New Single: Canal Pop feat. Bea, "Ecstatic Days"

Eternal Sunday, keeping its promise of releasing amazing Argentinean music for the whole world to enjoy, presents yet another amazing combination: Canal Pop featuring Bea

Canal Pop is the electropop project of Emiliano Canal, the music producer from Buenos Aires, Argentina, specialized in creating and releasing pop music with lyrics in English, who's also the founder of the Eternal Sunday record label. Bea is an American singer songwriter from New York City whose mother is from Argentina. Bea is a big fan of Argentinean music herself and she regularly performs in the New York area singing (mostly) rock en español. This unique contrast (a producer from Argentina who writes in English and a singer from New York who sings in Spanish) was strange enough to make them record and release a fantastic single: "Ecstatic Days".

"Ecstatic Days" is a hyper catchy song that was written by Emiliano Canal and the producer Sebastián "Curlie" Llobera, who currently lives in Melbourne, Australia. The song posses all the ingredients that are already characteristics of Canal Pop's releases: catchy hooks, furious analog synth lines, carefully arranged vocals with dozens of takes and a melody that's so catchy that it is impossible to ignore after twenty seconds.

The Single 01 also presents the B side "God Speaks In Silence" and a remix of the main song by Alfredo Norese, AKA DJ Mágico, a dance music producer from Argentina. A music video was shot and will soon be in rotation in all music channels.

Tracklist for Ecstatic Days (Single 01)
01- Ecstatic Days
02- God Speaks In Silence
03- Ecstatic Days (Alfredo Norese FactoryLove Mix)

"Ecstatic Days" written by Emiliano Canal & Curlie Llobera, "God Speaks In Silence" written by Emiliano Canal. Mastering by Michael Etes.

Canal Pop feat. Bea: Ecstatic Days (Single 01) is an exclusive digital release by Eternal Sunday Records.

Fan's art: Cool In Japan

Marlene's drawing based on the song "Cool In Japan" by Canal Pop feat. Gaby Laguzzi.

Eternal Sunday en PRENSARIO Enero 2008

Eternal Sunday terminó un gran año que incluyó la firma de un contrato con el sello Petrol y la elección de Valerio Rinaldi para el Festival SXSW 2008.

Emiliano Canal, director del sello, explica: ‘El 2007 terminó con una agradable sorpresa para nosotros: firmamos un contrato con el sello Petrol y su subsidiaria Pistol para que el catálogo de Eternal Sunday aparezca en las prestigiosas compilaciones que lanza esta compañía a nivel mundial. Petrol es el sello del mítico australiano CM Murphy, ex mánager de INXS, y es considerado uno de los más importantes del mundo (si no el más importante) en el mercado de la world music y tiene distribución mundial física a través de EMI.

El acuerdo nos fue propuesto por el equipo de A&Rs de Petrol, que es muy activo buscando novedades y dando a conocer los catálogos de sellos promisorios. Nosotros negociamos un punto, a mi entender, muy interesante: les licenciamos no sólo el catálogo de Eternal Sunday, sino mucho material inédito que nuestros productores tienen acumulado, especialmente tracks de electrotango, folklore electrónico, lounge y pop/ rock cantado en inglés.’

La otra novedad es que el artista Valerio Rinaldi fue seleccionado para participar en el Festival SXSW en marzo. ‘Ya lo habíamos adelantado en BAFIM, el SXSW es quizás el festival musical más importante de Estados Unidos y hay bandas que pagan miles de dólares para tener la posibilidad de ser escuchadas en ese ámbito. Aclaro que la gente de la organización no nos cobró ni un dólar ni siquiera por presentar las solicitudes de nuestros artistas, porque habíamos entablado una buena relación en Buenos Aires y sabían que se nos hubiera hecho difícil afrontar esos gastos siendo un sello que recién comienza’, expresa Canal.

‘Estas dos novedades me llenan particularmente de orgullo, porque hablamos de una compañía y un evento de primera línea, y nos ayudan a posicionar a Eternal Sunday donde siempre quisimos estar: a la vanguardia de la nueva música argentina for export, mostrando las creaciones de los artistas locales al mundo y conquistando activamente nuevos mercados para nuestra música’, concluye.

Para cerrar el año, la canción "Stupid SuperStar" de KooLTURE fue elegida como el tema oficial del festival de cine gay y lésbico ‘LesGaiCineVox 07’, que se realizó en noviembre en las provincias de Córdoba y Santa Fe.

Postulados a los premios Gardel!

Dos CD's lanzados por Eternal Sunday están postulados para los Gardel, son We Never Play Live in Buenos Aires de Canal Pop feat. Gaby Laguzzi en la categría A6, Mejor álbum de música electrónica (donde hay 8 postulados) y Heart, The Remixes de KooLTURE que está postulado en la categoría A7, Mejor álbum de remixes, donde hay 5 finalistas.

Los premios Gardel son los premios que cada año, en una glamorosa ceremonia, entrega CAPIF a los lanzamientos más destacados de la industria discográfica argentina. Un jurado de miles de miembros vota en cada categoría para elegir los ganadores.

Ambos álbumes están asimismo postulados en la categoría A35 Mejor diseño de portada.

Supongo que pocos de aquí votan pero invito a todos los que votan a dedicarle un minutito a escuchar y considerar nuestros lanzamientos...

