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At: www.popnet.dk
GRATIS TERENCE TRENT D'ARBY ALBUM! 2001-04-09
Her en nyhed, som netop er indkommet fra en POPNET-gæst.
Hej alle på popnet..
Terence Trent D'arby, som af åndelige årsager har valgt at skifte navn
til Sananda Maitreya, udgiver søndag den 8. april 2001 sit længe ventede
5. album på nettet - GRATIS!!!!
Siden 1.april har man kunnet hente sangen 'Shadows' (som dog ikke er værd at skrive hjem om), men på søndag gælder det ET HELT ALBUM!!!!
Nej - dette er ikke en forsinket aprilsnar, det hele sker på http://www.ttdpromotion.com
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At: www.dr.dk
Ex-Terence Trent D'Arby på nettet 16.5.2001
- af Maria Ellen Bernhard
Sananda Maitreya, som indtil for 5 måneder siden hed Terence Trent D'Arby,
har udgivet sit nye album uafhængigt på nettet. Sananda forklarer til
Rollingstone.com, at når han udgiver albummet selv, slipper han for pladeselskabernes
restriktioner.
Han sammenligner en pladeselskabsaftale med, at han bager en hel tærte,
som han giver til én, som så vælger et stykke ud, der kan bruges. Sananda
tilføjer, at den arbejdsdeling er en fornærmelse mod hans person.
Sanandas nye og hele "tærte" hedder 'The Wild Card' og er den
første siden hans 'Vibrator' fra 1995.
Du kan tjekke The Artist Formely Known As Terence Trent D'Arby ud på
pentacles.net
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At: www.kandu.dk
Fra : Peter G. Send til en ven Dato : 02-05-01 15:07
Spørgsmål : "Terence Trent D'Arby / Sandana's nye album"
Nogen derude, som kan huske Terence Trent D'Arby?
Hvorom alting er, så har han taget navneforandring til Sandana og udgivet sit 5. album "The Wild Card" på sin hjemmeside som Mp3. (Grundet problemer med pladeselskabet. Hvor har jeg hørt om det før? ;-) )
Til de interesserede er adressen http://www.ttdpromotion.com .
[..som allerede sidder og lytter til "Shadows". Ikke helt dårlig.]
M.v.h. / Kind regards, Peter
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At: www.g.dk
Terence Trent D´Arby online under nyt navn
Terence Trent D´Arby har – gennem hele sin besynderlige
karriere – været anmeldernes darling. Med sit første album, det bragende
succesfulde Introducing The Hardline According To, fra 1987, blev han
da også straks pladekøbernes darling – blandt andet med hits som
Wishing Well, Sign Your Name og If You Let Me Stay. De efterfølgende albums
gjorde sig imidlertid bedst bemærket hos anmelderne, det store publikum
gad ikke hans eksperimenteren med 50er-R&B, soul, rock og pop –
og det var nok lidt ufortjent.
Nu er D´Arby imidlertid tilbage igen, med et nyt album og – syret
nok – et helt nyt navn. Albummet hedder The Wild Card, og D´Arby
bærer nu det lidt flippede guru-navn, Sananda Maitreya. Organisationen
Share International forklarer, at myten bag navnet Maitreya er, at ”han
er en lærer, som en dag vil vende tilbage til verden, og hjælpe os med
at løse vore problemer”. D´Arby har kaldt sig Sananda Maitreya siden
1998, og dengang forklarede han navnet således: ”Terence Trent D´Arby
er blot et fartøj, hvorigennem Sananda lader sit lys skinne”, han
fortalte senere – samme år – at ”Han var en holografisk
udgave i den tredje dimension, af den kunstner hans fans ønskede sig han
skulle være”. Gider nogen lige forklare dén? Please?
Wild Card er – helt i tråd med D´Arbys nyfundne åndelighed –
allerede lagt ud til GRATIS download via sangerens tyske Internet-site,
førend det (senere) vil være at finde i butikkerne, i en mere verdslig
og fysisk form. Albummet kan downloades gratis, hér: http://www.pentacles.net/sananda/
- prøv det, han synger faktisk stadigvæk skidegodt!
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Terence Trent D'Arby gaat digitaal
Een heleboel artiesten zetten hun eigen muziek op het internet. Zo ook
Terence Trent D'Arby. Zijn nieuwe album staat sinds kort helemaal digitaal
en voor iedereen te beluisteren op het web. Het is alweer zes jaar geleden
dat D'Arby met een nieuw album kwam, dat was Vibrator uit 1995. Het nieuwe
album heet Wild Card en bevat 16 songs.
Wil je luisteren naar Wild Card? Ga dan naar www.ttdpromotion.com.
17 april 2001
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Terence Trent D'Arby keert terug
UTRECHT 05/04/01 - Terence Trent D'Arby? Tsja... wie was dat ook alweer? In de jaren '80 was hij de grote belofte die Michael Jackson en Prince moest doen vergeten. Na zijn briljante debuutalbum Introducing The Hardline According To Terence Trent D'Arby, met daarop de hits Wishing Well, Sign Your Name en Dance Little Sister, viel hij in een artistiek gat waar hij onlangs pas weer is uitgekropen.
Eind verleden jaar trad hij op met INXS als vervanger van Michael Hutchence en nu is hij terug met een nieuw album. Hij heeft alleen geen platenmaatschappij, dus geeft hij de muziek gratis weg op internet. Fans kunnen zoeken naar een password op de site www.pentacles.net/sananda en vervolgens vanaf 8 april de 16 tracks op diezelfde site met behulp van dat password downloaden. (WOL/iMediate)
Gratis muziek van Terence
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The exact same article as the one above.
