Kingsley

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Kingsley is a name of at least two acts: 1) A band the formed in late 2007, an alternative to traditional rock n roll, featuring heavy electronic melodies, danceable beats and intense vocals - a combination that makes heads nod and feet move. Comprising Brandon Sweeney (vocals/guitars), Stephen Limbaugh (keyboards), Ian Schaeffer (bass), and the Italian-born Nadir Maraschin (drums), Kingsley has accomplished much in the time they have been together, including inking an indy-deal after being a band for only 5 months. Kingsley signed a one-record deal and had a digital release of their debut album in June, 2008. Choices was recorded with producer Jeff Kanan whose engineering and production credits include: No Doubt, National Product, Madonna. In Nov. 2009, Kingsley partnered with Live Nation to release a DVD and live album of their concert at the famous Wiltern Theater in Los Angeles as part of Live Nation’s new partnership with Apple/iTunes. Shortly after, Kingsley went back in the studio with Jeff Kanan to record a 14-song album, Digital Providence. With 2 studio LPs, live DVD/album, and multiple national and regional tours under their belt, Kingsley has big plans over the next year including new recordings, festival appearances, and tours. 2) A mononym Gershon Kingsley who's releases, under this name, include Popcorn (1990, on v/a Synthesizer Greatest Vol. 4). Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; addition...