Wild Records Spotlight: The Hurricanes

Gents,

Our Wild March is coming to an end and all month long we have been celebrating the successful premiere of the film Los Wild Ones at the SXSW Film Festival. We are spotlighting one of the newest bands to the Wild Records Label, The Hurricanes. The band is described as early 60’s Rock n’ Roll, Rhythm & Blues, Mod sounds. If you listen carefully, the Wild Sound shatters any traditional genre with aggression and energy.

Check out the video of The Hurricanes tearing and ripping it up!!!

Roach Sanchez – Vocals/Rhythm Guitar
Gibram “G” Chavez – Harmonica/bass
Oscar “satan” Ramirez – Keys/bass
Slim Cervantez – Lead Guitar
Alex “Little Man” Marcial – Drums

The Hurricanes on Facebook

www.facebook.com/oc.hurricanes

Wild Records

www.WildRecordsUSA.com

Photos courtesy of Daniel Funaki www.facebook.com/daniel.funaki

Mr. M

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Wild Records Spotlight: Dusty Chance & The Allnighters

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The third Wild Wednesday has arrived and we continue to celebrate the successful premiere of Los Wild Ones at the SXSW Film Festival. The third Wild Records artist to be spotlighted is Dusty Chance & The Allnighters, From the Wild Records website and I could have not said it any better!

Torment the rockin world with the Wildest demented form of Rockabilly you are ever going to hear. This act features Omar Romero (Omar & the Stringpoppers) & his sadistic guitar pickin, Jamie Lee Bradley humpin the big bull fiddle like a perverted nutcase & Angel Hernandez smackin the hell out of them skins! When Dusty gets that wild glazed over look in his eyes it raises the question is he the bastard son of the Devil or is he just a raving madman? Does he have the nuts flush or is he a card short of a full deck? Forget everything you’ve heard about these animals, this is the kind of sinnin’ you gotta see for yourself!! Hell, buy em a drink and bear witness to The most perverted, primitive, savage rock n’ roll on the planet! 

This is WILD Rockabilly, check out the video below

Wild Records Online

www.WildRecordsUSA.com

Photo Courtesy of Daniel Funaki www.facebook.com/daniel.funaki

Mr.M

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Wild Records Spotlight: The Rhythm Shakers

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The second Wild Wednesday has arrived and we are celebrating the successful premiere of Los Wild Ones at the SXSW Film Festival. The Wild Records artist spotlighted this week is The Rhythm Shakers, described as late 1950’s Rock and Roll. According to the bands Facebook page they “started accidentally by recording in a small apartment and a big bottle of booze… and here we are.” One thing is for sure, it sounds like they are having a party and enjoying every minute of it. The music is eclectic and the influences are too numerous to list, but check out the clip below for some of their jet-fueled Rock and Roll!

 

Marlene Perez- Singer/ Rhythm Guitar
Andrew Himmler- Lead Guitar
Victor Mendez- Upright Bass & Piano
Ricky McCann- Drums

The Rhythm Shakers on Facebook

http://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Rhythm-Shakers/

Wild Records Online

www.WildRecordsUSA.com

Photo Courtesy of Daniel Funaki www.facebook.com/daniel.funaki , Chuy Villegas.

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A Filmmaker That Captured Lightning In A Bottle: Los Wild Ones

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When you think about great song titles “Mess About You”, “Wasting My Time” and”Wasted” are straightforward and raw, and caught the attention of filmmaker Elise Salomon. The Pizter College graduate in Media Studies  encountered Wild Records with those three songs and is on the brink of her feature directorial debut with the documentary Los Wild Ones.

Growing up Elise knew she wanted to be involved in making movies but did not know how or when that would take place. According to Elise, “The moment I found out that there was a job called “producing” was the moment I knew that’s what I wanted to do.” It is with that determination and passion that Elise began a career in film. The first feature film was Paper Heart, which premiered at the 2009 Sundance Film Festival in the U.S. Dramatic Competition and won the prestigious Waldo Salt Screenwriting Award. The second feature film, which she Co-Produced, Smashed, premiered at the 2012 Sundance Film Festival in the U.S. Dramatic Competition and awarded the Special Jury Prize for producing.

