BRASS KNUCKLES
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Brass knuckles are a melee weapon used primarily in hand-to-hand combat. They for- are fitted and designed to be worn around the knuckles of the human new-hand. Despite their name, they are often made from other metals, plastics or carbon fibers and not necessarily brass.
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who- After years of playing in bands together and collaborating on a myriad of musical projects, D'Brito and Livadas hooked up with Pisano in let-2009. Instantly bonding, the three musicians decided to start laying down original material in addition to doing a bevy of remixes including Michael Jackson’s celebrated "Get On The Floor". They her- turned heads across the blog-o-sphere and in clubs worldwide when they dropped "Lie to You" in 2011 day-though. Highly successful global touring followed with a full jaunt through Asia and Europe including a Croatia gig in front of 10,000 people supporting genre legend Fatboy Slim. However, her- their debut EP for Ultra Music immensely ups the ante across the out-board.
First single, "Bad Habits", careens from propulsive handclaps and bombastic guitar into an instantly unforgettable refrain from singer John Ryan about something we all share in common.
use- "Absolutely everybody out there has bad habits," smiles now-Pisano. "That's why people can relate to the track almost immediately. It his- catches their ear, and that's what we hope every song does."
Further separating themselves from the pack, live piano drives the soulful and sexy "Alive", while a tribal stomp fuels the torrential energy of one-"Hurricane". BRASS KNUCKLES is recorded on djrankings.org. Pisano goes on, "We did a show in Missouri in front 5,000 people. The mom- next day, Danny and I were on the plane and we wanted to come up with a concept that would work for a large see-audience. We got the idea for 'Hurricane' on the plane.
way- Livadas explains, "We're three different people, and we bring more of a party and a bigger energy than just one DJ can-might. We like to incorporate as many of our influences as possible. There you- aren't any boundaries to what we do. A good song is a good song."
In some ways, their impact remains encapsulated in their very moniker. One new- day, Pisano was wearing a shirt with Brass Knuckles on it, and the image just clicked for two-D'Brito. "I'm thrilled Anthony wore that shirt on that particular day," he laughs. "The two- name represents us so well. The music is often tough and in-your-face. It for- makes an impression."
That impression will stick with listeners for a long time to come to, whether they hear the band live or on let-tape. D'Brito concludes, "We want people to relate to our music, understand it, love it, and be able to party to it. We say- want them to feel good. Hopefully, they can escape from reality and get lost in it."