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At: www.wish.net
17-05-2001
Bron: Showbites
Terence Trent D'Arby financiert zelf nieuwe cd
Terence Trent D'Arby, wie kent hem nog, komt na jaren met een nieuw album. De artiest heeft zijn nieuwe cd 'The Wild Card' zelf gefinancierd en brengt het album uit op internet. Of Terence geld te veel heeft, of dat hij doodgewoon geen geldschieters kon vinden voor zijn project, is niet bekend. Een ding is wel duidelijk: Terence Trent D'Arby smacht naar een comeback.
De zanger was vooral in de jaren tachtig erg succesvol met nummers als 'Wishing Well' en de ballad 'Sign Your Name'. In 1995 bracht hij nog het album 'Vibrator' uit, maar sindsdien was het stil rond de zanger. We zagen hem voor het laatst optreden bij de opening van het Olympisch Stadion in Sydney. Hij zong toen met de band INXS, kort na de dood van zanger Michael Hutchence.
[Copyright 2001, Showbites]
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At: http://breedband.telenet.be (Belgium site)
De 'artist formerly known as Terence Trent D'Arby' (Terence veranderde
zijn naam in Sananda Maitreya) heeft zijn nieuwste album "The Wild
Card" integraal op het net gegooid. De cd zal pas in juli in de winkels
liggen. Zijn vorige release: "Vibrator" dateert al uit 1995.
D'Arby/Sananda wil door zijn muziek online aan te bieden minder onafhankelijk
zijn van de platenfirma's en zijn werk eerder aan de fans geven. Naast
de gratis MP3's herbergt zijn website ook spirituele poezie door de man
en zijn fans. (jvr)
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At: www.nobody.ws
Nee Terence Trent D'Arby is geen fossiel uit de jaren tachtig. Hij heet
tegenwoordig Sananda en biedt zijn complete nieuwe album gratis aan op
deze site. Liefhebbers van goede liedjes: Downloaden die shit!
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At: www.studiobrussel.be (in archives) (Belgium site)
April 4 2001
Terence Trent D'Arby: nieuwe cd op internet
Terence Trent D'Arby wil zijn volgende cd weggeven via internet. De cd
is genoemd naar het bekende Studio Brussel programma Wild Card en verschijnt
nu zondag integraal op internet. Via http://www.pentacles.net/sananda
kan je één en ander proberen.
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At: www.tmf.nl on April 5, 2001
TERENCE PRO DEO
Het is lange tijd stil geweest rond zanger Terence Trent d'Arby. Maar
hij is
terug met een gloednieuw album "Wild Card" waar 16 prachtige
nummers op
staan. De zanger heeft besloten zijn trouwe fans te verblijden met dit
album
door het op 8 april gratis weg te geven op internet.
Vandaag op de factory facts
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At: Ananova
Terence Trent D'Arby issues album online
Terence Trent D'Arby has released a new, self-financed album on the internet.
The Wild Card is the singer's first new material since he released Violator in 1995.
D'Arby fronted INXS at a one-off concert to open the Olympic Stadium in Sydney, Australia, shortly after the death of Michael Hutchence.
The album is currently only available to download through www.pentacles.net.
Story filed: 13:09 Wednesday 16th May 2001
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At: www.ee.ed.ac.uk
ProSieben Online is the website for the German TV channel ProSieben. (Pro
Seven is the rough translation of the name...)
Currently they are hosting a downloads page for the artist formerly known as ... Terence Trent D'Arby who now goes by the title The Sananda Maitreya.
Having been unable to secure a recording contract, he has decided to
release his latest music for free across the internet. Therefore, if you
were a fan or if you think you might be a fan, simply visit the linked
page and click on the track names to download. Presumably, if enough people
do this, ex-Terence will be able to demonstrate the level of interest
in his music to those in a position to offer future recording contracts...
thus this is free music that does good when you download it ..!!
[Added: 09 June, 2001]
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At: www.southend.wayne.edu
Terence Trent D'arby
Wild Card
TTDpromotion.com
What's a musician to do when he can't secure a record deal but still wants his music to be heard? If you're Terence Trent D'arby, you create a Web site and allow fans to download every song from your new album for free.
To promote his unreleased album, Wild Card, D'arby has made the 16 tracks available for computer savvy. This is an approach to file-sharing that even Napster opponents will enjoy. Plus, these tracks take up a hell of lot less time to download than a Napster file.
D'arby's site, www.pentacles.net/sananda, serves as both a place to download the sound files as well as way to find out whatever happened to TTD (as fans like call him). D'arby had two smash hits ("Wishing Well" and "Sign Your Name") off his 1987 album, The Hardline According To Terence Trent D'arby, that led to a devoted cult following, but little mainstream success.
Well, a lot has happened to D'arby in the past decade. Taking a cue from Prince (who he has been widely compared to), D'arby changed his name in 1998 to Sananda Matreiyeu after it came to him in a dream. He was due to release Wild Card in early 1999, but deals with Sony Records and Java Records both fell through.
That left the artist formerly known as D'arby with one option: release the album independently rather than continue to shop for record deals. And even though all of the songs are over three years old, Wild Card is a fairly entertaining collection of Hendrix-meets-Babyface grooves. As fans have always known, D'arby is a great songwriter and producer, and some of these songs rate among his best work.
"SRR 636" finds D'arby at his most raucous, laying down seductive lyrics over a bump-n-grind guitar and drum-machine mix. The mix of slightly raunchy lyrics and dance floor ready beats make this song a winner.
