gilli moon is a Hollywood based Australian singer-songwriter, who delivers music, art and a brave sense of self-expression in her energetic, sensual and expressive performances and recordings. Her restless creativity and rebellious nature continually urge the artist to push the envelope when writing a song, recording in the studio, on stage, painting a canvas, or with whatever she touches.

Born in Milan Italy, and raised on solar power in the wilderness "bush" just north of Sydney, Australia, gilli moon is a force to be reckoned with in the music industry worldwide. She lives in Hollywood, California, but always calls Australia home. For the past 10 years, Gilli (pronounced as with a "J") has been one of Australia's most influential and iconic figures based in the USA, forging an independent path before anyone knew what "indie" was. As an Artist and Songwriter, she has produced and released 5 studio music albums of her original music, to critical acclaim, released several EPs and singles, written hundreds of songs, winning songwriting and artist awards and has performed around the world many times over.

Her albums include "Girl In The Moon" (1998), "temperamental angel" (2001), "Woman" (2003), "extraOrdinary life" (2005) and "Skillz" (2009), the latter dedicated to empowering at-risk youth (released with L.A's celebrity spoken word/hip hop artist J.Walker). Gilli is an illustrious, energetic poly-media artist, with multifaceted albums and dynamic live shows that have touched music lovers worldwide garnering high praise from the most jaded of critics. gilli moon is the quintessential renaissance woman, with a ceaseless contribution to the creative and artist community at large.

As a music producer with her own record company, Warrior Girl Music, she has recorded and released over 20 Artists' albums as well as music compilations and has created opportunities and avenues for artists worldwide through her non-profit songwriters organization, Songsalive!, plus two books about succeeding in the music industry, "I AM A Professional Artist" and "Just Get Out There".

She has a talent for taking a song from an idea to a fully produced, radio-ready song, and loves to produce full concept albums, not only for herself but for any artist of any music genre.

Currently recording her 6th album, "The Stillness", (due out early 2010), Gilli's ultimate passions rest in writing songs, recording in the studio, and performing on the stage. It is through her catalog of hundreds of songs, music productions, and unique, evocative and energetic live stage performances, that she sees her truest talents and inspirations, keeps a fire in her belly to purge her life stories and quest for truth. We invite you into gilli moon's living room at www.gillimoon.com

"Mama, For Christmas I Want a Guitar" was the 1st song released by The Pink Flamingos in Dec. 2008 barely in time for Christmas. This year we're ready in plenty of time, the song has been remastered for this year's holiday season and is ready to rock the world. You haven't heard anything that rocks like this in a Christmas song before. It's got BIG sound. DJs will have the opportunity to get their hands on "Mama, For Christmas I Want a Guitar 2009" before it releases.

"Mama 2009" captures the raw energy of The Pink Flamingos and shows they can really jam when the song requires it. The kid in all of us is ready to explode into that frenzy that has been missing in the current century. Let's ROCK!!

Choices sounds like a greatest hits compilation from the hey day of Rock n' Roll. There is no ear fatigue on this album. You'll want to play it over and over. Sounding like he was breaking down in tears awaiting a long lost friend's homecoming, DJ Jay Adkins of Off the Chart Radio in the UK stated of the CD Choices "11 tracks of Pure Joy."

Band Members: Holly, Mike, Beccy, Dave formed as The Pink Flamingos in 2008. 3 special guests appeared on the first album with The Pink Flamingos. Their secret identities will later be revealed as well as the last name of the band members. At this time, all anyone needs to know is our music and that "we love to rock n' roll."

Check out the Audio Cartoon's 1st episode airing Oct. 23rd on http://www.myspace.com/thepinkflamingosrock

Ted Wulfers is a singer/songwriter and multi-instrumentalist/producer as well as the lead singer of the Ted Wulfers Band based out of Chicago, IL. As a rootsy rocker, his combination of heartland rock, Stonesy swagger, California cool and Texas twang has earned him the reputation as one of the best Rock/Americana/Alt. Country artists around. His ability as a performer to connect with listeners sets him far apart from many contemporaries.

