Showing posts with label fattalent live. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fattalent live. Show all posts

Wednesday, 1 July 2009

Model behaviour.......


Fat Talent LIVE are looking for new and aspiring female models for our showcase events. Are you model material? are you fun, confident & outgoing?.... if you think that you have what it takes get in touch asap ....contact: kelly@fattalent.com


(images courtesy of carli-art.co.uk)

Saturday, 9 May 2009

UAL - University of the Arts Breakdance Society

It was quite the spectacle seeing two toned, athletic men dancing with fervor, passion and excitement. This is exactly the show that Peter Johnson and JP Lewis put on for us all last sunday evening @ Fat Talent LIVE, West London

Starting with some funky moves, they then moved into the more complicated, jaw dropping stunts. They had the crowd in awe with their head spinning, hand stands and incredible rhythm.

They met at breakdancing class, at the university of the arts, and have been dancing together for the past year. Theirs is a more specific strand of break dance called 'locking' which itself derives from the funk of James Brown.

Stylistically, they have many influences, though they both cite Martial Arts as being their main one. Watching old Kung Fu movies gives the boys their inspiration and additionally their background in gymnastics allows them the capability to perform such physically demanding routines.

Peter J even said goodbye to his suit, and quit his finance job in the city to pursue break dance full time. Their ultimate goal is to perform a variety show which would include their routines, spoken word, drumming hip-hop and dance.

By their account, the scene itself is tight knit, with plenty of friendly rivalry between the 'crews'. The best way to break into the Breakdance scene is to befriend one of the crews, get in shape and come with an open mind.

Review: Katie Cowell

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Wednesday, 6 May 2009

Katie Cowell Reviews: Lamahra

Hailing from Lewisham, Lamahra is a fresh new talent with a sultry voice and strong attitude to match! She is not afraid to flip expectations and reverse the gender roles.

Her song 'One track Mind' is one that she is most proud of. And with good reason. She sings in a sexy and sultry way about a guy she sees in a club, and he is all she wants that night. The tune itself has an eerie and creepy vibe - and the song builds as she hones in on her focus.

She challenges the 'norm' of rnb and rap tunes in which women are just there for the man. Not so in Lamahra's rnb world: she spies her man, goes in for the chase - and in doing so- the Hunter becomes the HUNTED!

There is a great sense of atmosphere in Lamahra's music, and she will always write about things that have touched her. Her music is quite emotionally fused, and will always write songs that showcase her voice and send her message across


www.myspace.com/superstarlamahra

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Katie Cowell Reviews: Heidi Thomas

From the tender age of 8, Heidi Thomas has been writing music. She had a different introduction to music: having missed the school play due to a severe chest infection, she decided to write her own musical whilst languishing in bed.

From the age of 20 she started taking music seriously, and has been trying to forge a path in the industry since then. She has a no-nonsense attitude, and will not take any hassle from anyone. This attitude is complemented perfectly by brash lyrics and catchy rock tunes. She writes about her personal experiences, relationships and life in London.

She loves her rock music, and sounds like a cross between Pink and Katy Perry. She has just penned a tune for newly signed 'Chantelle Redman', and though happy writing for others, she still wants to be up there on stage rocking out with songs that have a positive and uplifting message for women.

www.myspace.com/missheidithomas


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