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Re: Kalistan

Postby Doc » Mon Jul 20, 2020 6:19 am

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Kalistan welcomes home International FOMAT champion Madysin Shakespeare
Judges handed the young Hi-NRG singer a victory

Kaliburg, Ananto
August 30, 4787


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Madysin Shakespeare, winner of FOMAT II, lands in Kaliburg and takes picture with actor Henry DiBiase, who clearly does not know her

Kalistani Pop sensation and winner of the second International FOMAT music contest, Yoshimi's own Madysin Shakespeare, returned to Kalistan this month to a hero's welcome. The Minister of Culture and Education was on hand to greet her at Kaliburg International Airport. "On behalf of the Republic, we would like to thank you for representing our nation before the world and giving it your all!" said Minister Jorge. The Minister of Culture named Ms. Shakespeare "Honorary Kalistani Music Ambassador" and a proclamation was read guaranteeing her free air travel for life in service of spreading Kalistani music globally.

For her part, Ms. Shakespeare was very gracious. "I'd like to say, I am grateful for the opportunity to represent the Republic at the Contest. For all the fans who called in to the Stations, to all the fans who flew to Acton just to see the show, I owe this award to you. I mean: I was out there up against some really excellent talent, and you all came through for me. To the Radio Station and Channel 2 on TV, y'all also made this possible for me. And I am very thankful to be granted this award of Honorary Music Ambassador. Kalistan hasn't had one of those in a long time, and I am very proud and will not let you all down!"

After the show, Shakespeare remained in Hutori for a couple months, as a guest of the Hutori star Erica Secord, who hit it big in the Kalistani pop market following her own triumph five years ago. Shakespeare and Secord apparently used at least part of the time to record a demo together, which is unlikely to be released. "We were just messing around in the studio," said Shakespeare in July. "Its not really that good, unless you are in on some jokes." Shakespeare returned to Kalistan to complete a tour which was postponed by the show. KMI records, who holds Ms. Shakespeare's contract, issued the following statement: "In light of Ms. Shakespeare's victory, we will offer to allow her to renegotiate her record contract. In addition, our A&R are currently looking for the next 'Madysin'. Nobody can ever top the original of course, but her victory, and the success of Secord in the Republic proves that there is clearly a market for this type of music, and KMI hopes to be in an excellent position to supply the demand of music consumers."

Shakespeare will play six more dates in Kalistan before the end of September and then is expected to go back into the studio to record her third album for KMI. It is unknown whether Secord will contribute to the record: at the moment, Secord's label ARC is said to be extending Secord an option to record a follow-up of her own in the Republic, and rumors exist of a possible tour.

"I just also wanna thank the judges, and the people of Hutori," said Shakespeare. "They were so kind to me, and I just want to say, if you like pop music, Hutori is blowing up right now! Check them out! It's really nice to see more scenes developing. I bet they give us a run for our money," she said with a smile.

Madysin Shakespeare returns victorious. With her win, FOMAT-III will be held in Kalistan. The International Music Hall of Fame Arena in Luxon has been determined to be the site of the Contest in 5 years. The FOMAT committee in Kalistan, which is closely tied to the IMHoF has set January of 4791 as the beginning date to accept applications. Following Hutori's example, Kalistan will not compete in the next competition, but Shakespeare herself has been invited to sing, and then be a judge in the contest.
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Re: Kalistan

Postby Doc » Tue Jul 21, 2020 3:31 am

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Madysin Shakespeare named Singer of the Year
Launches tour with newcomer Monica K. MacPhearson

Yoshimi, Suldanor
October 31, 4787


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(From Left) Alicia Alvarez, Madysin Shakespeare, Monica K. MacPhearson grace cover of Kali Rawk Monthly

FOMAT-II winner and pop star Madysin Shakespeare was named "Singer of the Year" in the recent readers poll of Kali Rawk Monthly. Her star has been on the rise since her victory in the summer at the international music contest, and fans apparently can't get enough of her. Editors noted the overwhelming preference for her in the readers poll, announcing that she had won the 10-person contest with a clear majority of votes. Pop as a genre remains a distinct minority of album sales in Kalistan, despite the success of Erica Secord's album and tour, and now Shakespeare's success, but there is an obvious personal preference for Shakespeare herself. Sai one fan, "She's fun and she's kind of silly and she's a very kind person. I feel like she really makes a positive contribution to the culture of our nation."

