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WHO IS VZI ? ABOUT VZI INFOS VZI THE ONE MAN LIVE LOOPING SHOW VZI - One man, who plays live more than 10 instruments. How does that work? With live-looping-technology! VZI is able to record all his instruments one by one live in front of the audience and within seconds he creats an entire songstructure to work with. These live-shows are putting entertainment to the next level . The one man band of the 20th century... VZI´s musical roots are mostly in Reggae, Funk and Latin but electronic genres like Drum'n Bass, Dubstep and Techno are performed in an impressive manner too. Also influences as Hip Hop and Dancehall do not come too briefly and are often paired with Ska and Pop. And if it´s appropriate, the whole show can be presented in a traditional way. With more than 60 Shows per year, (AUT, GER, UK, IT, FR, CH) VZI knows how to Party... WHO IS VZI ? ABOUT VZI INFOS VZI HIGHLIGHTS: Festivals: Chiemsee Reggae DE 2010 & 11 Eastrock Festival Lienz 2012 Riverside Festival Russbach 2012 Satta Music Festival DE 2011 & 12 Isle of Vibes Festival DE 2012 Soundcity Stadtsaal Ibk 2011 Summerbang Festival DE 2011 Brownstock Festival UK 2008 & 09 BIOGRAPHIE Soundwave Festival Croatia 2009 2009 – VZI is back in Austria and can claim some international bookings in the course of the year. (Soundwave Festival Croatia ; Brownstock Festival UK ; Billagbong Party at the Clubplanetarium in Clubs: Vienna) VZI gets through to the Final of the official Loopstation Cargo London / Clubplanetarium Championsship in Hamburg (sponsored by Boss/Roland) and in the Wien / Posthof Linz / Treibhaus meantime he records his debut album„Loopy Tunes“. Innsbruck / Komma Wörgl / Kufa Kufstein / Kuga Burgenland / Join 2010 - release of “Loopy Tunes” in February, lots of Gigs in several Clubs, Festivals Bars etc. Just to name a few: Treibhaus Innsbruck in Nenzing / Highways Kitzbühel / March, Posthof Linz in October, SouthPark Festival in July, Chiemsee Westtorhalle Murnau / Stoabruch- Reggae Festival in August. Festl“ / Tardebigge (Birmingham) Teilte die Bühne mit: 2011 - release of the „Official Promotion Video“, Support for Makossa&Megablast @Soundcity Innsbruck (1000Pers.), Satta Music Festival in June, Summerbang Festival / Ravensburg in Contests: Juli (Ohrbooten & UweKaa) and for the 2nd time at the Chiemsee Final of the 1st Loopercontest Reggae Festival. VZI can claim already more than 50 Airplays on of Roland / Boss in Hamburg Fm4 (Austrias biggest Independent Radio), Remix for Iriepathie (10.000 free Albums & already more than 3500 Downloads), August: VZI gets a sponsorship of „HotSpo““ Kufstein, new T-Shirt Collection (f&m), first LiveStream Show (Visitors of 5 different Countries), lots of Gigs on Festivals and Clubs... 2012 - more than 50 Concerts on different Festivals and Clubs, Mai: release of VZI´s 2nd Album „Des is a Einstellungssoch“, release of three MusicVideos, 3rd. T-Shirt Collection (f&m), Review in the Riddim Magazin plus Track on the Compilation CD (46.000 CDs), a Track on the „Dialekt Schmeckt“ Sampler and a Track on the Wetterleuchten Sampler (2000CDs), Airplay on several German Radio Stations, Album Reviews of: UweKaa, UrbanTreeMusic, JoeFrog Events and LiveStreamSession #3 & #4... WHO IS VZI ? ABOUT VZI INFOS VZI DISCOGRAPHIE: „LOOPY TUNES“ „DES IS A EINSTELLUNGSSOCH“ 11 TRACKS 15 TRACKS RELEASE IN FEB. 2010 RELEASE IN MAY 2012 VZI SHARED THE STAGE WITH: Beardyman(UK) - Ohrbooten(DE) - Iriepathie(AT) -Texta(AT) - Joe Driscoll(UK) - Uwe Kaa(DE) -BBou (DE) -Millions of Dreads(AT) - Russkaja (AT) - House of Riddim (AT) - Demograffics(DE) - Martin Zobel(DE) Illute(DE) - the Bulldogs(DE) - Mr.Thing(UK) - Fitta Warri(JAM) - Mike Väth(DE) - 3 Minute Warning(UK) Makossa & Megablast(AT) - Extra Large (DE) - Miloopa(POL) - Bubble Beats(CH) - Tschebberwooky(AT) INSTRUMENTS: Vocals (incl. Jodeling, Beatboxing...) , E- & Acc.-Guitar , E-Bass , Trumpet , Synth , Melodika , Mouthharmonika , Piano , several Percussion-instruments , Cajon , Didge , (E-)Drums and lots of Effects... CONTACT: VZI Hanser Patrick Bach 14 A - 6306 Söll +43 699 1861 1861 [email protected] www.vzi-live-looping.com BOOKING: [email protected].
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