Somar's Radar

Music always adapts to the ever changing generations. Many would argue if you do not diversify your music you start to drown in this competitive vast arena of sound. I see many musical acts stay to their roots and become very successful, and yet I have also seen musicians who were at one time on top of the world stay to their musical wants and start to become the back drop to a struggling genre or crowd. Change can always be scary and being outside of the "comfort zone" always makes you feel like no one will respond to your new sound, but the reward you can gain from "thinking outside the box" is unlimited! As fans of music I would like to ask what you all feel is the best direction your favorite band could take. Should they add diversity to their music? Do you all prefer cover songs or all original songs? What makes you follow and become a true fan of a band? I think this information is crucial for bands to truly become successful so your feedback and comments are ...

Straight from the Bay, Bang Data, brings you their latest album, Mucho Poco . As soon as you hit play, this latest masterpiece stings your ears with a grooves that are unique, original and danceable. From the very first track, Bailazo to the last track Suena, Mucho Poco is filled with different flavors of Latin Music, Cumbia, Hip Hop and Rock. Lyricist Deuce Eclipse delivers lyrics that leave you mesmerized and dubbing him one of the best lyricist of the year. With their list of guest artists, Mucho Poco is slammed pack with talent that is hard to ignore. Bang Data infuses World Music by partnering with Colombia Power Houses, Alguacil DubKilla and Binghy Fyah, Ozomatli's Will Dog, Espanas Chico Trujillo and Hector Guerra to bring you tracks that will have you singing and dancing along! Mucho Poco is a must have album for your collection and if you have not purchased it you need to rush to your nearest record store and request it. If you are into downloading the MP3's Mucho P...