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Dash! Releases New Album "Dash! Off," Marking Their 10th Anniversary
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Maarten Ornstein
DASH! Off is the fourth album of DASH!, the Amsterdam-based free-funk trio led by saxophonist-clarinettist-composer Maarten Ornstein. This new album was recorded live in Splendor Amsterdam, the city's most dynamic new music venue. DASH! Off offers five trio pieces and a 30 minute suite featuring special guests Michael Moore, Joost Buis, Jasper Stadhouders and Joshua Samson, all of whom have worked with DASH! before. Inspiration for this new album comes from the likes of Ornette Coleman, James “Blood" Ulmer, Sonny ...
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J. Dash's "Tabloid Truth" to be Exclusively Released Through Wal-Mart
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Susan Blond, Inc.
Emerging Superstar Launches Debut Album Fueled by the Success of Viral Dance Craze and Industry Rumblings of “A Multitude of Hit Singles" from Upcoming Album New York, NY: Emerging superstar and music sensation, J. Dash, just capped off an incredible year by surpassing 250,000 sales of his debut single “WOP," thanks in part to sales of 10,000 downloads on Christmas day alone. The song, which has been bringing in new fans for months, created an international dance craze while the ...
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J. Dash's "Wop" Ignites New Dance Craze
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Michael Ricci
EMERGING SUPERSTAR J. DASH'S MUSIC VIDEO FEATURING FLO RIDA HAS CREATED A MULTI-MEDIA DANCE CRAZE New York, NY: Emerging superstar and music sensation, J. Dash, has created a new dance craze with his hit single “WOP." The music video featuring J. Dash's friend and multi-platinum selling rapper Flo Rida, along with other “WOP" videos, have gained attention from over 25 million YouTube viewers worldwide, resulting in over 100,000 sales on iTunes before radio airplay began. In fact, every second of ...
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Ready to Ditch the in-Dash CD Player? Ford Is...
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Digital Music News
Last time we checked, CDs were still selling in the hundreds of millions per year. But automakers have multi-year product cycles to think about, which is why Ford is now officially ditching the in-dash CD player—just like the tape player before it. “In-car entertainment technology is moving digital more rapidly than almost any other element of the vehicle experience," said Sheryl Connelly, global trends and futuring manager at Ford Motor Company. “The in-car CD player—much like pay telephones—is destined to ...
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