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September 20, 2002. buenas, soy un guitarrista de Málaga (España) y me ha encantado la pagina que está muy bien hecha,¡teneis que echarle un vistazo!espero que llegues muy lejos Mariano.Espero verle en su gira cuando pase por España.Por cierto, la strato crema con el mastil de arce es preciosa. September 12, 2002. At this point M. J. Brascich is currently working with the mixing of his band's new CD wich is not out yet, recorded at a SonyMusic studio in Miami. Pretty soon you will be capable of listening to a few clips of the new compilation, in advance. Some of the members who participated in the recordings were: J. Gizmo(Vocals), Diego "lowtone" Montoya(Bass), and J. C. Vaz on Keyboards. September 9, 2002. October will be the month sponsoring the arrival of Mariano J. Brascich to the studio once again to record a new masterpiece with both versions in English and Spanish along with vocalist J. Gizmo. Hope is the pass to access the enjoyment of this musical beauty, so let's wish all the best to these great musicians!. It will be full of surprises!!. September 3th, 2002. 3:00 o'clock...Saturday 31...Groovy music rocked the house!... Location: Mars Music at Biscayne Boulevard, Mariano J. Brascich brought his musical ensemble "Avalon", an extract from "Final Symphony", the neoclassical band that changed the face of Rock and Roll of Miami for the last two years, and the one that went through several substitutions in its line-up. Afternoon of Rock delight, good vibes and nice music filled the air. Brascich's songs were magnificent plus a couple of covers composed by Doors and one by Jimmy Hendrix. Brascich's presentations are not shows, they become surprises, so, wait for next one... Saturday 31st, 2002. Last night, Rock and Roll masters Doors had their tribute at the luxurious Hard Rock Cafe in Miami. We had full house that evening, bands had a little snack before getting up on stage and an extensive chat too!. The opening had the honor of welcoming Mariano J. Brascich's Band who was in charge of warming the place up, people loved the versions of Doors and Jimmy Hendrix. Actually, last piece surprised everyone, a new hybrid of Mozart and acid timbres made its appearance to leave each single member from the crowd craving for more. The audience applauded anxious and wishing the performance to be extended. Brascich's Band had also the satisfaction of sharing the stage with the singular JAF once again, and a progressive band named Aghora, notorious music with a marked influence by Dream Theatre. A day difficult to forget, a music hard to judge as "no peculiar", and musicians imposible to call mediocres. We're looking forward to obtain music gems like this more often in a city way too young... Show at Bayside, 07-25-02. Awesome show took place recently at the stage of arts as part of a group of activities due this month in Bayside. Several bands gave their best work in a neverending performance the night of July 25, 2002. However, the star of the gig had a name which would be difficult to forget by anyone who listens to it for the very first time, "Mariano J. Brascich's Band". With a mixture of hard rock, sometimes heavy and neoclassical patterns, they gave an unforgettable evening of good taste, of musical entertainment. The performance started with a beautiful hybrid between J. Sebastian Bach and Brascich himself in a sort of a musical introduction, and the rest was half instrumentals, half with the sing in it. The singer, with a powerful, melodic, & inusual voice gave a demonstration of energy & charisma on stage, his timbre rememebers the particularities of voices such as: Bruce Dickinson, Ian Gillan, and R. J. Dio, among others. In fact an heterogenic one. All the tunes (except a couple of covers) will be part of the upcoming album wich promises to be a masterpiece. Brascich is indeed a lord on the fender, he bends & flies over those poor strings like a madman, or just make them cry or whisper in the most amusing atmosphere. People were gathering up little by little attracted by the group's development on stage, not to mention the ovation after each song and the screaming from the audience who sometimes turned out a bit wild. Lots of people, marvelous music, and good vibes in an almost perfect surrounding made the magic painting under the stars that night. |
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