Shakespeare shared the cover of Kali Rawk Monthly's special "Women in Rock" edition with the poll's second runner up Alicia Alvarez, a pop singer who switches between Egelian and Vrassan in her music, and newcomer Monica K. MacPhearson, whose music has been described as a mix between lite funk and dance, and features elements of soul and hiphop. "We are trying a fusion of sorts," said MacPhearson. "Kalistan is really a hot spot for new musical styles and mixes these days. My producer, Teddy Jamz, called this music rhythm and blues, though I think that's kind of a mouthful. I've always saw it is more like an easier going funk." MacPhearson will be a special guest on the Spring leg of Madysin Shakespeare's Kalistani tour, which will take them through all districts. "The Spring tour is gonna be a monster," said MacPhearson. "I mean, she [Shakespeare} is huge right now, and the venues she said we're being booked into are like 30,000, 40,000, you know... 50,000. The biggest crowds I've played in front of before are slightly larger than a block party." MacPhearson said with a laugh. "I mean... that's massive."

Also, there is a growing rumor that Shakespeare is pressing KMI to add her new friend and fellow FOMAT winner, Hutorian singer Erica Secord to the Spring tour. "We're still in talks to get Erica down here," said Shakespeare recently on KRTVN-2. "KMI is hesitant to put an artist on contract with ARC on the tour. But I think we can persuade them." If Secord and Shakespeare tour together, the shows have the potential to be as big as the GanJam festivals. "Maybe, they'll invite us to our very own Jam." said Shakespeare. "They don't usually do pop music there and they haven't ever done MacPhearson's kinda funk there, so, maybe they'll try something new." While having a pop focused GanJam seems highly unlikely, it is not entirely out of the question that Shakespeare and her tour mates might be invited to perform one night at the Jam. "Something else we'll see about," said Shakespeare.

For now, Madysin is the hottest celebrity in the Republic, and everything she touches turn to money. And the pop Music genre is beginning to gain traction among young Kalistani music fans.
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Re: Kalistan

Postby Rogue » Tue Jul 28, 2020 11:09 am

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Re: Kalistan

Postby Doc » Wed Jul 29, 2020 4:06 am

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Bandstand Releases first new album in 7 years
Alternative Rockers aim to retake top spot from pop musicians

Kaliburg, Ananto
January 30, 4792


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Bandstand looks toward the Future, as new Album features darker, edgier sound

In the 25 year career of the Kaliburg rockers Bandstand, who were largely forgotten by the music press as pop rose to a dominant force in Kalistani music, little of their music has been nearly as introspective and dark as the music on their most recent album, the newly released "Stagedive", released on ARC earlier this month. But there can be no doubt, Bandstand might have been quiet, but they haven't lost any of their edge. In fact, the leaders of a burgeoning scene of alternative rockers known as the frog clique, who are now nearing their 50s, might have gotten a bit more edgy.

They sat down with KRTVN Radio 2 DJ Henry Anderson for an interview to promote their new album.

H(enry) A(nderson): And we're back. Ladies and Gentlemen, we have a real treat for you. Live in the studio right now is BandStand. I'm here with singer and guitarist Gail Black and percussionist Eddie Lincoln. Gail and Eddie, welcome, welcome!

G(ail) B(lack) and E(ddie) L(incoln) together: Thank you, Mr. Anderson.

HA: Wow, its a pleasure to have you guys back in the studio.

GB: We're glad to be back here. We missed you guys...

HA: Well, let's get right into it. You guys have new music out.

EL: Yes, the new record, "StageDive". It's great. Some of our best work, no doubt.

HA: It's been a while...

GB: Seven years since the last one came out. Yeah...

HA: So you all were on hiatus for all that time?

GB: Well, there was some other stuff going on during that time, and we decided that we needed a break. Eddie was playing with [Kaliburg's] Goat's Beard, and I was doing art, yoga, just chilling... We were on the road for so long, and I just needed a break.

EL: We decided that we weren't breaking up, just taking time off from BandStand...

HA: So what brought you all back together?

GB: We weren't really ever apart, of course. Eddie would call me every week, I'd go to see his band, and everything. It was cool. I just didn't really want to be the one on the stage for a while, you know?

EL: Yeah, I mean, we've been writing and working together all this time. Several songs on Goat's Beard's album were written by Gailly.

GB: ... been kinda behind the scenes for a while, yeah.

HA: But you guys eventually decided to go back into the studio...

GB: Well, clearly. (all laugh)

HA: Alright. Well, let's play some music from your new Album, ARC's "StageDive", and then we'll catch back up after the song. This is Stranger, from BandStand.

