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It's Great to be Fine by Antizario
fave it - samplethe Devil Theory
- sampleMadame Butterfly
- samplePolygamy and Plastic feat. Flip Kuma
- sampleShock and Awe
- sampleMustachio's Seduction by Candlelight (Intermission 1)
- sampleGo Find Yourself feat. Ana Miura
- sampleI'm Lost
- sampleJump the Shark
- sampleCan You Feel It? feat. Ritallin
- sampleMovie Trivia (Intermission 2)
- sampleA Fine Piece of Sound
Their debut CD blends jazz, electronica, ambient soundscapes, hip-hop, drum n’ bass and afrobeat to create a sound that is equally at-home in sophisticated martini lounges, movie soundtracks, college radio and jazz clubs.
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Bio / Background
“We’re music nerds and we have a lot of gear; it’s just what came out” admits bassist Ash when asked about Antizario’s sound and new record. Antizario was formed in 2003 by Chris Naylor (Guitars, Trumpet and Effects), Dave Halabisky (Saxophones, Keys and Flute), Ash Shabnavard (Upright and Electric Bass, Samples and Effects) and Alan Reain (Drum Kit, Percussion and Programming) and built a following by playing clubs in the Ottawa and Montreal areas.
Antizario hit the studio in 2006 to cut their debut record, “It’s Great to be Fine,” which blends jazz, electronica, ambient soundscapes, hip-hop, drum n’ bass and afrobeat to create a sound that is equally at-home in sophisticated martini lounges, movie soundtracks, college radio and jazz clubs. The self-produced disc was mixed by Chris Naylor and mastered by Ryan Morey (Arcade Fire, Bedouin Soundclash, Kid Koala, Amon Tobin, etc.).
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