Artist description Technology and computers turn me on!

Music Style Electronic, hip hop, techno

Musical Influences Madonna, Groove Armada

Similar Artists Madonna, Groove Armada

Artist History Former member of 90's rock band Rosetta Stone. www.mp3.com/rosettastone

Group Members The WillaWoman (artist), The WillaMan (engineer)

Instruments Computer, looping, Cakewalk Sonar, Acid Pro 3.0

Albums There's Something Terribly Wrong Here, The Discovery

Press Reviews Austin Herald, 2001: "...how great I think the album is. I just listened to the entire CD again and there's so much to hear. "Discovery" is a good word because there are many sounds to discover. I'm so impressed and really like some of the montages. It's so much like a piece of complex modern art where you can look at the richness of it again and again and take away something different at each experience. For me the myriad of sound layers and segued parts will keep it interesting for quite a while. BRAVO WillaFineHouse Studios!!" T. Ventura -------- ................................................................... Austin Herald, 2001: "THERE'S SOMETHING TERRIBLY RIGHT WITH "TERRIBLY WRONG" Fine House Studios has done it again! After a much-too-long hiatus from recording community circles, Fine House Studios has recently come out with their long awaited "surprise" release of 2001. "There's Something Terribly Wrong Here" has been touted and hyped as the mystery release of 2001. The album delivers complex, yet ear-pleasing dance remix's of every song off of Rosetta Stone's 1990 "The Discovery" album, which featured the tantalizing vocals of Rose Ventura. During your first listen, you'll wonder what really IS going on, as you hear water, footsteps, traffic, and elevators. But it's not too long before a clear visual picture erupts of an Imaginery Evolutionary settling in at their "crib" to listen to pieces of the original "Discovery" album. Each snippet is masterfully sequed and it's hard to tell where one ends and the next begins. After this delicious overture, the album takes off and the heart of it ensues. The producers have done magic here, there is no doubt. If you're familiar with the original "Discovery" album (and quite frankly, who isn't?) you oftentimes have a difficult time comprehending how they have managed to take original "Discovery" vocal tracks and meld them so perfectly into today's popular feel of techno. And with so much techno hitting the shelves these days, it hard to tell one track from th! ! e next. "Terribly Wrong" delivers that refreshing approach to a new music genre that is long overdue. Give "Terribly Wrong" a good listen......it'll make you feel "terribly right." "

Location Austin, TX - USA

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