"Hess Is More" is a danish band concocted up of a six-man group, under direction of "Mikkel Hess". They also have a number of reaccuring live-only appearances, making them sometimes as many as 8 people on stage, making for a very entartaining night. They're turning up here in stockholm at the Jazz-club "Fasching" this September on the 7:th, and I for one am anxiously awaiting it. Here are a couple of tunes to send your mouth watering for the main course.
Now for some more Danish firepower, in the form of the "Fagget Fairys", consisting of "Ena" on vocals and "Carla Cammila" soundmixing, produced by the Grammy-award winning "Rasmus Bille Bahncke". The story of these two women is a real love story for the ages, meeting at a night club in Copenhagen about two years ago, Carla being the DJ that night, Ena fell in love at first sight, bringing to mind that old song by that highly forgettable (latina-ish?) woman "Chenelle", who thankfully never made anything else. But now, this post isn't about failing artists, quite the opposite. She wanted to impress Carla so much that she ended up stage diving from the DJ Booth onto a beer bottle ending up with 15 stitches and a busted knee. At the time Carla was already in a relationship, but their love nor their music could be denied.
Ena came to a refugee camp in Denmark when she was only one year old, her family fleeing their home-country in turmoil, Yugoslavia. Her muslim upbringing has somewhat put her aback, since being homosexual she has been shunned by her family. But her different vocal talents inspired by her noble herritage has also been a big factor in their success, leading to interresting Club-folk mashes. This year they came with their first full length album, titled "Feed The Horse" and they're touring all over europe.
Here's a couple of tunes, the first being their hit-single "Feed The Horse" as well as the remix by "Gambit", the second being "Uzela" off their EP released in 2008.
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Also throwing in the Crystal-Meth Induced video for
"Feed The Horse"
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