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Ruvane Kurland
Performed By
Ruvane Kurland
Album UPC
707541117791
CD Baby Track ID
6259546
Label
Vector Ray Records
Released
2009-01-01
BPM
125
Rated
0
ISRC
ushm20934550
Year
2009
Spotify Plays
131
Writers
Writer
Ruvane Kurland
Pub Co
Ruvane Kurland
Composer
Ruvane Kurland
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Rights Controlled
Master and Publishing Grant
Rights
One-Stop: Master + 100% Pub Grant
Original/Cover/Public Domain
original
Country
United States - Ohio
Description
It's metaphoric, abstract, mellow, acoustic, folky-rock, with a twist of pomegranate.
Notes
For more than a decade, Ruvane Kurland has been touring through clubs and coffeehouses around the Midwest with his unique brand of mellow groove rock. Kurland has performed for Hillary Clinton and has shared the stage with such acts as Mango Jam, Soul Farm, Rob Bonaccorsi (previously of the Freddy Jones Band), Rick Recht, and Tim Mahoney.
After releasing his debut album, "Acoustically Speaking," in 1996, Kurland followed up with "Esoteric Perfection," a year later. In April 2000, he released an album complete with 13 guest musicians, entitled "Drops of Time." Kurland released "Traveler" with his band Six String Ride, in the spring of 2006. Ruvane's 2009 release, "Life in 360°" features numerous guest artists, including Jimi "Jazz" Prescott (best known for his work with G. Love and Special Sauce), and Brian Fechino (Pat McGee Band).
Born in Burlington and raised in Council Bluffs, Iowa, Kurland began professionally performing his original music at age 17. Kurland has toured extensively through the Midwest, and recently released a tour "rockumentary" entitled, "Ruvane Kurland Live from the Midwest."
Kurland has made several radio and television appearances, and his music is featured on the soundtrack to the movie, "Vengeance Zombies 2000," produced by Bo Hakala. Kurland's song, "I don't Know," was featured on the,"Chicagoland Musicians Compilation CD" in 2004 released by Sammary Studio.
Kurland's singing and songwriting skills, along with his witty and entertaining stage presence, have drawn comparisons to such acts as U2, The Beatles, Dave Matthews Band, and Peter Himmelman. Of his music, Kurland says, "It's folk with a rock edge."
After releasing his debut album, "Acoustically Speaking," in 1996, Kurland followed up with "Esoteric Perfection," a year later. In April 2000, he released an album complete with 13 guest musicians, entitled "Drops of Time." Kurland released "Traveler" with his band Six String Ride, in the spring of 2006. Ruvane's 2009 release, "Life in 360°" features numerous guest artists, including Jimi "Jazz" Prescott (best known for his work with G. Love and Special Sauce), and Brian Fechino (Pat McGee Band).
Born in Burlington and raised in Council Bluffs, Iowa, Kurland began professionally performing his original music at age 17. Kurland has toured extensively through the Midwest, and recently released a tour "rockumentary" entitled, "Ruvane Kurland Live from the Midwest."
Kurland has made several radio and television appearances, and his music is featured on the soundtrack to the movie, "Vengeance Zombies 2000," produced by Bo Hakala. Kurland's song, "I don't Know," was featured on the,"Chicagoland Musicians Compilation CD" in 2004 released by Sammary Studio.
Kurland's singing and songwriting skills, along with his witty and entertaining stage presence, have drawn comparisons to such acts as U2, The Beatles, Dave Matthews Band, and Peter Himmelman. Of his music, Kurland says, "It's folk with a rock edge."
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