Uriel

There are multiple artists named Uriel. 1. Uriel was a four piece psychedelic/progressive rock band formed in London, UK in 1967. The original lineup consisted of David L. Stewart on organ, Mont Campbell on bass and vocals, Clive Brooks on drums and guitarist Steve Hillage. The latter left Uriel in 1968 and the remaining trio renamed themselves Egg. 2. Uriel is death metal band formed in 1998. in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina.

1. Uriel was a four piece psychedelic/progressive rock band formed in London, UK in 1967. The original lineup consisted of David L. Stewart on organ, Mont Campbell on bass and vocals, Clive Brooks on drums and guitarist Steve Hillage. The latter left Uriel in 1968 and the remaining trio renamed themselves Egg.

2. Uriel is death metal band formed in 1998. in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina.

3. Producer and DJ, Uriel Yehezkel, started out big. His first single - ?White weed', was critically acclaimed after being played by Armin Van-Buuren on his popular radio program ?A state of trance' (2003). Later on, his hard work was recognized by Marcus Shultz, who played the single ?Horizon' on his radio program ?Global DJ Broadcast' from Ibiza. The last single to be played in a DJ radio program was Uriel's crazy break beat piece ? ?Fieldox', played by Mat Darey on ?Nocturnal'.

Up until now, Uriel released 10 singles in major record labels around the world including Bonzai, Morphosis, Baroque Records and AD Music. As a producer/DJ Uriel is characterized with a unique style of progressive and electro house, played live, with emphasis on deep and emotional melodies together with special beats, vibes and energy. In his unusual live performances, Uriel brings his whole studio workspace with him ? Guitars, Synths and drum set, all to create an electric one man show.

As producer, Uriel has turned to other genres, writing and producing the world music record ? ?Culture Shift' (Released - fall 2009). The album combines live instrument recordings (Persian violin, Nay flute, Darbuka, Vocal textures with bass, acoustic and electric guitars), along with electronic and synth created sounds. The record in its whole is influenced by genres such as Jazz Fusion, Electronic Rock, Movie soundtracks, Arab and Ethnic music, and Uriel travels through them and mixes them up all through the cultural journey.
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Uriel's success, along with the album's, has long left the boundaries of Israel - being nominated for three categories (album of the year, artist and new discovered artist), in the ?Schallwall Music Awards'(Gernamy) ? Summer 2009.