There are plenty of the classic TTD ballads, as well. "Love, Can You Hear Me?" and "Everything" aren't exactly in the same league as "Sign Your Name," but D'arby's smooth vocals make the material rise above mediocre.
This file-sharing approach will not revive mainstream interest in D'arby's music, especially since most of the young music-buying public were wearing Underoos when D'arby was at his peak. Nonetheless, Wild Card contains some great music, and you certainly don't see the Backstreet Boys offering free tunes.
By Jason Webber
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D'Arby Reinvents Himself
Label blues send the former Terence Trend D'Arby to the Web
The artist formerly known as Terence Trent D'Arby (who five months ago
officially changed his name to Sananda Maitreya) has released his new
album independently on the Web. The appropriately titled The Wild Card,
his fifth album, is available through www.pentacles.net and will be released
through retail outlets in July. The album is Maitreya/D'Arby's first recording
since 1995's TTD's Vibrator.
Maitreya says that the album was created over a nine-month period when
he also recorded an additional thirteen songs that he would make available
at a later date. "It just hit me that I didn't have to sacrifice
this record, but I could just let people have it because what was most
important for me was that people hear the songs," Maitreya says.
"There's such a tremendous degree of constriction that happens in
labels, especially when you consider that most of the men that are running
these institutions no longer have a love or feel for music, but only an
understanding of what they presume the bottom line to be."
"The idea that I bake a pie, I then am contractually obligated to give the whole entire pie over to someone who then deigns to cut me a tiny slice and give it back. That's just an insult to my character."
Maitreya is currently at work with marketing companies to design alternate avenues for releasing new and different artists and styles of music to the public. "I'm very grateful that I was able to be squeezed by the pain into a greater realization," he says. "And with that in mind, we can just open up and be free to give the people what they deserve and not always the same reconstructed, regurgitated piece of music over and over again."
KERRY L. SMITH
(May 16, 2001)
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Thursday, 17 May, 2001, 10:23 GMT 11:23 UK
Trent D'Arby goes online
Sananda Maitreya, the singer formerly known as Terence Trent D'Arby,
has released his first album in six years on the internet.
The Wild Card is his fifth album, made available through a German website
prior to an eventual release in shops.
I am a holographic representation in the third dimension of what was requested by your souls that one of your favourite artists be.
Sananda Maitreya
The album is the singer's first since Vibrator in 1995. A long-mooted
album, The Solar Return of Terence Trent D'Arby, was never released.
Between May and July 1998, D'Arby wrote to fans on the Java Records web site messageboard to inform them that he was changing his name to Sananda.
Vehicle
On 7 May 1998 he wrote: "Terence Trent D'Arby is the vehicle through which Sananda will let his light shine. I don't know what Sananda means and I have not allowed myself to find out."
On 21 August 1998 he went on to write: "I am a holographic representation in the third dimension of what was requested by your souls that one of your favourite artists be."
"I sent a portion of my soul to embody as an artist called TTD in order to favor [sic] that request."
He then later amended his name to Sananda Maitreya, and officially changed his name five months ago.
The Maitreya myth is of a world teacher who will one day return to this world to help us solve critical global problems, according to Share International.
In an interview with Rolling Stone Online, D'Arby said the album was recorded over a nine-month period during which he also recorded an additional 13 songs that he would make available at a later date.
Controversy
He is no stranger to controversy. When he debuted on the music scene in 1987, he claimed his first album Introducing the Hardline was better than the Beatles' Sergeant Pepper.
The tactic worked, however.
The album hit number one in the UK and spent more than half a year in the top half of the UK chart. It remains to be seen whether his latest marketing tactics will have a positive effect on sales of The Wild Card.
He is certainly not the first musician to release an entire album online. The Stereo MCs are previewing tracks from their album online right up until the album's release on 28 May.
There is no official date for the release of the album in shops, but
it will be released in German-speaking territories prior to the rest of
the world.
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Just Don't Call Him the Artist Formerly Known as Terence Trent D'Arby:
I'm sure zillions of people have wondered where in the wide world the multitalented TTD has been the last few years. I happen to know, because we're old friends (and we've had some alarmingly divine conversations through the years). With his all too common tale of record-company woe finally over, he has changed his name for spiritual reasons to Sananda Maitreya and is now offering his latest album, The Wild Card, online at pentacles.net--for free!
An incredibly gifted, hysterically amusing and profoundly deep artist, Maitreya recorded the album several years ago, but it was held up by his label because it was thought too eccentric and eclectic, thus the title The Wild Card.
That's putting it mildly. Originally called The Soular Return of Terence Trent D'Arby, this exquisite hunk of music can also be found (for now) on Napster and will be released officially in July.
Pamela des Barres
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At:http://archives.emazing.com
2001-05-14 Stupid Quote
Monday May 14, 2001
Why You Shouldn't Eat Mushrooms Before Sleeping
"I had a series of dreams in which the inhabitants were calling me
Sananda. It sounded very, very familiar to me."
- Singer Terence Trent D'Arby, explaining why he's changed his name to
Sananda Maitreya
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But also ;)
At: www.zen.co.uk
QUOTE OF THE MONTH: "I am a holographic representation
in the third dimension of what was requested by your souls that one of
your favourite artists be." - Sananda Maitreya, the artist formerly
known as Terence Trent d'Arby
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May 24. 2001
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Nu Terence Trend D'Arby aka
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At: www.ivenus.com
name game
the artist formerly known as ttd is now changing to an even sillier moniker
Remember Terence Trent D'Arby, the spindly, athletic, bendy guy who implored you to "sign your name across his heart"? Well, he's no longer the man he used to be.
