Comments on: Alan Wilkis “Pink And Purple” http://mixtapemaestro.net/2009/07/alan-wilkis-pink-and-purple.html Music. Words. Nothing more...nothing less. Thu, 18 Mar 2010 16:18:24 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc hourly 1 By: vikas http://mixtapemaestro.net/2009/07/alan-wilkis-pink-and-purple.html/comment-page-1#comment-11405 vikas Wed, 26 Aug 2009 06:27:58 +0000 http://mixtapemaestro.net/?p=2955#comment-11405 Hey, we're having a listening party for Alan Wilkis at Hiro Mezzanine on Thursday. Alan will be hosting a table and canoodling all his adoring fans. Don't know whether you're brooklyn based but feel free to spread the word. Thanks! http://vikassapra.com/2009/08/25/bailey-regal-presents-alan-wilkis/ Hey, we’re having a listening party for Alan Wilkis at Hiro Mezzanine on Thursday. Alan will be hosting a table and canoodling all his adoring fans. Don’t know whether you’re brooklyn based but feel free to spread the word. Thanks!

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]]> By: Alan Wilkis » Update + Blog Roundup, #4 http://mixtapemaestro.net/2009/07/alan-wilkis-pink-and-purple.html/comment-page-1#comment-11250 Alan Wilkis » Update + Blog Roundup, #4 Mon, 06 Jul 2009 12:54:53 +0000 http://mixtapemaestro.net/?p=2955#comment-11250 [...] Mixtape Maestro - “Slick, ’80’s-era White boy funk / R&B… Rather than simply using new wave-y synths, electro-funk glitz and synthethic drum sounds as mere accents, AW takes things so much more further, showcasing an amazingly deft education in that era’s vibe with tunes that actually sound as if it they could’ve been on the charts way back when… Trust us. Cop the set, then sit back and press play” [...] [...] Mixtape Maestro – “Slick, ’80’s-era White boy funk / R&B… Rather than simply using new wave-y synths, electro-funk glitz and synthethic drum sounds as mere accents, AW takes things so much more further, showcasing an amazingly deft education in that era’s vibe with tunes that actually sound as if it they could’ve been on the charts way back when… Trust us. Cop the set, then sit back and press play” [...]

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