Macromantics: Moments in Movements - COMPACT DISCS

Title: Moments in Movements
Artist: Macromantics
Label: Kill Rock Stars
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 759656041126
Genre: Rock
Release Date: 2007-01-23
Number of Discs: 1

Macromantics is Romy Hoffman, a Melbourne based artist who began her music career in the mid 90' as a 15 year-old guitarist for Ben Lee's first band, Noise Addict. She first discovered hip hop on a US tour with the band, returned to Australia, picked up a microphone and started rapping. From the sing-along sounds of 'Scorch' to the self-reflective 'Love Thyself', there is something for everyone on this album. Braggadocio battle raps sit followed by the eerily spooky. Miss macro takes you to the dark side on 'Fistful of Dallas', then sugar coats her words with the up-tempo 'Apple Crumble'. This is a woman of many musical loves - you can count at least three death metal references in there. Even Melanie Griffith gets a shout out. Hip hop may have never sound so fresh. Produced largely by Sydney based maestro Buchman (Tony Buchen), 'Moments in Movement' features guest appearances from renowned American rapper Sage Francis on 'Locksmith' and Melbourne rock n' soul band Ground Components on 'Firstfull of Dallas'. Macromantics brings her new material to life accompanied by DJ Amy, proving she is an inimitable talent both on record and on the stage.

Tracks:
1.1 Miss Macro
1.2 Moments in Movement
1.3 Scorch
1.4 Dark Side of Dallas
1.5 Eerily Spookily
1.6 Locksmith - Sage Francis
1.7 Bandwagon
1.8 Love Thyself
1.9 Apple Crumble
1.10 Vaudeville
1.11 Generation

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