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Raj Chaudhuri - aka Raji Rags. NTS since day one. Always eclectic, never boring. Raj rustles up a seamless monthly mix that journeys through the BPMs.
Considered a reaction to the more lively bebop styles of jazz, the postwar era saw a rise in subdued styles, often referencing classical music. NTS selects two hours of cool jazz from Miles Davis, Chet Baker and more.
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There are at least 3 bands/artists with the name Scrooge.
1.) A progressive, avant-garde, art-rock band based in Vienna, Austria who were active from 1992 to 1998. The original group consisted of Romeo Bissuti (bass), Günther Castanetti (drums), Dominik Dusek (guitar, vocals, drums), and Oliver Stotz (guitar, piano, accordion, banjo, bulbul tarang). Dusek left the band in 1994 and was replaced by Regina Ausserwöger (vocals, violin). Scrooge combined prog, folk, and classical instrumentation and structures with poetic and occasionally abrasive/politically-charged lyrics in English, German, French, and Czech to produce a unique style they dubbed philo-core. The band attracted a cult following in the Vienna underground scene of the mid-1990s. Scrooge released two albums, Happy What Else (1995) and Cinematograph (1997) and contributed to several compilations before disbanding in 1998.
2.) A rapper/hip-hop artist/producer from Tacoma, Washington who has released two albums in the g-funk style.
3.) A chillout/lounge producer whose tracks have appeared on various compilations.
There are at least 3 bands/artists with the name Scrooge.
1.) A progressive, avant-garde, art-rock band based in Vienna, Austria who were active from 1992 to 1998. The original group consisted of Romeo Bissuti (bass), Günther Castanetti (drums), Dominik Dusek (guitar, vocals, drums), and Oliver Stotz (guitar, piano, accordion, banjo, bulbul tarang). Dusek left the band in 1994 and was replaced by Regina Ausserwöger (vocals, violin). Scrooge combined prog, folk, and classical instrumentation and structures with poetic and occasionally abrasive/politically-charged lyrics in English, German, French, and Czech to produce a unique style they dubbed philo-core. The band attracted a cult following in the Vienna underground scene of the mid-1990s. Scrooge released two albums, Happy What Else (1995) and Cinematograph (1997) and contributed to several compilations before disbanding in 1998.
2.) A rapper/hip-hop artist/producer from Tacoma, Washington who has released two albums in the g-funk style.
3.) A chillout/lounge producer whose tracks have appeared on various compilations.
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