - graves (woman in panic remix)
MAU - cum sexy cum (woman in panic remix)
LA fereration Ltd - 2 worlds apart (woman in panic remix)
Cartell 70 - Poder (woman in panic remix)
BlackStrobe - Italian Fireflies (woman in panic remix)
You Should Go Ahead - Like when i was seventeen (woman in panic remix)

REMIXED:

Pleasure from the stars - Beat Laden remix
When i saw You - Alex Costa remix
When I saw you - Alexx Wolfe remix
When I saw you - Panic partners remix
When I saw U - Ideas for muscles (version)
When I saw you - Pitch boys remix
Eve-o-Matic - Tokyo arcade remix
Instead Of making bleed - Alexx Wolfe remix

Others:

Minimaizer - Against this track feat. Woman In Panic
Minimaizer - Untitled feat. Woman In Panic
Woman In Panic - She plays guitar feat. Rat Rider

wOMANI_iN_pANIC - Bio:

THIS IS MY STORY as I know it. I can’t be more honest with you and I don’t want to pretend that I’m different just because I’m an artist, but sometimes I feel a little disconnected to the world…

I was born on the 1st of February, 1975, Lisbon, Portugal. My Horoscope, that actually looks more like a Horror Scope, talks about the tendency to criminal acts and the possibility of accidents with electricity (you can’t imagine how many times I've been electrocuted).

WHAT IS YOUR RELATIONSHIP TO MUSIC?

Since the day of my conception I’ve been listening to music. My Father was a musician in the sixties and I believe that he always dreamt that I became a musician. My name is Pedro Gabriel, a tribute to Peter Gabriel, one of his favorite musicians of all time.

WHAT ARE YOUR INFLUENCES?

In my early years, I was bombarded with the sound of bands like Yes, Genesis, Alan Parsons Project, Mike Oldfield, etc… As far as I remember, the first time I enjoyed music was at the age of 6, with Duran Duran, due to my sister’s influence (who is 9 years older than I). How could I be so naive at that age? So, the arpeggios became a part of my life, my major addiction.

WHEN DID YOU START PLAYING MUSIC?

I got my first guitar at the age of 14, it was a birthday present and since that day my life changed. I stopped skating, I stopped playing computer, I lost a couple of friends and I played guitar as much as I could. But I still watched horror movies and the Hitchcock series on TV…

WHEN DID YOU START PLAYING IN A BAND?

When I was 16 years old I had my first band. I was the youngest, and I was deeply influenced by the rest of the musicians. They introduced me to New Wave and Suburban Depressive Rock. Suddenly bands like The Cure, Killing Joke, Fields of the Nefphilim and The Chameleons were my favorite ones.

TELL US ABOUT YOUR FIRST ALBUM

In 1997 I recorded my first album! I had to assume production with the other guitarist since there was no budget for the Canadian producer. It was a great experience! A half year later, the band wasn’t happy with the “underground metal scene” in Portugal and we were a bit tired of waiting for record labels, so we decided to learn more about production and we changed the name and style of the band. I bought a computer with a soundcard and I stayed locked up in my house, without going out, for 2 weeks, learning about midi programming.

HOW DID YOU GET TO THIS PROJECT?

In the year 2000, I decided to participate in a contest called “Young Creators”, with 100% digital music. This was the beginning of Woman In Panic, initially called Fizz (my favorite ice cream of all time). Some of the tracks are in this album…After that, I just kept on working on new tracks. At first, the rhythm of production was slow, but in the last 3 years the desire of putting a record out made me work harder and harder, leading to the composition of more songs with vocals. My personal life changed direction and I was spending all my time on this project, in between gigs, rehearsals, recordings with You Should Go Ahead (my other band) and my current job (as an architect for the city council of Lisbon). I finished the record and here it is! I’m happy with it and I hope you’re enjoying it as you’re reading this…