With 4 CD's to his name, a decade on the road and a million stories to tell, it's no wonder that this former philosophy major has shared the stage, the bill, the studio and company of Cracker, Hayes Carll, The Doobie Brothers, Keith Urban, Shooter Jennings, Ted Russell Kamp, Lowan & Navarro, Lucinda Williams, Jim Lauderdale, Ray Wylie Hubbard, The Wallflowers, The Ditty Bops, Shurman, Stonehoney, The Radiators, Chicago, Freddy Jones Band, Miranda Lambert, Camper Van Beethoven, John Corbett, Hamell on Trial, The Samples, Elmore James Jr., Darryl Worley, The Sin City All Stars, Gaucho Gil, Chico Banks, L.P., The Disco Biscuits and Superdrag.

In 2008, Wulfers had two singles from his acoustic themed double CD, Drivin' Barefoot top the radio charts at #1 and #4. Ted is also the Chicago musician who sang "Go Cubs Go" at a performance at Miller Park in Milwaukee and wound up losing a gig for it. The whirlwind publicity that followed thrust him into the center of an international baseball media blitz that included coverage by CNN, CNN Europe, ESPN The Magazine, The Chicago Tribune, The LA Times, The NY Times and hundreds of radio/tv/media outlets as well as several radio and television appearances just as the Chicago Cubs entered their 2008 playoff run.

2009 has been a busy year in the studio for Wulfers where he is recording his next CD. Special guests on the recordings include world famous artists and musicians such as Kenny Aronoff (John Mellencamp, John Fogerty), Doug Pettibone (Lucinda Williams, Ray Lamontagne, Mark Knopfler), Rami Jaffee (The Wallflowers, Foo Fighters), Johnny Hickman (Cracker), Gary Morse (Brooks & Dunn), Dave Raven (Mike Ness, Keith Richards), Chris Lawrence (Mike Ness), Taras Prodaniuk (Lucinda Williams, Dwight Yoakam, Richard Thompson), Ted Russell Kamp (Shooter Jennings), Carl Byron (Warren Zevon, Michelle Shocked),Aaron Weistrop, Stonehoney, Claire Holley, Diana Rein and more...

For more information on Ted Wulfers, please visit www.TedWulfers.com

One summer while working as a lifeguard Nadiyah crossed paths with Lovell “U-P” Cooper and they quickly became friends. Over the years Nadiyah would offer up chorus? and musical ideas for different artist he was working with. Over time she was featured on songs such as “Shift it in Reverse” & “Knockin at My Door” by Dappa. One day “I want Money” by the Flying Lizards caught her ear and both Nadiyah and U-P were convinced this was a song she could remake into a club banger. U-P made the beat and Nadiyah laid her verses. Once they completed the song they knew it was a hit.

Nadiyah describes her sound as “Lavish Pop” and insist that no other genre can best explain what she intends to do with her music. Nadiyah is now ready to take the world by storm and prove that she?s much more than a pretty face, but a multi-facetted modern day renaissance woman.

Who Are Those Guys has been writing and performing great rock & roll for over 25 years. The current members include; Marty Attridge (guitar, keyboards, vocals), Doug Attridge (guitar, vocals) , Jim Gorman (bass, vocals), Tom Daly (drums), Pat Petrosini (percussion, drums, vocals) and Lindsay Reeve (harmonica, concertina, vocals).

The Sun Session Times Review called Who Are Those Guys "...the rightful heirs to Big Pink....From the innate pop sensibilities of the 60's Blue Skies, to the surf sounds of Surfin' With Neil, and the cry-in-your-beer country twang of Up All Night. These guys play new music with a classic vibe...”

Who Are Those Guys is currently working their new CD. Past releases include; 1998's Graze, 2002's Welcome to Downville, 2004's 25th Anniversary Edition and 2007’s WATG. Their music is available through i-Tunes, Broadjam.com, CDbaby.com, Walmart.com and many other internet music retailers. Their songs have been heard on radio stations throughout the NY Metro area.