Más info

http://www.capif.org.ar/PremiosGardel.asp

Canal Pop feat. Gaby Laguzzi: We Never Play Live In Buenos Aires EP.



KooLTURE: Heart, The Remixes

Canal Pop feat. Gaby Laguzzi at A Different Drum!

The Eternal Sunday CD We Never Play Live In Buenos Aires by Canal Pop feat. Gaby Laguzzi is available at A Different Drum. ADD is the biggest and most important online music store specialized in synthpop, electropop, futurepop, ebm, etc.

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Canal Pop Gaby Laguzzi Eternal Sunday A Different Drum CD

BAFIM: Pictures

Emiliano with 2 times Oscar winner Latin producer Gustavo Santaolalla.



Emiliano with Korean singer Lee AKA Moodstone and Leo Satragno.



Valerio Rinaldi joking with Jorge Telerman, the major of Buenos Aires.



Emiliano with Jorge Telerman, Major of Buenos Aires.



Emiliano with Jorge from Faro Latino, after singning a contract.



Some CD's at the Eternal Sunday booth.

Canal Pop feat. Gaby Laguzzi: EP available at eMusic

The EP We Never Play live In Buenos Aires by Canal Pop featuring Gaby Laguzzi is finally for sale at eMusic digital store.

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We Never Play Live In Buenos Aires is an Eternal Sunday release.

Canal Pop feat. Gaby Laguzzi: EP available at iTunes

We're proud to announce that the EP We Never Play live In Buenos Aires by Canal Pop featuring Gaby Laguzzi is finally for sale at iTunes and other major digital stores.

We Never Play Live In Buenos Aires is an Eternal Sunday release.

Heart, The Remixes for sale at iTunes

Heart, The Remixes by KooLTURE is already for sale at iTunes.

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Canal Pop feat. Gaby Laguzzi: EP newsletter

Several months ago, somewhere in the city of Buenos Aires singer Gaby Laguzzi and producer Emiliano Canal, also known as Canal Pop, got together to record some songs written by the latter. The combination was a little weird: Emiliano was an electropop producer and songwriter, former member of the duo Plastic Orgasm People, while Gaby Laguzzi was a professional session vocalist with a preference for jazz, Brazilian music and 70's funk and black music. Gaby didn't have a wide knowledge of Emiliano's kind of music, and vice versa. What could came of such a combination?

Magic, that's what. Despise their differences (specially in height, Emiliano is 6' 2'' and Gaby is 5') both of them got incredibly well, musically and personally. Gaby's voice blended perfectly with Emiliano's arsenal of synths and beeps, and Emiliano rewrote some songs to fit Gaby's personality. The catchy "If You Are Like Me" is based purely on the personality of the singer. "I wrote it basically observing Gaby and the things she did", remembers the songwriter.

As the songs were recorded they posted them on Internet, and the USA-based electropop label Section44 asked them a song for their upcoming compilation Sector One. Emiliano and Gaby chose "Cool In Japan", a catchy, ironic song that is based on the real story that the CD's of Plastic Orgasm People, Emiliano's former band, sold better in Japan than in Argentina, their own country. "I felt for a while that, if everything else failed, I could always tour Japan playing my former bands' songs, so this story about a guy who's uncool everywhere else but doesn't care because he's cool in Japan just reflected what I felt" Emiliano recalls. The name of the EP is based on a line of this song.

Two more songs complete the EP, "Lonely Dance", a story about a young girl who has a bad time at a club and "Bless The Ones", a Moby-esque ballad with a heavy loop, a catchy melody, bouncing synths and a spiritual message. Gaby found some of the lines of this song specially difficult to sing. "I was singing for hours lines like 'Down the street/ People walk/ They think they are moving but they're staying at one spot'. If you think that's easy to sing, try to do it standing next to Emiliano who was paying attention to every syllable", Gaby complained later.

The idea was to record enough material for an album, but then Gaby accepted an unusual job: she was chosen from a group of five hundred candidates to sing on board at a transatlantic cruiser. Gaby was ending a four-years relationship with a boyfriend and had a big necessity to get away from it all. Emiliano said OK, and since she has to be on the sea for some eight months, Eternal Sunday releases now these four catchy, ironic and lovely songs. Enjoy them, they won't be played live neither in Buenos Aires not anywhere else for a long time…

New Release: Canal Pop feat. Gaby Laguzzi

Eternal Sunday presents the EP We Never Play Live In Buenos Aires.



Ex Plastic Orgasm People member Emiliano Canal got together with singer Gaby Laguzzi and bpth recorded several songs. The best 4 of those songs were taken to create this must-have EP. As usual with emiliano the songs are ultra catchy, the lyrics are ironic and the vocals are carefully produced. This EP features the song "Cool In Japan" that was released some time ago as part of the electropop compilation Sector One released by the Section 44 label (USA).

We Never Play Live in Buenos Aires is released in two digital editions, the second one with the bonus track "Don't Bring Me Down", an Electric Light Orchestra 70's cover.

01- Cool In Japan
02- If You Are Like Me
03- Lonely Dance
04- Bless The Ones

BONUS TRACK
05- Doon't Bring Me Down

More info at www.canalpop.com.ar

Heart, The Remixes reviewed at POP JUSTICE!!!!

Today 06-06-2007 the promo CD for "Heart, The Remixes" by KooLTURE was reviewed at POP JUSTICE, probably the coolest pop music site in the UK and the whole world...

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