Endorsers of HGFortune VSTi
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Syngularity |
Syngularity started 1997 with with a couple of melodic electronica tracks. Sometimes we touch the symphonic/soundtrack genre, also with elements of rock and a special sound design (using hardware devices by Roland and Korg and fine virtual solutions by Steinberg, Spectrasonics, HG Fortune and many others). International singers and instrumentalists are always involved, and we enjoy working together with all those talented artists who help us to keep the musical output colourful and fresh.
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Arthur Loves Plastic |
Arthur Loves Plastic's Bev Stanton was born in the Bahamas and raised near Walt Disney World. She recorded Arthur Loves Plastic's first project, Sperm Warfare, in her basement, and it was released in Europe by Britain's TEQ Music. After TEQ folded, Stanton independently released a dozen solo CDs. Stanton has gained recognition as a "remix master" (Washington Post) for her work with artists such as Laura Burhenn and Trisomie 21. Her solo material, which combines the quirkiness of Bjork and the ennui of Moby, has won over a dozen Washington Area Music Awards in the Electronica category.|
Broekhuis, Keller & Schönwälder.... 
www.manikinrecords.dewww.detlef-keller.com www.basbroekhuis.com |
.... are the drummer, percussion player und studio freak Bas B. Broekhuis from Netherlands, the in Duisburg born synthesizer and sequencer specialists Detlef Keller and the Berlin based sound designer Mario Schönwälder.|
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JOEY STUCKEY Joey Stuckey is a blind musician with an insightful vision. He is an award-winning blind guitarist, songwriter, singer, composer, producer, radio personality, teacher, and sound engineer. Stuckey lost his sight and sense of smell as an infant as the result of a brain tumor. Despite these limitations, he remained in mainstream education. Scholastically outstanding, Joey Stuckey graduated from high school at the age of 14. At the age of 17 he began his musical career by taking classical guitar lessons from noted music professor Terry Cantwell, while attending classes at Mercer University. Joey has also studied with renowned jazz guitarist Stanley Jordan. At the age of 21, he released his debut album “Take a Walk in the Shadows” which has been highly acclaimed. Stuckey has subsequently opened his own digital recording facility called Shadow Sound Studio and has hosted three radio programs dedicated to preserving and promoting Georgia music. He currently owns and operates a 24-hour internet radio station, WTMT, where he promotes independent music of all genres. Stuckey is also heard weekly on the Massachusetts-based internet radio station Engage Internet Radio on his popular audio music magazine “Audio Style”. His second album debuted in 1999 entitled “Ironies, Pain,and the Light That Guides”. This was followed by two live albums entitled “Live and Stuff” in 2000 and “Live and More Stuff: The Sequel to the Prequel” in 2001 which were both recorded at the historic Douglass Theater—the same venue where Little Richard, Otis Redding, James Brown and other southern greats made their debut. His current album entitled “So Far” is a collection of the favorite songs from the previous four records with two new tracks. Stuckey is currently working on his debut jazz album entitled “Sneakin’” and well as his country album entitled “Welcome to Stuckey Country: Population You”. Stuckey’s classically trained chops and great ear have been acclaimed by the Atlanta Society of Entertainers with their Recording Artist of the Year Award in 1999, the Little Jimmy Dempsey Award for Musical Excellence in 2000 and 2005, and the Jazz Artist of the Year in 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, and 2005. He won the Cotton Carrier Award in 2000 from the Atlanta Country Music Hall of Fame for his numerous contributions to the Georgia music community. Stuckey won the 2004 Reader’s Choice Award in the Eleventh Hour Magazine for best singer/songwriter. Joey has been featured in many national and international media publications including PRI’s “The World”, GPB’s “Georgia Gazette”, and “Big Takeover Magazine”. He is also an artist in good standing of GACAA (Georgia Assembly of Community Arts Agencies), a voting member of the Atlanta Chapter of NARAS/Grammy (National Association of Recording Arts & Sciences), BMI, a founding member of the Georgia Allman Brothers Band Association, the president of the Macon Chapter of GMIA (Georgia Music Industry Association), and the youngest member appointed to the Georgia Music Hall of Fame Advisory Committee. He is a member of the International Jazz Educators Association. Stuckey also has extensive experience in fundraising and successfully securing sponsors for various artist endeavors from CD release parties to the Cherry Blossom Festival. Stuckey and his band have opened for legendary artists like Ted Nugent, Bad Company, Trisha Yearwood, James Brown, Wet Willie, the B-52’s, and Smashmouth. In his other roles as either producer, composer, and sound engineer or hired musician, Stuckey has worked with musical greats like Trisha Yearwood, Hughie Thomasson (from Lynyrd Skynard and the Outlaws), Jimmy Herring (from The Aquarium Rescue Unit, Frog Wing, The Allman Brothers Band, and The Others/Grateful Dead), comedian Tim Wilson, Allen Vizzuti (from Chick Corea, Doc Severinson Orchestra, and Chuck Mangione), David Ragsdale (from Kansas and The Smashing Pumpkins), Randall Bramblett (from Traffic, Steve Winwood Band and Gregg Allman Band), Connie Haines (from Harry James and The Tommy Dorsey Orchestra), Clarence Carter, Carole King, Chris Hillman (from the Byrds and Desert Rose Band), Jimmy Hall (from Wet Willie, Hank Williams, Jr., and the Nighthawks), Charlie Daniels, George McCorkle (from Marshall Tucker Band), Razzy Bailey, Sammy Nestico (composer/arranger for Frank Sinatra and the Count Basie Orchestra), and actor Ron Lester from the movies “Goodburger” and “Varsity Blues” and the WB television show “Popular”. Stuckey’s guitar style is reminiscent of rocker Jeff Beck and jazzer Wes Montgomery. His vocal influences range from Mel Torme to Gregg Allman. Joey Stuckey is also currently active in student instruction for guitar, voice, music theory, and sound engineering. He was the music director for Macon State College’s production of “The Rocky Horror Show” in the fall of 2002. Recently, Stuckey has taken on the role of publisher. Included in his current catalog are works from master story teller Jack Sandifer, jazz musician Lance Randall, and Macon Telegraph columnist Ed Grisamore. In short, Joey Stuckey is a young man with an enormous talent, clear vision, and a tireless work ethic who is well respected by his peers, fans, and even a few legends. There are over 40 Music Industry Endorsements for Joey Stuckey now including HGFortune VSTi synthesizers. www.joeystuckey.com www.wtmt.net www.3daudioscapes.com www.senaterecords.com www.audio-style.com |
 Boris Black operates as a musician and producer in his own studio with carefully selected equipment. In addition to music production he creates a lot of remittance work for theatres and advertising. The key aspects of his musical works are dancefloor-based tracks, vanguard electro/industrial structures, and sound design. He acted as songwriter for "The 3rd Culture", "Carlos Peron" and Inca Hunters. HGFortune VSTi are a real benefit for his creative sounddesign and musical work. |
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