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HA: That was Stranger, from BandStand, and you're listening to KRTVN Channel 2. If you're just tuning in. We're here with BandStand live in the Studio. So, this record is different than your earlier stuff, which was more kind of upbeat, more for the masses.

GB: Yeah, this record, we really kind of wanted to stretch out a bit, and try to really make music which kind of stood out...

EL: Yeah, from what's on the radio now, you know?

HA: What do you mean?

EL: Well, I mean, Channel 2 is pretty good, but a lot of it is older. More for older listeners. Channel 11 is really blowing up now, and... well...

HA: The pop station, right...

GB: Yeah, its kinda shite, you know? A lot of it is pretty canned.

HA: How do you mean?

GB: Canned, phoned in. Its just some cute girl or some boy band singing to some producer created beat, isn't it? It's asinine.

HA: Wow, well, you know the kids like it.

GB: Eh, what do kids know? Look: I think Madysin is a good looking woman, and she is certainly the Original in this country, but you all gave her artist of the year and she doesn't even play the guitar?

HA: I can't justify her success.

EL: She's got great marketing...

HA: Well, let's talk about your record. Tell us a little about it.

EL: Alright. Well, Gailly and I have been writing it for about four years. We came up with material for three albums, and decided to pick eight of the best ones. Then, in April, I think of last year?

GB: Yeah, April. it was early April, back when all that fog was in town for like three weeks...

EL: Yeah, so we called up ARC and then because we wanted to get out of Kaliburg, and were headed to Sulari anyway, and was like "We want to record this record."

GB: Yeah, they were totally cool with us, and were like "You guys want to do it in the capital or where?" And we were like "We're headed to Sulari anyway." So they hooked us up with Jess Michaels as engineer, and Deano Fuentes, who did music direction. Deano wanted to get us Val Jackson to produce it, but after talking with her, we were like "Val, we loved your work on that Gulf Stream record last year, but I think we need to just do this our self," and she was totally cool with that.

HA: So you all just went to it?

EL: Yeah, we recorded the synths in like two days, guitars and drums in another two days, and vocals and overdubs were done in a single day. We had Jess work with us in post production, and we had a master in under two weeks. Fastest we ever recorded a record!

HA: That's amazing. And ARC was cool with it the whole time?

EL: Yeah, they were cooler than working with our old label at KMI.

GB: I wish these guys were around for our first record. I think we barely covered our advance in the first year. it was nuts.

HA: So you basically just speed recorded this record. I mean, it sounds great.

EL: Thanks, mate. But I mean, there was a lot of other stuff too.

HA: What do you mean?

GB: Since we didn't take an advance, we had rented this studio for a whole month. So while we were mastering the album, we also were rearranging the songs, to make an analog version, which we put out online at the same time. And we had some producers come in and remix a few of the tracks.

HA: What? I didn't hear anything about all that.

EL: (laughs) You gotta do your homework, man. Look. Can I spin one of the remixes?

HA: Sure, What the hell... What do you got here?

EL: Check this out, it's the remix of the title song, StageDive. Done by DJ Radon, from Yoshimi. It's pretty dope.

HA: Alright, well, let's hear it. Here's StageDive, from BandStand's new Album, here on KRTVN Radio 2.

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HA: You're listening to KRTVN Radio 2 and we're here with Kaliburg Alt Rockers BandStand, who have just released their 4th Studio Album, and their first in seven years. So, tell us about the music on this record.

GB: Well, it definitely talks about a lot of the kind of things you see when you get inside your own head for a long time, you know?

EL: The themes we explored were somewhat different than the stuff our fans are used to. Certainly more mature, compared to the earlier albums.

HA: I notice that, definitely darker...

GB: We gotta be the dark to the pop princesses' light, you know, bring balance to the scene.

HA: The music is pretty heavily electronic, more than your older music.

EL: We played with some sequencers, but note for note, you will find that we probably have as much digital instrumentation, as we do the analog stuff.

GB: I hear a lot of influences of our older stuff in today's pop, so we needed to go a different way with the music, though. Lots of minor keys and stuff, this time matching the kind of darker more introspective lyrics with a darker grittier sound.

HA: But I wouldn't call this record depressing or anything. I mean, there are times when you gradually transition from the synthesized minimalism to full on alternative, within the same song and just let it rock.

GB: I've found that we can play with relative quiet in the music too. Our other stuff was so heavily layered, and it was pretty baroque. This record was much more stripped down.