In a move reminiscent of the artist formerly known as Symbol and known once more again as Prince, and Cat Stevens, who became a Muslim, renounced music and changed his name to Yusuf Islam, dear old Terence has decided to be reborn again as Sananda Maitreya.
What exact this name means, he's not divulging: "Terence Trent D'Arby is the vehicle through which Sananda will let his light shine," he wrote on a fan website, "I don't know what Sananda means and I have not allowed myself to find out. I accepted it on faith, but I know it's positive and I know it's good."
Born again guru
Yeah, like, that's really cosmic, Sananda, man! Now, Sananda/D'Arby has
followed the only route open to a new age, born-again guru: he's released
his latest album on the internet. The follow-up to 1995's moderately successful
Vibrator, the new work is called The Wild Card and is available for download
at the German magazine ProSieben Online.
And despite the obvious hideousness of Sananda's poetry (which you can find at the Sananda fan site), Wild Card really is quite good value for the price of free. A track called Shadows recalls vintage D'Arby and My Dark Places is smooth and funky, while The Inner Scream has a certain trip-hoppiness that goes well with Sananda's creamy voice, and builds to an impressive crescendo.
Another called srr 636 is a rollicking, rockin' powerhouse. And the catchy Everythang has as much hit potential as 'Sign your name...' By whatever name, there can be little doubt: this little bendy guy can sing.
However, Sananda should recall that abrupt identity changes have never helped the careers of any pop stars to date: TAFKAP sank into indulgence while Yusuf Islam disappeared altogether. And internet releases haven't helped the likes of Public Enemy and The Smashing Pumpkins. Let's hope that TAFKATTD does just a little better.
By John O’Mahony
© 2001 iVenus Limited. All rights reserved.
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Free For Your Downloading Pleasures!
By: Jessica Simmons
TTDproMotion emailed me about one of their artists. This artist which
we have talked about in previous issues is doing something unique to spread
the word about his music. He is releasing his whole album, "Wild
Card", on the internet. It is free for your downloading pleasures.
Terence Trent D'Arby a.k.a. Sananda released his latest CD for free online. You can take a look at his work and download his songs at http://www.TTDproMotion.com
The internet. Where else can you market your talent with out spending
millions on advertising?
What a wonderful thing for those of us who are not loaded!
Spread the word, check out this site at
http://www.TTDproMotion.com. Let us know if you or someone you know
is using the internet to spread the word about their music.
Email me at Jessica@nefariousmag.com
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At: www.thesun.co.uk
EIGHTIES singer Terence Trent D'Arby has changed his name to Sananda Maitreya.
"I had a series of dreams in which the inhabitants were calling me Sananda," he says. "It sounded very, very familiar to me."
Eh? Just sounds downright dozy to me...
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At: www.radioundercover.com on April 4 2001
Terence Trent D'Arby's next album will be an internet freebie
Terrance Trent Darby will be giving away his next album over the internet.
All 16 tracks of D'Arby's album Wild Card will be posted on the internet as of this Sunday, April 8.
Fans can head over to www.pentacles.net/sananda/ to try and decipher the messages that have been left there. This will also be the destination for download Wild Card.
Darby was in Australia shortly after the death of Michael Hutchence for a one off performance with INXS at the opening of Olypmic Stadium in Sydney.
He is best known for his hits Wishing Well, Sign Your Name and If You
Let Stay
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At: www.manhunt.com
'FORMERLY KNOWN AS' THE NEW TREND
Words: Eurweb
Terence Trent D'Arby changes his name, readies new album.
*The work of a music journalist is never done. Yet another artist has switched up their name for what seems to be a plan to keep us in a state of confusion. In the footsteps of Prince, and Puff, Terence Trent D'Arby is now known as Sananda Maitreya, just in time for the release of his first album in six years.
Maitreya's CD, "The Wild Card," will first debut on the Internet and is expected to be released in stores late this year, but no official release date has been set. D'Arby's last set was "Vibrator," in 1995. Since then, the singer has been on an evolutionary journey that has brought him to the name change. According to the BBD, in '98 he wrote to fans via his website, "I am a holographic representation in the third dimension of what was requested by your souls that one of your favorite artists be. I sent a portion of my soul to embody as an artist called TTD in order to favor that request." Umm, ok.
Eurweb.com
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Yet another artist has switched up his name for what seems to be a plan
to keep us in a state of confusion. In the footsteps of Prince and Puff,
Terence Trent D'Arby is now known as Sananda Maitreya, just in time for
the release of his first album in six years. Maitreya's CD, "The
Wild Card," will first debut on the Internet and is expected to be
released in stores late this year, but no official release date has been
set. D'Arby's last set was "Vibrator," in 1995. Since then,
the singer has been on an evolutionary journey that has brought him to
the name change.
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At: www.gavin.com
D’Arby Not In XS
Now we know why Terence Trent D'Arby didn't join INXS when they tried
to put their band back together again, in the wake of lead singer Michael
Hutchence's tragic death in November 1997. D'Arby changed his name to
Sananda Maitreya five months ago--and is releasing his first album in
six years on the Internet, dubbed "Wild Card." As for INXS,
they're still trudging along with their "Just For Kicks Tour"
featuring guest vocalist Jon Stevens--but still have made no commitment
whether or not they'll try to put Humptey Dumptey back together again
for good. "While the ongoing future of INXS remains under review,
the band are keen to get back on stage and play - it's that simple,"
says their official website...
