KANSAI MUSIC CONFERENCE, 2009"Building Bridges With Music"
What: KMC is an international event open to all genres of music and all nationalities for the purpose of international exchange and networking through music. The aim is to create a network of musicians, organizations and music fans working together to better the music scene in Japan through communication, interaction and cultural understanding.
When: Sept. 19 & 20, 2009 11am-5pm (conference) & 4:30pm-late (live music)
Where: Daytime - Convention Room AP Osaka 4th fl., 3-2-25 Kitahama, Osaka Tel. 06-6204-0109 (clinics, presentations, workshops, panel discussions, trade show and flea market)
Evening- Live venues around Osaka (Uptown: ESP Music School, Jazz On Top, Zou, Jazz On Top Act III / Midtown: Kitahama Church, Mother Popcorn, Gazebo Café, Blue Monk / Downtown: Atlantiqs, Soma, Club Life Red Lion, Rugtime, Fan J, Tomboy / Kyobashi: Izumi Hall
Who: Approximately 30 presenters and panelists from both inside and outside Japan(Shinichiro Yamamoto, Hiromi Shimizu, Techung, William Hochberg etc.) speaking on musical and international related topics, as well as about 60 Japanese and non-Japanese groups of musicians performing together on stages around Osaka
Theme: "Building Bridges With Music" Keynote speech given by reggae legend Jack Radics. (See below for bio and picture)
How to participate: Conference registration is follows:
"KMC Gold Pass" 1 Day ￥5,000 / ￥4,000 for students & under 20yrs. with ID
"KMC Silver Pass" 1 Day ￥3,000 / ￥2,000 for students & under 20yrs. with ID
"KMC Showcase Pass" 1 Day ￥2,000
Passes can be purchased at all official KMC and Shalestone Music sponsored events, Ticket Pia (from July 15th) and select live venues in Osaka. Reservations can also be made online at www.kansaimusicconference.com
Sponsors & Partners:
Organizer- KMC Executive Committee
Producer- Shalestone Music
Sponsors- KCC International Ltd., Japanzine, Club Life, Shin Osaka Sunny Stone Hotel, Japan Travel Advisor(USA), hashi.org (USA)
Supportors- Osaka 21st Century Assoc., Osaka City, Osaka Convention & Tourism Bureau, ESP Entertainment, Alpha Station FM Kyoto, Music Japan TV, Watanabe Music, Mandala Group, Sonicbids(USA)
Partners: Kansai Video Promotion, Access Productions, whynotjapan.com, PTARI, Fish The Music, Neyagawa City Int. Exch. Assoc., NPO
Information & questions: www.kansaimusicconference.com or KMC Executive Director at kmc@shalestonemusic.jp
Keynote Speaker, Jack Radics:
Jack Radics, One of the most intriguing vocalists to emerge from the '80s dancehalls. Rarely seen and sometimes rarely heard, Radic’s, a prominent voice arising from Jamaica's Reggae music arena, with mega hits like “This Time I'll Be Sweeter”, “Affairs Of The Heart”, “Josephine” and “Twist And Shout” in collaboration with Supercat, Chaka Demus and Pliers respectively, is the quintessential, passionate crooner with a recording career spanning more than 20 years. His voice is a jaunty mixture of Isaac Hayes, Peter Tosh, and Barry White, with the pep of Louis Armstrong and soulfulness of Otis Redding, who happens to be one of his greatest musical influences.For Radics,' singing is [often] easier than breathing'. He has always remembered himself being around music and singing through his early piano lessons and years as a member on various school and church choirs.Radics soon was touring with the likes of Freddy McGregor, UB40, Tiger, Chaka Demus and Pliers, Joe Cocker and disco denizen, Blondie, to places like Japan, Australia, New Zealand and various parts of Europe where he has established strong fan bases.His first studio recording, which became popular in 1980, was a cover of Kool and the Gang's hit “Get down on It,” produced and released by the late Valerie Cowan as a 45 single on her UFO label. By 1990, he released a cover of Jerry Butler's “Dream Merchant” which had the distinction of being one of the first tunes played on IRIE-FM, which signed on to the airwaves that same year.
