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Steven Wilson STEVEN WILSON Indicado ao Grammy, o artista inglês apresenta o terceiro álbum solo em São Paulo, dia 20 de maio, no Teatro Bradesco O renomado músico e produtor inglês Steven Wilson - fundador, vocalista, guitarrista e compositor da banda de rock progressivo Porcupine Tree - faz única apresentação em São Paulo, dia 20 de maio, segunda-feira às 21h no Teatro Bradesco. Três vezes indicado ao Grammy, ele apresenta ao público o aclamado álbum The Raven That Refused To Sing (And Other Stories), que recebeu ótimas críticas no mundo inteiro. Esta será a segunda passagem do artista pelo Brasil; desta vez, ele virá acompanhado por Guthrie Govan (guitarra), Adam Holzman (teclado), Theo Travis (flauta/sax), Nick Beggs (baixo/ stick) e Chad Wackerman (bateria). Com exceção do baterista, são os mesmos músicos com quem ele gravou The Raven That Refused To Sing (And Other Stories), álbum produzido pelo lendário Alan Parsons e lançado em fevereiro de 2013. Assista ao clipe da música “The Raven That Refused to Sing”: STEVEN WILSON Um dos artistas mais ecléticos e prolíficos do rock, Steven Wilson escreve, grava e produz música desde os 10 anos de idade. Natural de Hemel Hempstead, na Inglaterra, ele entrou em contato com a música muito cedo; quando tinha apenas 8 anos, seu pai escutava "Dark Side of the Moon", do Pink Floyd, e sua mãe, "Love to Love You Baby", da Donna Summer. Esses dois álbuns foram fundamentais para o seu direcionamento musical. Suas primeiras fitas demo surgiram em meados dos anos 80, quando Steven ainda estava na escola, e, ao final da década, ele criou os dois projetos que contribuíram para a sua entrada no mundo profissional da música: Porcupine Tree e No-Man. Com a Porcupine Tree, ele explorava a psicodelia, o rock progressivo e seu amor pela música dos anos 70; inicialmente, esta era uma "banda" imaginária, já que todos os instrumentos eram tocados por Steven. Na mesma época, Steven formou o No-Man com o cantor Tim Bowness. Influenciados por tudo, de música ambiente ao hip-hop, seus primeiros singles e álbuns traziam uma mistura de batidas dançantes e orquestrações exuberantes. Ao assinar com a One Little Indian no Reino Unido e com a Epic nos EUA, em 1990, eles receberam ótimas críticas da imprensa e tiveram diversos singles nas paradas da Melody Maker, Sounds e Hot Press. Com Porcupine Tree, Steven assinou contrato com a Lava Records nos Estados Unidos. Em 2006, a banda lançou Fear of a Blank Planet, álbum que recebeu uma indicação ao Grammy. O trabalho seguinte, o 10º da carreira, The Incident, foi lançado no final de 2009 e tornou-se o álbum do grupo mais bem ranqueado nas paradas musicais até então. Mais uma vez, a banda foi indicada ao Grammy. Entre janeiro e agosto de 2008, Steven começou a gravar o material que daria origem ao seu primeiro álbum solo, Insurgentes. Grace For Drowning, o segundo trabalho solo, foi lançado em setembro de 2011 como um disco duplo projetado para ser ouvido como dois álbuns individuais, chamados Deform to Form a Star e Like Dust I Have Cleared From My Eye. Por este trabalho, conquistou uma indicação ao Grammy, entrou nas paradas musicais de diversas partes do mundo - como o top 40 do Reino Unido, Holanda e Alemanha - e alcançou o top 10 da Polônia. Em setembro de 2012, Steven ganhou o prêmio “Guiding Light” no “Progressive Music Awards” 2012. Mais informações sobre o artista: http://stevenwilsonhq.com/ STEVEN WILSON Data: segunda-feira, 20 de maio de 2013 Horário: 21h Classificação etária: 14 anos Duração aprox.: 120 min. 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