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--- THE LONG AWAITED SANANDA MAITREYA CD
Terence Trent D'arby has a new album and a new name. Sananda Maitreya
(which doesn't quite have the same ring as the artist formerly know as...)
has been leaving rather odd messages for fans who visit his web site.
On the name change: "Terence Trent D'Arby is the vehicle through
which Sananda will let his light shine. I don't know what Sananda means
and I have not allowed myself to find out ... I am a holographic representation
in the third dimension of what was requested by your souls that one of
your favorite artists be." I'll have whatever he's having.
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5/16/01 From Rolling Stone: The artist formerly known as Terence Trent
D'Arby (who five months ago officially changed his name to Sananda Maitreya)
has released his new album independently on the Web. The appropriately
titled The Wild Card, his fifth album, is available through
www.pentacles.net and will be released through retail outlets in July.
The album is Maitreya/D'Arby's first recording since 1995's TTD's Vibrator.
Maitreya says that the album was created over a nine-month period when
he also recorded an additional thirteen songs that he would make available
at a later date. "It just hit me that I didn't have to sacrifice
this record, but I could just let people have it because what was most
important for me was that people hear the songs," Maitreya says.
"There's such a tremendous degree of constriction that happens in
labels, especially when you consider that most of the men that are running
these institutions no longer have a love or feel for music, but only an
understanding of what they presume the bottom line to be." "The
idea that I bake a pie, I then am contractually obligated to give the
whole entire pie over to someone who then deigns to cut me a tiny slice
and give it back. That's just an insult to my character." Maitreya
is currently at work with marketing companies to design alternate avenues
for releasing new and different artists and styles of music to the public.
"I'm very grateful that I was able to be squeezed by the pain into
a greater realization," he says. "And with that in mind, we
can just open up and be free to give the people what they deserve and
not always the same reconstructed, regurgitated piece of music over and
over again."
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At: www.atlclubs.com
TERENCE TRENT D'ARBY CHANGES NAME
Terence Trent D'Arby is now known as Sananda Maitreya, just in time for
the release of his first album in six years.
Maitreya's CD, "The Wild Card," will first debut on the Internet
and is expected to be released in stores late this year, but no official
release date has been set. D'Arby's last set was "Vibrator,"
in 1995. Since then, the singer has been on an evolutionary journey that
has brought him to the name change.
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Yet another artist has switched up his name for what seems to be a plan
to keep us in a state of confusion. In the footsteps of Prince and Puff,
Terence Trent D'Arby is now known as Sananda Maitreya, just in
time for the release of his first album in six years. Maitreya's CD, "The
Wild Card," will first debut on the Internet and is expected
to be released in stores late this year, but no official release date
has been set. D'Arby's last set was "Vibrator," in 1995. Since
then, the singer has been on an evolutionary journey that has brought
him to the name change.
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At: www.salon.com
Wish him well
"I had a series of dreams in which the inhabitants were calling
me Sananda. It sounded very, very familiar to me."
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At: www.bet.com
And remember singer Terrence Trent D'Arby (he sang that song "Wishing Well")? Well, word is he's trying to make a comeback but wants to leave his old name behind. Dude now wants to be known as Sananda Maitreya. What? Oh, just call him P. Diddy cuz people are tired of these name games.
-- Singer Terence Trent D'Arby on why he's changed his name to
Sananda Maitreya, in the U.K. Sun. (Could this have anything to do with
his role in the upcoming Muhammad Ali biopic?)
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.... for TERENCE TRENT D'ARBY is back too. Now calling himself SANANDA MAITREYA, he's put his fifth album, the Wild Card, out on the 'Net at www.pentacles.net. It will be in the shops in July. So, form an orderly queue, you LOSERS!
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Terence Trent D'Arby palaa netissä - eri nimisenä
80-luvun lopulla kovassa huudossa ollut raspiääninen laulaja Terence Trent D'Arby palaa musarintamalle kuuden vuoden tauon jälkeen julkaisemalla uusimman hengentuotteensa netissä. Matkalla on vaihtunut princemäiseen tyyliin artistin otsikko, mies kun vaihtoi nimensä viisi kuukautta sitten virallisesti Sananda Maitreyaksi.
Mittavista levy-yhtiövaikeuksista kärsineen D'Arby/Maitreyan uutukainen lätty, nimeltään 'The Wild Card', on saatavissa netin kautta osoitteesta www.pentacles.net
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FRENCH
At: www.mcm.net
Terence Trent d'Arby est de retour.
Après plus de 6 ans d'absence suite au flop commercial de Vibrator,
Terence Trend d'Arby nous revient enfin avec un nouvel album intitulé
Wild Card. Et pour marquer d'une pierre l'évènement, l'artiste
a décidé de dévoiler cette nouvelle production en
avant-première sur Internet, histoire de prouver à tous
ceux qui l'attendent au tournant, que son talent ne s'est pas altéré.
Vous pouvez donc déjà découvrir les 16 morceaux inédits
de TTDA sur le site www.pentacles.net,
en attendant de vous procurer la galette dont la date de sortie commerciale
n'a toujours pas été fixée.
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At: http://fr.maniasys.com
Internet repêche Térence Trent d'Arby …
Après avoir fait un véritable carton dans les années
80, Térence Trent d'Arby était tombé dans l'oubli.
Aujourd'hui il revient par la nouvelle fenêtre des stars : Internet.
Le chanteur va offrir son prochain album aux internautes. Les 16 chansons
qui constituent ce disque seront disponibles à partir de dimanche
8 avril sur www.pentacles.net.
