Showing posts with label comedy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label comedy. Show all posts

Thursday, 4 June 2009

June 7th - Artist Preview..........

This Sunday sees a line-up of 'top class' performers as we embrace our 3rd year of 'Fat Talent LIVE'!!....so come & join in the celebrations

Chocolate Blonde
Miss Coco fantastic also doubles up as this months 'Guest host'. Musically 'Chocolate Blonde' is every bit her name a refreshing UK solo artist with fun, lust and drama in mind. Her writing and performance reflects her cool outrageous sound of catchy singing, straight to the point chatting and addictive dance moves, which all feature hand in hand on many of her tracks. She is a cocktail of Hip Pop RnB on ice. This high energy, high impact chick is the voice cheeky women everywhere have been looking for.

Ghost
hard hitting Hip hop from the street lyricist hailing from North London. You can expect a 'stand up' performance from Ghost and the members of the S.W.A.T team.....

Nine Dots

2 guys, 1 Producer + 1 Rapper = a vision that’s bringing real hip hop to the fore. Producer Kensaye and rapper Cage spread France, Ghana and the UK across their double act … They will be gracing the 'FTL' stage & performing tracks from their 'must buy' debut album ‘Brain Teaser....out NOW!!!!

Grace Obika
Grace Obika is a singer/songwriter from North London. Not only is she talented and gifted, but she is also what one would call ‘brains with beauty’ as she is a Biomedical Sciences (Hons) graduate. Check out Grace's beautiful vocals on the track 'So Right' featuring SWAY..def a feel good summer track.

E-Hustle
The popular performer is back again for a 2nd 'FTL' performance. The E-hustle uplifting brand of experimental hip hop is a crowd pleaser and he suprised us the first time round with some pretty nifty vocals...at the time we didn't know he could sing aswell! looking forward to round 2...

Nayohmie & band
A singer/song writer with a voice more experienced than her years suggest, at 15 years of age Nayohmie is a star in the making. So keep your ears to the ground.....you heard it hear first!!

Karmafree
Karmafree is a vocal and bass duo based in London. Members Mara and Dmitry originally are from Riga, Latvia. Music is a mixture of a various styles- Jazz, Funk, RnB, Soul, Hip-Hop etc. Lyrics bring messages about truth in life, encouraging people to open their eyes wider, get sight of true colours in life and think clearly with mind of Wisdom.


Annie Dale
Annie Dale is a brilliant soulful acoustic / pop singer and songwriter hailing from Hertfordshire. Aided by her keyboard & natural talent, you cannot help but be drawn in by Annie's melodic tones


Kandy Jay
19 year old Kandice Johnson; a naturally talented singer/songwriter, she performs under the stage name of ‘Kandy Jay’. She has been singing for a number of years, and is currently working on a variety of projects including her first promo ‘Stages of Love.’ Kandy Jay has been working tirelessly on new material that will propell her to new heights. There is a definetely more to come from her in the near future....

Delia Rene
Delia Rene has been singing and dancing since she can remember!..her flavour is a mix of rnb and garage which duly compliments her 'sweeter than sugar' vocals. Her current focus is on completing her debut album so stay tuned for that one!

Beatrix Players
Don't be fooled by the name: this talented 4 piece girl band are a far cry from the fluffy tailed stories of Tigglewinkle and pals. Unlike the stereotypical girl band these ladies are all talented musicians in their own right, playing a range of instruments from guitar to the violin & cello....seriously good!

Don't miss Fat Talent LIVE...This Sunday (7th June)
7:00 - 10:30pm, Inn On The Green, 3-5 Thorpe Close, London W10 5XL (Nr tube, Ladbroke Grove). Contact: info@fattalent.com

Wednesday, 12 November 2008

ARE YOU JOKING?

Well last night I went along to what was entitled a 'comedy evening'. The line up was filled with up-n-coming comedians & admittedly it was the opening night... but what a car crash!!
From the hosts opening gambit "wev'e got a blonde in the front row, yeah she looks like a WAG who likes to suck cock to.... "oh I hope they assasinate Obama??? Now I don't mind lewd comments but at the very least add some humour to them! Anyway as we sat praying for the rapid exit of the host and the entrance of the next comic, the mood of the audience was hostile to say the least. But 'oh' our optimism was misplaced as he randomly proceeds to go around the audience asking "what animal would you most like to f**ck ??
The final act of the first half was saved by a rational Canadian comic who bothered to create a rapoire with the audience rather than fire abuse at them...phew! sanity had been restored (along with a few laughs). What happened in the second half I cannot tell you as we were out of there.....

Now don't get me wrong....im all for creativity that pushes the boundaries but this along with the recent furore @ the beeb over Dross & Bland has left me asking "have comics lost their perception of what the audience finds funny"??

Words: Fusion