Marcome
This a ‘must’ to hear her sing. I love her voice and her music is upbeat and original. You can hear her music at her website. Believe me, this isn’t the same old ‘New Age’ music that you are used to, it’s refreshing, full of rhythm, creative and inspiring.
Marcome is a Canadian singer songwriter. I compose, produce and engineer all of my music, which is a blend of Ambient New Age and World music that I like to call
New World Music.
I blend lyrics with wordless languages (Wordpainting)
to create a soothing and ethereal musical tapestry. Besides layered voices, my music mainly incorporates dreamy keyboards,fretless bass, jazzy guitar riffs, and traditional world beat percussions.
Marcomé (pronounced Mar-ko-may) is a Canadian singer songwriter. Gifted with a pure voice, she blends lyrics with a unique wordless language that brings us in an atmospheric universe. Marcomé carefully fuses different world music influences with jazz style and classical vocals creating a new world music genre. Marcomé produces, arranges and engineers her musical work. She is a keyboardist, programmer and sound engineer as well as a proficient percussionist.
After completing her post-graduate studies in commerce and communications, Marcomé worked in theatre, in both music composition and sound creation. She then moved into the music industry. Her impressive professional experience and background as a quality sound and mastering engineer, has allowed her to collaborate with renowned artists and producers. This is the source of both her musical inspiration and artistic sense. Her industry collaborations include work with such artists as Diana Krall, Cecilia Bartoli, Le Cirque du Soleil, Branford Marsalis, Sir George Martin, Tom Waits, Daniel Lanois, Pat Metheny and Yes.
My favorite is Nostrie Tiempo. Go over to her website, listen to her music, and drop her a note. When we find such a fabulous and inspiring artist, we must share the music and talent.
Marcome has also composed a song for twitter and it’s fabulous.
You can hear it on her blog.