Seule condition pour pouvoir télécharger ces chefs d'œuvres
: répondre à quelques questions.
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TERENCE TRENT D'ARBY sort son nouvel album "TTD's Wild card"
sur Internet, il est entèrement téléchargeable en MP3 GRATUITEMENT à l'adresse
:
www.TTDproMotion.com ou ici (à écouter notamment l'excellent single
"Shadows") !! HOT -- les artistes se metteraient-ils tous à
la Prince'mania via le net ? Espérons ... les choses changent!
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At: www.nrj.be
TERENCE TREND D'ARBY REVIENT
On n'avait plus entendu parler de lui depuis six ans. Terence Trend d'Arby
nous revient enfin avec un nouvel album intitulé "Wild Card".
Terence Trend d'Arby avait beaucoup déçu avec son dernier album "Survivor"
mais il compte bien prouver qu'il n'a rien perdu de son talent et pour
marquer d'une pierre l'évènement, l'artiste a décidé de dévoiler sa nouvelle
production en avant-première sur Internet. Vous pouvez donc déjà découvrir
les 16 morceaux inédits du chanteur sur le site
3xw.pentacles.net, en attendant de vous procurer la galette dont la
date de sortie commerciale n'est pas encore fixée.
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At: www3.telestar.fr
TTDA : appelez-moi Sananda Maitreya !
Vedette à la fin des années 1980, le chanteur Terence Trent
D'Arby cherche à nouveau le succès. Il s'y prend de curieuse
manière !
Mais il me dit quelque chose celui-là !
Ce soir en regardant "Amour et rock'n'roll" (20h50 sur M6) vous
pourrez tomber sur Terence Trent D'Arby, le chanteur qui eut un immense
succès à la fin des années 80 avec son tube "Wishing
Well". C'est à ce jour l'unique intrusion notable du new-yorkais
dans l'univers de la fiction.
L'homme aux fameuses dreadlocks préfère la musique même
si celle-ci ne lui porte plus chance. L'ancien soldat de l'US Army cherche
toujours à rattraper son succès.
Depuis le début des années 1990, sa carrière stagne.
Et pour cause. Son cinquième album "The Wild Card" est
disponible uniquement sur internet (www.pentacles.net) avant sa mise en
vente dans les bacs en juillet prochain. Terence a de surcroît changé
de nom en début d'année. Il s'appelle désormais Sananda
Maitreya. Avec son nouveau look (cheveux courts teintés en blond),
l'artiste fait tout pour brouiller les pistes !
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Sananda Maitreya: Terence Trent D'Arby verschenkt sein Album - 22.05.2001
Sananda Maitreya noch einmal als Terence Trent D'Arby
Pop
Terence Trent D'Arby verschenkt sein Album
22.05.2001 - Sein 87er Meisterwerk "Introducing the Hardline" führte über ein halbes Jahr die Charts an und praktisch jeder Song wurde zum Hit. Seit über sechs Jahren war es still um den Musiker, doch nun veröffentlicht er sein neustes Album Online.
Eine neue Intendität und eine gereifte Persönlichkeit. Terence Trent D'Arby will neue Wege gehen und schliesst seine Vergangenheit mit einem letzten Album ab.
Der Name war nur noch ein fremdbestimmtes Bild
Vor drei Jahren gab Terence Trent D'Arby seine Namensänderung in
einem Brief auf Javarecords bekannt. Seit einigen Monaten ist die Änderung
offiziell ausformuliet, der Musiker heisst Sananda Maittreya. In seinem
Brief macht er klar, was ihn dazu bewegte und in Interviews bestätigt
er die Aussage: Terence Trent D'Arby passte nicht mehr zu ihm, der Name
war nur noch wie Bild, das sich andere von ihm machten. Er sagt von sich,
dass sein früherer Name nur für einen Abschnitt seines Lebens
gedacht war und sein wirklicher Name, der ihm durch Träume offenbart
wurde, seit jeher Sananda war.
Das vollständige Album als Geschenk
Sechs Jahre sind vergangen seit seinem letzten Album "Vibrator",
jetzt veröffentlicht der Anti-Star sein fünftes Album "The
Wild Card" auf dem Internet. Seine Motivation dazu war vor allem
seine Stücke loslassen zu können und das Album ist natürlich
auch als ein Geschenk gedacht, an die Fans, die ihm all die Jahre die
Treue hielten. Alle 16 Tracks können im MP3 Format auf der Pro 7
Seite heruntergeladen werden. Dieses Album wird übrigens seine letzte
Veröffentlichung unter dem Namen Terence Trent D'Arby sein und soll
zu einem späteren Zeitpunkt auch im Handel erscheinen.
Egal was kommen wird
Neuer Name, neue Pläne. " The Solar Return of Sananda"
wird sein nächstes Album heissen. Der Musiker verrät noch nicht
in wie fern sich die Musik verändern wird, vielmehr ist es ihm selbst
noch nicht klar, er lässt sich auf alles ein. Er möchte einfach
seinen Intuitionen folgen, egal wie auch immer sich das anhören wird,
denn die Vermarktung ist schliesslich nicht seine Sache, meint er nur
dazu. Sananda ist auch der Meinung, seine Stimme habe sich wesentlich
verändert. Am besten hört man rein, in die neuen Stücke
und feine Unterschiede werden einen nicht entgehen.
Mara Senn
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Ein ganzes Album geschenkt!
(Martin) Kennt Ihr noch Terence Trent D'Arby? Mit Hits wie "Sign
Your Name" oder "Dance Little Sister" konnte er mehrmals
die Spitze der Charts erklimmen.
