Our first night as hosts was an emotional, hilarious, profound, chaotic, class, deranged and inspiring affair. It was Ben and Jack´s last stance and they opened the night and our senses as a duo. Their songs were like an early trance of fine musicianship, raw emotion and dreamy landscapes. At one point I looked beside me and saw Simon awestruck, his tongue sticking out like a wounded animal. “That is truly awesome,” he commented. I couldn’t but agree. We carried ourselves on to the s...

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New version of "All the things we did wrong". String section arranged by PJ Richardson.
  All The Things We Did Wrong [featuring. pj richardson] © Gabriel Moreno  


Check out some of his solo tracks here: http://soundcloud.com/pj-richardson
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Reproduced as published in The Gibraltar Chronicle - Thursday 7th April, 2011.

Gabriel Moreno’s Identidad y Deseo  (Identity and Desire) represents his collected poems written between 2006 and 2010.  The poems contained in this impressive volume range over a wide number of topics; they express his tentative exploration of the poetic tradition he inherited as a bilingual Gibraltarian, culminating in his more recent poems where he has achieved a clear sense of his own artistic identity.

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 Interview by Alice Mascarenhas in The Gibraltar Chronicle - Tuesday 5th April, 2011.

 
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Gibraltar Magazine's article on poems and songs.

"I used to sing to change the world now I sing so the world does not change me." 

 

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Roco Allstar and his quest for unique musical and artistic talent come together in the acclaimed Music Critique blog, La Voz Telúrica. Reaching more than 6000 monthly visits from all over the world, it has become a favorite amongst Indie listeners searching for new talent, interviews, concert information and knowledgeable unbiased opinions on the world of Indie music in Spain and the world. This week La Voz Telúrica kindly reviewed my new work in progress: All the things that we did wrong b...
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We are what we seem and also what we do. London is a fascinating place for listening and playing music, everyone is into it, everyone knows England could not have survived without music. As I went into the Powers Bar and saw the posters of Billy Bragg, Luca Bloom and Iggy Pop I knew I was in the right place and I knew perhaps that night I could be who I had dreamt to be. Potentiality was augmented through the vibe of a space for drunks and music-lovers.
The first song I played was wish Impos...
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