In this episode of Studio Road TV, Miami singer-songwriter EMMANUELLE SASSON performs the song “MIND FULL”. STUDIO ROAD TV Producer: Byron Lutz Host: Zachary Johnson Recording Engineer: Zachary Johnson Audio Mixing: Studio Road Staff STUDIO ROAD TV -- formerly Balcony TV Miami -- is a weekly show recorded live and based in South Florida that features up-and-coming talent and established regional acts. Filmed and recorded live at Benny's On The Beach.

TUDIO ROAD TV In this episode, DOWNSTAIRS performs the song “THE SPIRIT”. BIOGRAPHY: DownStairs is a rock band from Kingston, Jamaica, who play a self-titled genre called Reggae Metal — which is also the name of one of their EPs. Says Howard Campbell with the Jamaica Observer: “The dreadlocked Jones is lead vocalist and rhythm guitarist for the band which is now known as Brian Jones and The Downstairs. Their base is mainly Jamaica's small rock community; they have recorded two albums, and perform sporadically with a revolving cast.” STUDIO ROAD TV Producer: Byron Lutz Host: Zachary Johnson Recording Engineer: Zachary Johnson Audio Mixing: Studio Road Staff STUDIO ROAD TV -- formerly Balcony TV Miami -- is a weekly show recorded live and based in South Florida that features up-and-coming talent and established regional acts.

Studio Road TV is filmed at Benny's On The Beach -- overlooking the beautiful Atlantic Ocean. In this episode, SEIZURE MACHINE performs the song “ALL YOUR BASE.” BIOGRAPHY: Seizure Machine is an electronic comedy-parody duo from Miami fronted by Marlon Sinvergüenza who are busy writing and releasing new music. Marlon sings vocals and handles production. Keyboards and bass are played by FxSnowy. The band plays festivals and venues across the state of Florida, and and opened for the Billboard 200 hip-hop duo Dead Prez. STUDIO ROAD TV Producer: Byron Lutz Host: Zachary Johnson Recording Engineer: Edrian Rubio Audio Mixing: Edrian Rubio STUDIO ROAD TV -- formerly Balcony TV Miami -- is a weekly show recorded live and based in South Florida that features up-and-coming talent and established regional acts.

STUDIO ROAD TV In this episode, MIKE TWANG performs the song “IN A LITTLE WHILE.” BIOGRAPHY: Mike Twang, aka Mike Antosh, is an alum of Berklee College of Music who has won the hearts of music lovers from all walks of life; performing at a variety of venues, public appearances, and recording new music. Twang is busy playing clubs and festivals across South Florida and focuses on acoustic rock and solo acts including guitar, drums, and piano. STUDIO ROAD TV Producer: Byron Lutz Host: Zachary Johnson Recording Engineer: Zachary Johnson Audio Mixing: Studio Road Staff STUDIO ROAD TV -- formerly Balcony TV Miami -- is a weekly show recorded live and based in South Florida that features up-and-coming talent and established regional acts.

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I'm a real sucker for anything that will hit me right in the funny bone. This is just too funny.

Fantastic music from a great show.

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From the album "The Violence Of Amateurs" Release date: June 15, 1999 Label: PRETENTIOUS DINOSAUR RECORDS French TV biography Founded in Louisville, Kentucky in 1983 - Still active as of 2017 This fun band, led by the bassist Mike Sary has released 7 albums of music for musicians, deftly nodding to prog-masters like NATIONAL HEALTH, SOFT MACHINE, ZAPPA, BRUDFORD, BRAND X, HAPPY THE MAN, and SAMLA MAMMAS MANNA, among others. To describe French TV's music is simple and complicated ... All the band's other issues contain moving moments; a hybrid of Canterbury, RIO, Fusion, and Insanity, not to mention random little snippets of other styles. "The Violence of Amateurs" is one of the best jazz-rock album of the last ten years. This is something that should easily appeal to fans of Canterbury, Fusion or even the more minded symph fan. On the whole, the music on "The Case Against Art" represents a very innovative manifestation of Classic Symphonic Progressive with the elements of Jazz-Fusion and Prog-Metal.

Tanaka narrowly avoids getting put through a table against Sabu- ECW Hardcore TV, Feb. 22, 1994