Lady Pulse - Rhythm Stick - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

The multi-talented vocalist/choreographer/performance artist Lady Pulse caused quite a stir and garnered quite a bit of critical acclaim when she dropped her debut album, InchAbsolutely Ruthless,Inch less than a year ago. Discovered by the high-profile Florida-based production team of DIO + KLEIN, Lady Pulse appeared before the pandemic at an after-hours club in South Beach, freestyling to an adoring audience that were obviously in the throes of some type of sexual rapture - completely under the spell of her sultry voice and highly suggestive dance moves. By the time her debut album hit the streets, Lady Pulse showed no signs of slowing down - the initial sessions were so fruitful that she immediately went to work on her follow-up. Now completely in sync with DIO + KLEIN, the new Lady Pulse album goes well beyond her debut, further cementing her partnership with Miami's flagship production team. On InchNo Romance Without Finance,Inch Lady Pulse wants the world to know up front that she's all about business... but also all pleasure - as long as you treat her right! .

With two albums and a hadful of singles under her belt, multi-talented vocalist/dancer/performance artist Lady Pulse is on a mission to keep temperatures rising with her scintillating brand of sexy R&B influenced hip-hop. Miami's Eartight takes us back to the beginning with a red-hot remix of the track You Got Me So Ruthless (Love Express) off her stellar debut, Absolutely Ruthless, that is sure to keep up the heat turned up and dancefloors filled.

Although Mozart composed them in his early twenties, the three symphonies presented here can in no way be regarded as early works. Written around the time of his departure from Salzburg for Vienna, these symphonies show that Mozart could deliver attractive, varied, orchestrally colourful and characterful music to suit a variety of public tastes. They also show a young and ambitious composer seeking to forge an impregnable reputation in Europe's musical capital city. These symphonies truly opened a new chapter in Mozart's symphonic output, as he demonstrated his absolute mastery of orchestral writing. In addition to the three symphonies as we know them, this recording also includes a minuet that may have been intended to form part of Symphony No. 34.These three symphonies are performed here by the Philharmonia Orchestra, an ensemble that has performed them with the greatest conductors throughout it's almost 80-year history. Here the conductor is the eminent Mozartian Michael Collins, whose recordings, notably that devoted to the Austrian composer's clarinet concerto and quintet, have earned him the highest praise.