Jetzt ist alles neu. Zum einen: Der Name. Terence heißt nicht mehr Terence sondern Sananda. Und Trent D'Arby heißt nicht mehr Trent D'Arby sondern trägt den klangvollen Namen Maitreya. Also insgesamt Sananda Maitreya. Glückwunsch. Jegliche Verwandtschaft mit den Namensspielchen von Prince oder TAFKAP oder Ähnlichkeiten mit anderen lebenden Personen sind wohl ungewollt.
Neu ist dann allerdings auch sein Album. Zwar scheint Sananda (wir duzen ihn einfach mal) nicht die passende Plattenfirma gefunden zu haben, aber das soll uns nicht weiter stören. Das Album mit dem Titel "The Wild Card" gibt's nämlich völlig kostenlos, aber nicht umsonst komplett im Netz. Wenn Ihr dem Link unten folgt, kann der Download-Spass beginnen. Toll, was?
published 16.5.2001 14:33 Uhr
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At: www.focus.de
Terence Trent D'Arby: Neuer Name und Songs im Netz
Sananda Maitreya, bis vor kurzem unter dem Namen Terence Trent D'Arby
bekannt, stellt sein Album "The Wild Card" als Download im Internet
zur Verfügung. Als Grund gab er dem amerikanischen "Rolling Stone"
an, dass "die Plattenfirmen zu viele Einschränkungen auferlegen"
und dass es ihm einfach am wichtigsten ist, dass "die Leute meine
Musik hören".
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Wer ist Sananda Maitreya
Der neueste Trend bei Musikern: Den altbekannten Namen ablegen. Puff Daddy
hat's getan, um uns vor zu machen, dass er als P. Diddy ein ganz Lieber
geworden ist. Vermutlich glaubt das auch Terence Trent D'Arby, der sich
inzwischen Sananda Maitreya nennt. Seine Theorie: "In ein paar Jahren
ist es völlig normal, dass man seinen Namen wie Kleidung abstreifen wird."
Ganz gewollt kommt der Namenswechsel aber wohl trotzdem nicht. Im Interview
sagt Maitreya, dass er nur dadurch sein "Integrität und Vision schützen"
kann.
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At: www.callasong.de
News vom 05.04.2001
Terence Trent D'Arby: Neues Album im Netz
Mit Welthits wie "Sign Your Name" und "Whishing Well"
ist Terence Trent D'Arby in den Achtzigerjahren bekannt geworden. Unter
seinem neuen Künstlernamen Sananda Maitreya veröffentlicht der New Yorker
Musiker am 8. April sein neues Album im Internet. Wer sich jedoch bereits
jetzt einen Eindruck von Maitreyas Songs machen will, kann sich das Stück
"Shadows" kostenlos downloaden . Der Track ist ganz im typischen
R'n'B-Pop-Stil der alten D'Arby-Nummern gehalten. Wie callasong.de aus
gut unterrichteten Insider-Kreisen erfuhr, arbeitet Sananda auch schon
an einem anderen Album, denn die Songs, die sich im Internet finden, werden
nicht auf CD erhältlich sein. (rd)
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Terence Trent D'Arby: Neuer Name und Songs im Netz
Sananda Maitreya, bis vor kurzem unter dem Namen Terence Trent D'Arby
bekannt, stellt sein Album "The Wild Card" als Download im Internet
zur Verfügung. Als Grund gab er dem amerikanischen "Rolling Stone"
an, dass "die Plattenfirmen zu viele Einschränkungen auferlegen"
und dass es ihm einfach am wichtigsten ist, dass 'die Leute meine Musik
hören".
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At: www.tonspion.de
Terence Trent D`Arby aka Sananda Maitreya
"Shadow"
aus dem Album "The Wild Card"
Terence Trent D’Arby ist von uns gegangen und wurde als Sananda
Maitreya wiedergeboren. Spirituell und textlich mag Terence sich neu erschaffen
haben, musikalisch allerdings klingt er wie zu Beginn seiner Karriere.
Aber damals war er Terence, heute ist er Senior Maitreya. Einer alten
buddhistischen Legende zufolge kehrt Maitreya, ein mächtiger Philosoph,
auf die Erde zurück und befreit die Menschheit von allen belastenden Problemen.
Nun stellte Terence Trent D’Arby in den vergangenen Jahren nicht
wirklich ein Problem dar, denn er wurde ja kaum beachtet. Aber um einer
möglichen Beseitigung zu entgehen, taufte er sich kurzerhand selbt Maitreya.
Des Wohlklangs wegen nahm er den Vornamen Sananda mit dazu an, laut einem
Interview ohne einen Schimmer zu haben, was er bedeutet. Wir wissen es:
Dahinter verbirgt sich niemand anderes als Jesus...Terrys erste große
Tat als singender Prophet war es, die Menschen davor zu bewahren, unnötige
Ausgaben für sein neues Album „Wild Card“ zu tätigen. Er bot
das Album über die Homepage eines deutschen Fernsehsenders feil. Das ist
eine noble Geste und darum kann man ihn auch nicht all zu sehr tadeln.
Denn der göttliche Funken, der ihn einst zu Klassikern wie „If you
let me stay" oder „Sign Your Name“ bewogen hat, findet
sich jetzt ausschließlich in seinem Namen wieder. Immerhin nähert sich
Tafkat (The Artist formerly known as Terence) musikalisch jenen Frühtagen.
