Artist description Canadian Hearty and Organic meets electro fusion modernity.

Music Style Electro Slap and Blow

Musical Influences Prodigy, Massive Attack, Pink Floyd, Mozart and World Music

Group Members Paul Hinger, Scotty "Blaze" McPherson, Dave DeLeary, Featuring Shannon Maracle

Instruments Didgeridoo, Congas, Djembe, Celtic Harp, Synthesiser and Loop Modulator

Albums Revealed

Press Reviews This revelatory and independent debut release by band BLAZEFINGER brings a unique exchange and artistic exploration of several distinctly rooted traditions. The blend of electronic beats and organic sounds reinterprets traditional electronica through a collaborative process that brings together the creation of a new sound. With the blend of two of the oldest instruments known to mankind - the didgeridoo and the drum, combined with the mix of the raw spirit chanting of native Indian Dave DeLeary, this primal sonic combination of beats and cultural flavors are intrinsically more progressive within the electronic genre, than narrow focus on one stylistic path. The goal of BLAZEFINGER’S new interpretation (they call it Slap & Blow) is to bring in distinct audiences and cultures to explore and share different musical traditions. The core of this collective is dynamic duo Paul Hinger and Scotty Blaze. Hailing from Toronto, both have produced individual solo projects over the years and the influence of the many cultures they have encountered on their musical journeys (Australia, Latin America, Africa, Europe and North America) provides the soundscape for this new project, simply titled ‘Revealed’. Paul Hinger: Nine years as a Didgeridoo player, with street performances and stage in North America, Europe and Australia. Previous recordings with several projects including Jazz, Celtic/Native (David Maracle & Ian Philips) and Sufi (Mercan Dede)

Location Toronto, Ontario - Canada

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