EL: There were a lot of disco and what you might call popular, audience oriented influences on our earlier records. But in this one, we wanted to play with dynamics within the songs themselves.

HA: This is one criticism which has been leveled against the record. It's not as coherent as your earlier records, sonic aesthetic wise.

GB: Well, that's fair. It's not exactly a concept album.

EL: We had a lot of fun making it, to be honest, whatever our critics say about how it sounds...

GB: ... kinda cathartic... Yeah, we had fun. And at this point, in our careers, that's really what it is about.

EL: ... plus, it sounds different from the new music that is is on the radio now.

HA: Will you all be going to FOMAT?

GB: No.

HA: Any Reason? it is the biggest music event coming up this year...

EL: (pauses) well, to be honest, most of that music is not...

GB: It's not our taste. We'll leave it at that.

HA: We'll leave it at that. Let's play one more track off BandStand's new album, "StageDive", which you can get in any record store in the Republic, as well as on any of the streaming services, and so forth. Thank you guys for coming in, and it is great to hear your music again.

GB: Thanks, Comrade. We had a lot of fun!

HA: Here's BandStand with a track from their New Album. The song is called "A&R."

EL: This is the analog recording from the Sulari Version!

HA: Ahh, well, here is A&R, by BandStand, the Analog Version, on KRTVN Radio 2.

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Re: Kalistan

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Re: Kalistan

Postby Doc » Thu Jul 30, 2020 6:20 am

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Kalistan Accepts win in Deltarian Wargames
Still a lot of work to do

Ananto Straits, Kalistan
June 26, 4792


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Indica-Class Submarine KRS-62 Jeffery Monmouth returns to Dulnerstaad following exercises

Kalistan joined Deltaria for a wargames rematch in the Straits earlier this month. Naval Spokeswoman Katie Donner said, of the games, "The Regular Navy was invited to work on defense tactics once more, and it is not too much to say, we have improved." Deltaria, which has been updated to Major power status, was on a cruise through the Northern Anantonese and enroute to Aldegar. This provided the opportunity for good natured sparring between long standing allies in the region.

"We jumped at the chance to try out the refined Naval Doctrine," said Donner. "Of course, once more the militia did not participate. It was strictly a blue water affair. But the subs were exceptional." Kalistan's naval doctrine lies on its submarine fleet, which regularly patrols the Strait and the adjacent Limits to the north and south. The submarine packs are supplemented by surface ships, who themselves focus on anti submarine interdiction, as well as defense against other surface and air vessels, aiming at providing subs extra time and room to maneuver and kill.

"In this exercise, we took our own hits, simulated of course, especially on one of our Frigates" said Donner, "but we also scored some pretty serious hits. The shore defenses can still easily be swatted aside, but we are working on technology which aims at frustrating ship to shore defenses. But meanwhile, one of our simulated shore batteries scored a hit on a destroyer, which temporarily reduced its capabilities. That provided us with the window we needed to bring the subs in and lock in firing solutions on a Frigate and a Cruiser, exposing their carrier to potential danger. Of course, after that, Kalistani naval forces were overwhelmed, and our SOP would require us, at this point to pull back."

The Kalistani naval spokeswoman said the navy was confident. "Of course we lost the wargames. I would hope so: We were up against a modern blue water navy, with the most updated weaponry. In a war, it wouldn't be a match in the deep sea, and the battle would shift more to Kalistan's favor as the forces moved into the Brown water, where their deep water ships could not operate as effectively, and we would bring other tools to bear.

"But," she continued, "Kalistan did prove two points here. We could make any attack, even from a modern blue water projection force costly, and relying on more irregular tactics, we can stay longer at sea in battle stations, which will forestall any determined attack on shore, and give our forces that much more time to prepare. Every minute we keep an invasion force at sea is a minute we are not facing them in our population centers and strategic points on land. And every minute we gain on land, the deeper our defense gets and the less surprise we face. A Regular Navy capable of keeping a foreign force at sea will guarantee than any invasion will become a meat grinder which will almost certainly be far too costly for any enemy to accept.

"Those odds," said Donner, "shift any battle into Kalistan's favor, regardless of how many aircraft carriers they have."