Recently the band’s song “If You Ain’t Got the Money” aired on the CBS TV series “Without A Trace”. This song has also been placed in 2 soon-to-be released films; “Dear Mr Gacy” and “The Last Harbor”. Who Are Those Guys performs regularly in the NY Metro area. For tour dates or info, visit the Guys at: www.whoarethoseguys.com

Michael Bishop's professional career began as a singer on his mother's television program at the age of 5. Michael was regularly performing, piano, guitar and singing, with his older brother Harold, also an artist, by the age of 10. Five years later as The Boys, they won a battle of the bands titled The Pepsi Boss Battle for KHJ Radio/TV Los Angeles. Subsequently, in 1966, the Bishop brothers signed recording contracts with Mike Curb's Sidewalk Productions and management contracts with Robert Fitzpatrick of Stigwood/Fitzpatrick (BeeGees, Cream, etc.).

His first movie was arranging and performing Barry Mann and Cynthia Weil's songs for the cult classic film Wild in the Streets (1968). During seven years with Sidewalk Productions, the Bishops' credits included numerous TV shows, tours, recordings and soundtracks. At this time he became involved with John Lennon at Apple Records to release a solo album, but with the folding of Apple the project never came to fruition. Next Bishop and his brother signed to 20th Century Fox as artists and writers with Pat and Lolly Vegas of Redbone producing. Fox released two singles by the Bishops as the Street Boys on DiscAZ in Paris, Johnny Halliday's label, and Halliday released four singles, of which he sang two.

From there the Bishop brothers went to Motown/Jobete Music, a particular victory since they were white and Michael was a mere 22 years old. The Supremes recorded Michael's song "Loveline." Michael then began writing and recording with artists Hunt and Tony Sales of Todd Rundgren, Iggy Pop and David Bowie groups; along with Blondie Chaplin and Ricky Fataar of the Beach Boys, The Ruttles, Bonnie Raitt and The Rolling Stones.

Bishop began a small independent label called Radius Records in the mid-seventies. Radius released various singles and EPs from Seattle to San Diego through Tower Records, Music Plus, and Licorice Pizza. He also produced an hour-long radio show, "Radius Records Hour" for the Los Angeles radio stations KROQ and KNAC. The live interview and recorded music format featured acts such as Talking Heads, The Damned, Ramones, and many more. Renowned journalist John Mendelsohn, who broke the London punk rock story for Jan Wenner and Rolling Stone Magazine, renamed Bishop as John Q. Public, a west coast punk rock artist.

For years Bishop performed as John Q. Public, and he began an association with Warren Cann of the influential British group, UltraVox. The two began scoring for the emerging home video market. Cann and Bishop composed and produced music for the first Playmate Home Videos. As Michael Bishop productions, Bishop went on to compose for other Playboy videos, including the 'Madonna' segment of her only nude video, and the Playmate Calendar Theme still used today with the annual calendar video.

In 1984 Bishop received his first composing assignment with "Morning Terror," a feature film for Robert Michael Steloff and Heritage Films. Continuing as a feature film composer, Bishop produced a wide variety of music for Cannon Films, MGM/UA, Full Moon Entertainment, Ashok Amritraj and others, including titles such as Bloodsport (1988), Street Smart (1987), Death Wish 4: The Crackdown (1987), Shy People (1987), and Prehysteria! (1993), Prehysteria! 2 (1994) (V), and Prehysteria! 3 (1995) (V). Bishop also composed for Leslie Stevens's genre film Three Kinds of Heat (1987). Stevens is known for his involvement with Orson Welles's "Mercury Theater," and his writer/producer credits include The Outer Limits (1963-1965), "It Takes a Thief" (1968), and Return to the Blue Lagoon (1991).

After producing the soundtrack release for Made in U.S.A. (1987), a Hemdale picture with music by Sonic Youth, for Harold Bronson and Rhino Entertainment, Bishop started up Classified Films with his brother Harold. As Classified, the Bishops have produced and directed their first feature documentary Rage: 20 Years of Punk Rock West Coast Style (2001), released on DVD/VHS worldwide through MVD in 2002. Inspired by the film, Bishop produced a soundtrack CD collection of music by various artists in the film, including original music written and performed for the soundtrack. Along with recordings by Jack Grisham of TSOL, the Streetwalkin' Cheetahs, Gitane Demone (formerly of Christian Death), Michael wrote and performed the original track "Therapy." The soundtrack "RAGE: 20 Years of Punk Rock, West Coast Style" was released through Restless/Ryko Records in 2003. Since that time Bishop has composed and produced the soundtrack for 'Holly Lewis' and Raider Rhotenacher's short film Oscar (2004/II), which received praise for its particularly strong music.