While working on a narrative project Elise discovered Wild Records. Not only did she discover a record label that was unlike anything she had heard before there was a unique “family” element that existed, “I wanted real, authentic 50’s Rock ‘n’ Roll – raw, furious, sexy, and just buzzing with electricity – but I wanted it to be contemporary.” Elise discovered what countless fans have experienced since 2001, and that was the Wild Sound.

The documentary chronicles Wild Records founder Reb Kennedy and the Wild musicians as they travel and perform. The film goes beyond music and touring, “The bond between Reb Kennedy and his artists is unparalleled in this level of the music industry. The loyalty they express to him and his business model can be equated to nothing other than pure love. Love for the music and love for one another. Just like every family dynamic, there is a fair amount of dysfunction but they manage to stick together through thick and thin.” When Elise heard about the reception Wild Artists receive in Europe she could not have imagined the flocks of people attending the shows “It gave me chills. Just seeing a sea of people sing along to their songs. It was extraordinary.” It was moments like these that really gave Elise an opportunity to not only capture Reb and the Wild Family but also the loyal fans from all around the globe.

The films name is derived from the Marlon Brando movie, The Wild One (1953). The title “was a joint decision between me, the producers and the editor…Using the word, “Los” is our way of highlighting that a majority of the people on screen in the film are young Latino/Hispanic artists” says Elise. The title is fitting because the 1953 movie is the first to capture culture and youth in its raw rebellious state, much like the documentary that will premiere at the SXSW Film Festival 60 years later. According to Elise, “SXSW is the absolute perfect place for the film to premiere. The festival combines interactive, music and film. There isn’t a better place to introduce the film and the Wild Family to audiences than in Austin during SXSW.” One thing is for sure, everyone in attendance will not only be in for a musical explosion but also a visual encapsulation of Wild Records.

After communicating with Elise, Reb and several Wild Artist I can attest to the unique family that exist at Wild Records. The film The Wild One centered on one main character and the supporting cast of bikers but watching the trailer for the movie Los Wild Ones it becomes apparent that Elise captures the Wildest sounds around. The openness of the Wild Family is amazing because the filmmaker has now formed a bond with them and truly wants them to succeed in their endeavors.  Elise is a great movie director/producer because she realized there was a story to be told and took the chance and spent 9 months following and recording the Wild Records Family and by doing so will display them to the rest of the world through her lens and captured lightning in a bottle.

Los Wild Ones: World Premiere 3/11/13 @SXSW Film Festival

Director / Producer:  Elise Salomon

Producer:  Jennifer Cochis

Producer:  Jessica Golden

Los Wild Ones on Facebook

http://www.facebook.com/LosWildOnes

Los Wild Ones @ SXSW

http://schedule.sxsw.com/2013/events/event_FS13767

Photos courtesy of Daniel Funaki:  www.facebook.com/daniel.funaki

Mr. M

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Wild Records Spotlight: Gizzelle

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The first Wild Artist to be profiled during our Wild March is the amazing Gizzelle. This young lady creates chills that run down my spine! Gizzelle is energetic but controlled, powerful and full of soul. The sound is reminiscent of 50’s Blues, 60’s R & B and some good ol’ Rock & Roll. Do yourself a favor and check out the clips below of one of the biggest voices in music today! In case you were wondering, yes, her music is available on records.

Baby Please Don’t Go, the song begins with a voice that trumps the drum roll in the background and seems to last an eternity before the rest of the song starts. The lyrics and tone are in your face and full of emotion. When the band gets involved it is a toe-tappin’, heart pounding, wild song! All I can say is, Baby I wont GO!

Wild Records Online

www.WildRecordsUSA.com

Photo Courtesy of Daniel Funaki www.facebook.com/daniel.funaki

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