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TaxiWars - Drop Shot - TOUTPARTOUT sessions

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TaxiWars brings ‘Drop Shot’, a smouldering late night groovin’ song at the impressive Floraliënhal, Ghent. The first song of their third album Artificial Horizon hits the spot with it’s typical TaxiWars lyricism, poetry and jazz with a rock sensibility.
Creative Director : Anton Coene
Sound : Ian Clement
Grading : Mathias Van Sele
Producer : Steven Thomassen
Production Assistant : Stefanie Ghettem
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We want to share our passion for live music and bring it to the streets. The streets of our hometown in Ghent. That’s why we decided to start shooting intimate sessions with the city as a background. We record live sessions with the artists that pass by Ghent while being on tour. We collaborate with noteworthy music photographer Anton Coene, who is the creative director of the project.
TOUTPARTOUT sessions is a project by Toutpartout in collaboration with HUMO and Music Mania. Join us for a musical walk around the beautiful city of Ghent and discover the artists on the Toutpartout roster.

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16 окт 2019

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@realkrzysiek Год назад

Just TaxiWars. Best regards from Poland.

@Man_Ray78 4 года назад

It's a hidden gem, for me. Just found out via youtube. No recommendations because I was listening to Morphine and Deus, no, I had to find out by look for Barman and scroll some. Maby would be easier if it got better tags, or something. Ever since I was a teenager, I've been very much into many types of music and was in love with Deus. From Iceland and first heard Suds & Soda in 95 or 96, their first song on the first album was a lot played on the alternative rock station. Followed them the next decade. Got to see them in Reykjavik,2008 or 2009, I think. Amazing concert. Then I read that one of their heroes was Captain Beefheart so I dug his music up and tried but got some of it. Like this band, Taxiwars. Fueled with experimental stuff, Jazz and Morphine. I love Morphine. Just watched Cure for Pain, Mark Sandman's documentary. I would like to see more of this. It's great music you got going here. I'm just beginning to get to know this but I can see that Barman is still trying out new things. I like that. I'm definitely going to stick around and hopefully see them one day on the mainland.