Release of the ever popular “Twist and Shout” recorded with Chaka Demus and Pliers. Radics Initially established his reputation with “Lover’s Numbers” but, once the scene shifted, he proved equally adept at penning potent cultural material. “This is culture at its best from one of Jamaica's most unique vocalists”
What: KMC is an international event open to all genres of music and all nationalities for the purpose of international exchange and networking through music. The aim is to create a network of musicians, organizations and music fans working together to better the music scene in Japan through communication, interaction and cultural understanding.
When: Sept. 19 & 20, 2009 11am-5pm (conference) & 4:30pm-late (live music)
Where: Daytime - Convention Room AP Osaka 4th fl., 3-2-25 Kitahama, Osaka Tel. 06-6204-0109 (clinics, presentations, workshops, panel discussions, trade show and flea market)
Evening- Live venues around Osaka (Uptown: ESP Music School, Jazz On Top, Zou, Jazz On Top Act III / Midtown: Kitahama Church, Mother Popcorn, Gazebo Café, Blue Monk / Downtown: Atlantiqs, Soma, Club Life Red Lion, Rugtime, Fan J, Tomboy / Kyobashi: Izumi Hall
Who: Approximately 30 presenters and panelists from both inside and outside Japan(Shinichiro Yamamoto, Hiromi Shimizu, Techung, William Hochberg etc.) speaking on musical and international related topics, as well as about 60 Japanese and non-Japanese groups of musicians performing together on stages around Osaka
Theme: "Building Bridges With Music" Keynote speech given by reggae legend Jack Radics. (See below for bio and picture)
How to participate: Conference registration is follows:
"KMC Gold Pass" 1 Day ￥5,000 / ￥4,000 for students & under 20yrs. with ID
"KMC Silver Pass" 1 Day ￥3,000 / ￥2,000 for students & under 20yrs. with ID
"KMC Showcase Pass" 1 Day ￥2,000
Passes can be purchased at all official KMC and Shalestone Music sponsored events, Ticket Pia (from July 15th) and select live venues in Osaka. Reservations can also be made online at www.kansaimusicconference.com
Sponsors & Partners:
Organizer- KMC Executive Committee
Producer- Shalestone Music
Sponsors- KCC International Ltd., Japanzine, Club Life, Shin Osaka Sunny Stone Hotel, Japan Travel Advisor(USA), hashi.org (USA)
Supportors- Osaka 21st Century Assoc., Osaka City, Osaka Convention & Tourism Bureau, ESP Entertainment, Alpha Station FM Kyoto, Music Japan TV, Watanabe Music, Mandala Group, Sonicbids(USA)
Partners: Kansai Video Promotion, Access Productions, whynotjapan.com, PTARI, Fish The Music, Neyagawa City Int. Exch. Assoc., NPO
Information & questions: www.kansaimusicconference.com or KMC Executive Director at kmc@shalestonemusic.jp
Keynote Speaker, Jack Radics:
Jack Radics, One of the most intriguing vocalists to emerge from the '80s dancehalls. Rarely seen and sometimes rarely heard, Radic’s, a prominent voice arising from Jamaica's Reggae music arena, with mega hits like “This Time I'll Be Sweeter”, “Affairs Of The Heart”, “Josephine” and “Twist And Shout” in collaboration with Supercat, Chaka Demus and Pliers respectively, is the quintessential, passionate crooner with a recording career spanning more than 20 years. His voice is a jaunty mixture of Isaac Hayes, Peter Tosh, and Barry White, with the pep of Louis Armstrong and soulfulness of Otis Redding, who happens to be one of his greatest musical influences.For Radics,' singing is [often] easier than breathing'. He has always remembered himself being around music and singing through his early piano lessons and years as a member on various school and church choirs.Radics soon was touring with the likes of Freddy McGregor, UB40, Tiger, Chaka Demus and Pliers, Joe Cocker and disco denizen, Blondie, to places like Japan, Australia, New Zealand and various parts of Europe where he has established strong fan bases.His first studio recording, which became popular in 1980, was a cover of Kool and the Gang's hit “Get down on It,” produced and released by the late Valerie Cowan as a 45 single on her UFO label. By 1990, he released a cover of Jerry Butler's “Dream Merchant” which had the distinction of being one of the first tunes played on IRIE-FM, which signed on to the airwaves that same year.
Release of the ever popular “Twist and Shout” recorded with Chaka Demus and Pliers. Radics Initially established his reputation with “Lover’s Numbers” but, once the scene shifted, he proved equally adept at penning potent cultural material. “This is culture at its best from one of Jamaica's most unique vocalists”
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