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- Ode to Boy
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- The Deejay (Radio Edit)
- Boulevard of Broken Dreams
- No One Is To Blame (Coronation Extended Mix)
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Evan Cowden by Evan Cowden
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fave it Dance | Pop Crossover
4 tracks | 17 minutes
Released Aug 2002
on Evan Cowden
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Unique, distinctive, VOCAL electronica with a strong pop crossover appeal.
Bio / Background
After growing up in a small town in the heart of America's west, Evan Cowden attended the prestigious Berklee College of Music on a Professional Vocal Scholarship. There he studied along side artists such as Paula Cole and Layla Hathaway.
After leaving Berklee in 1990, Evan began to search for a sound...a sound that would set him apart. He turned to the late night club scenes of Los Angeles and New York and this is where he found it... NU ELECTRO. Evan Cowden is poised to be a leader in the emergence of the nu electro sound popping up all over The United States and Europe.
Strongly influenced by the post-modern/new wave movements of the early 1980's, and inspired by vocalists such as Jimmy Somerville, Lisa Stansfield, Alison Moyet, and Andrew Bell; Evan Cowden has succeeded in drawing from the heavy synth-pop arrangements of Vince Clarke and The Pet Shop Boys, blending them with contemorary House and R&B flavor, to create a style all his own.
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