Following the exercise, the Deltarian fleet was welcomed to visit Dulnerstaad Naval Center for shore liberty and fraternization with Kalistani sailors.
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Re: Kalistan

Postby Doc » Sat Aug 01, 2020 8:03 pm

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Kalistan Listeners name Gigi and the Poppers to FOMAT IV
Early registration yields surprise support for Punk Band

Kaliburg, Ananto
December 12, 4793


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Sulari's Gigi and the Poppers is the winner of the KRTVN Poll for FOMAT IV

In a surprise verdict, radio listeners selected Sulari punk band Gigi and the Poppers to represent Kalistan in the Fourth FOMAT contest, to be held in Jakania. "This is a major departure from the music that is usually played at the FOMAT contest," said last year's judge, Dj Pedro Delgado. "Usually, countries send pop musicians to FOMAT, and the last three winners have definitely fallen into that category." Generally speaking, Kalistani music, however, doesn't adhere to pop standards. "Pop is a relatively new style in Kalistan, and one that isn't widely supported by the music listeners of the country," said Delgado.

For FOMAT IV, Kalistani listeners, following a campaign by Kalistani rock band BandStand, flooded the polling system which was designed to pick the next contestants from the Republic to travel to the international Music contest. Gail Black, of BandStand was proud of the influence of her band's audience: "We were not satisfied with the type of music that was being played at FOMAT. Kalistani acts need guitars for sure." Compared to the entries so far, Gigi and the Poppers are certainly louder and faster. The band, which hails from Sulari, has played in the underground punk scene for more than three years, and has released 7 mixtapes and eps. They received minor airplay last year on KRTVN last year in the nightly specialty alternative and punk show. Lead singer Gigi Snotnose, age 25, said, "Fuck FOMAT. Yeah, well play. We're gonna burn the building down. We're gonna show the whole world what Kalistan is really all about."

Gigi and the Poppers have selected their song "Dominate" to represent their music. Said bassist Greg Dethsquat, "I think this song really showcases our ability and our edge, you know... It's really versatile, and its a pretty good dance tune." KRTVN Radio will sponsor the band's trip to Jakania and pay all expenses for the band while in country. "We were a little disturbed," said Snotnose, "When we heard that we couldn't drink there. Guess we'll see about that!"

Here is a performance of the Gigi and the Popper's song, "Dominate" which will be performed in 4797.
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Re: Kalistan

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Re: Kalistan

Postby Doc » Sun Aug 16, 2020 3:46 am

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D'Ante and the Revolutionaries named Kalistani Representatives to FOMAT V
R&B musicians voted to be right band for the Contest

Kaliburg, Ananto
February 12, 4801


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D'Ante and the Revolutionaries won the January Listeners' Poll on KRTVN Radio 2 with 84% overall

Following Kalistan's defeat due to suspect judgement at FOMAT IV, Kalistani radio listeners have voted that the entry from Kalistan for FOMAT V shall be the R&B band D'Ante and the Revolutionaries, who will perform the song "You can't Leave Me" in Liore two summers from now.

More than 18,000 listeners took part in the radio poll which allowed them to vote for their favorite among more than 20 contestants. The contest was originally intended to be a two round contest, with the top two vote getters competing against one another in a head to head match up. But voters decided that D'Ante and the Revolutionaries were their favorite on the first ballot, giving their entry the vast majority of all votes. D'Ante scored more than 84% of all votes, making the song the clear favorite among listeners. "This is the right band for the contest in Liore," said one young listener from Kaliburg.

When D'Ante was informed of the news of his band's success, he was in Dulnerstaad. "I was headed to the dispensary," said D'Ante, "and these people just came out of nowhere and told me that we had won. I called Jean and (drummer) Adams up and let them know, and I think the band was way more excited about it that I was!"

D'Ante Edwards-Carrangus, 36, from Kaliburg, spoke about his song. "We were really impressed by the, of course old sounds of Funk, but also we wanted to add some of that R&B that Monica K. MacPhearson was doing a few years ago. This is music that nobody else in the whole world is doing, and so we figured we could stand out and kinda make a name for ourselves with this album." His band's debut record, "Subversive Messiah", released last year on ARC, featured a lot of funk, and a lot of R&B with some soul influences in the music. "It's an alternative album, first and foremost," said D'Ante. "Our song construction is a lot more eclectic and unstructured, and we took a lot of chances with this record." The first single from the Record, "You can't leave me" scored a minor hit last fall for the band, and has since built a fairly significant cult following.

"It's kind of odd that MacPhearson has been playing for 14 years, playing R&B," said D'Ante, "and doing all kind of stuff like mixing in hip-hop and soul and fun, and she's been pretty underground most of this time. Hopefully, if we draw some attention to the genre, maybe we can draw attention to her music as well."

Here is the song that D'Ante and the Revolutionaries will be performing at the FOMAT V Contest in Liore
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