In 2005 Bishop returned to songwriting on assignment for the country music genre for executive producer Robert Cooper and Producer Ron Nevison. This new group of songs led to new projects with Danny Sheridan of Eli Radish (David Allan Coe's band). Bishop, Sheridan, and 'Scott Jacoby' (Co-Director of Rage) are developing a feature length documentary on the Country Outlaws. Due to worldwide demand, Bishop's song "Steal the Night," featured in 'Jean Claude Van Damme's Bloodsport (1988), will be released for the first time and available through RadiusArts in 2006. Bishop continues to oversee the screenings and sales of RAGE, and in 2006 the movie successfully returned to the big screen at Laemmle's Sunset 5, on the Sunset Strip in Los Angeles. Michael Bishop continues his passion composing music in a range of genres for film and recording artists.

IMDb Mini Biography By: carolynstuart@radiusarts.com

Trivia

Michael Bishop's band "The Second Time" performed the music for the feature film "Wild in the Streets." Michael was the lead vocalist and arranger, along with his brother Harold Bishop on guitar. Together, the Bishop brothers arranged and recorded Barry Mann and Cynthia Weil's original songs for "Wild in the Streets," starring Shelley Winters, Richard Pryor, Christopher Jones, and Hal Holbrook. Michael Bishop performed the vocals for the musical numbers of the lead character Max, played by Christopher Jones.

Michael Bishop is the only singer on a musical soundtrack recording with Tangerine Dream, aside from Jon Anderson from "Yes." In "Shy People" (1987) Bishop performed vocals with Tangerine Dream on the end title song "Shy People" and the "Goin' to Town" scene. Bishop and Barry Rudolph produced these two tracks for the film. Barry Rudolph is an award-winning engineer of albums and music for artists including Hall and Oates, Lynrd Skynyrd, and Enrique Iglesias.

He wrote "Steal the Night" for the film Bloodsport (1988) after the producers, Mark DiSalle, Yoram Globus, and Menahem Golan could not secure the license for "Everybody Wants to Rule the World" by "Tears for Fears." Bishop's song "Steal the Night" became an international cult hit, although it was never released on the movie soundtrack or elsewhere (until 2006 as a limited edition through RadiusArts).

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Television appearances with twins shows on the Regis Philbin Show (singing), Geraldo Rivera Show, Bill Boggs Mid-Day Live, also performing on Channel 7 Eye Witness News "Elvis Presley's choice stamp" for U.S. Postal Servce. Venus " Jacques Cartier Festival - Gaspe, Quebec. " U.S. Naval Base - Ponce, Puerto Rico " Garden State Art Center - Holmdel, New Jersey " Fairleigh Dickenson Univrsity (outdoor show) - Teaneck, New Jersey. " Minnesota State Fair - with International Twins Association.

Contact by telephone:  973-272-8260  973-272-8260 Charles Nicklus

We were picked out of thousands that auditioned to be flown out to Nashville to audition in front of the judges on the CMT Show “Can You Duet” April 2008

E-mail: cnicklus@optonline.net

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The Apache Twins - Joe and Charles Nicklus, a country / oldies duo, who live in Garfield, New Jersey; released their new single ... Santa Fell Asleep On Christmas Eve ...Their new single CD has an upbeat Christmas Country flavor with a sax, dual harmony, guitar, keyboards and drums. This single is available on RHAPSODY and iTunes.

The song tells a story about Santa ... It's Christmas Eve ... Santa's sleigh is full of toys ... Where is Santa? ... Santa worked so hard all year long that he fell asleep. So we brought many children to Santa's house to wake him up. We are playing, singing and knocking at Santa's door trying to wake up Santa ... Finally Santa wakes up ... opening the door ... greeting us with a Ho Ho Ho ... Merry Christmas, Now Santa will be on his way bringing toys for all the good little boys and girls.

The Apache Twins duo have performed in clubs and concerts in Canada, Puerto Rico and metropolitan New York and New Jersey. They are working on another release in 2009, with their new 8 track digital 24bit Recording Studio in December 09'....