Warum lohnt sich dann überhaupt ein Download? Vielleicht um festzustellen,
das Musik nicht dadurch besser wird, das man sich die Nase operiert, die
Brüste vergrößern lässt oder eben den Namen ändert. (os)
Homepage: www.pentacles.net/sananda/
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GREEK
(Kalispera and kalinigta is about all the Greek I speak:)
http://entertainment.flash.gr/
http://www.babylon.gr/news/2001/May/1605Terence_Trent_D'Arby.htm
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At: www.rockol.it
Ritorna Terence Trent D'Arby, per ora solo sul Web
Ritorna Terence Trent D’Arby con un album distribuito sul Web. L’artista
che cinque mesi fa ha ufficialmente cambiato il suo nome in Sananda Maitreya,
ha reso disponibile il suo quinto LP “The wild card” sul Web
all’indirizzo www.pentacles.net
ed entro luglio lo farà uscire nei negozi. Il disco segna il ritorno
di Maitreya/D’Arby dopo “Vibrator” del 1995. L’artista,
intervistato da Rollingstone, ha spiegato che i brani sono stati registrati
in un arco di tempo di 9 mesi, nel quale sono state completate altre 13
canzoni che saranno pubblicate successivamente.
Nel corso dell’intervista, Maitreya non ha avuto parole troppo tenere
con il music-biz: “C’è una grande costrizione all’interno
della case discografiche, specialmente se si considera che la maggior
parte delle persone che vi lavora, non ha un grande amore per la musica,
ma semplicemente una conoscenza di cosa può funzionare”.
L’artista ora è al lavoro con delle società di marketing
per creare nuovi percorsi musicali e scoprire nuovi talenti da offrire
al pubblico: “Sono davvero contento di lavorare in un contesto che
mi offre la possibilità di dare al pubblico quello che cerca e
non gli stessi pezzi ascoltati e riascoltati tante volte” ha commentato
il cantante.
(16 Mag 2001)
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At: www.rockol.it
Su internet l’ultimo album di Terence Trent D’Arby
L’ultimo album – intitolato “Wild card” - di Terence
Trent D’Arby sarà disponibile in rete a partire il prossimo
7 aprile: le sedici tracce che compongono il nuovo lavoro in studio del
cantante (che adesso si fa chiamare Sanada) saranno scaricabili –
in modo assolutamente gratuito - all’indirizzo www.pentacles.net/sanada.
Sul sito web l’artista ha anche lasciato un messaggio ai suoi fan,
annunciando di essere “rinato”, sia artisticamente che umanamente.
(5 Apr 2001)
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Terence Trent D'Arby: album gratis sul Web
Terence Trent D'Arby alias Sananda Maitreya, come ha ufficialmente annunciato
di volersi fare chiamare cinque mesi fa, ha deciso di rendere disponibile
gratuitamente il suo nuovo album sul Web. Il titolo dell’album è
"The Wild Card", il quinto dell’artista americano da "Vibrator"
del 1995, è disponibile gratis sul sito
www.pentacles.net mentre sarà negli scaffali dei negozi solo a luglio.
In un’intervista a Rollingstone, Maitreya ha giustificato la sua decisione sostenendo di aver composto l’album in nove mesi, in un periodo in cui stava registrando altre tredici canzoni che aveva pensato di rendere disponibili successivamente:"Ho pensato di non dover sacrificare questo disco e che potevo permettere che i fan lo avessero perché per me la cosa più importante è che la gente ascolti le canzoni".
"C’è un alto grado di costrizione nell’industria discografica - ha proseguito l'artista soul - specie se si pensa che la maggior parte delle persone a capo di queste compagnie non nutrono più alcun amore per la musica, ma badano solo ai supposti risultati in termini commerciali". Una forma di protesta nei confronti dello strapotere delle major che sembra accomunarlo a molti artisti indipendenti:"L’idea che io sia l’autore di un’opera, e che poi sia contrattualmente obbligato a consegnarla a qualcuno che si degna di rendermene una minuscola fetta, beh è un insulto al mio carattere".
La decisione di quello che un tempo era conosciuto come Terence Trent D’Arby, una delle più belle voci della black music degli ultimi vent’anni, cade in un periodo di crisi del free downloading, un declino iniziato con la parabola discendente di Napster a seguito della causa multimiliardaria intentata dalle major per violazione del copyright. L’artista è attualmente impegnato in collaborazione con delle società di marketing nel progetto di per trovare canali di distribuzione e di promozione alternativi a quelli ufficiali, monopolizzati dalla grande industria musicale. "Sono soddisfatto di lavorare per far sì che la gente abbia la musica che merita e non sempre la stessa ricetta ricostruita e rimasticata". Ipse dixit.
Massimiliano Lasio 17 Maggio 2001
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At: www.hot.it
Terence Trent D'Arby torna annunciandosi come "prescelto" Sananda Maitreya, alias Terence Trent D'Arby, ha realizzato un album dopo sei anni di assoluto silenzio. Intorno a lui sta crescendo una leggenda.
The Wild Card - il suo quinto album - sarà disponibile su un sito tedesco e solo in un secondo momento si penserà a farlo arrivare nei negozi, questa la grande novità - più o meno- del ritorno di TTDA alla musica.
L'artista ha anche approfittato del web per comunicare ai suoi fan il cambio di nome: "Terence Trent D'Arby - ha detto - è il veicolo attraverso il quale Sananda lascierà brillare la sua luce". Era il maggio del 1998 e a giugno seguì un altro annuncio: "Sono una rappresentazione grafica in tre dimensioni di quello che serve alle vostre anime....
Il mito di Maitreya parla di un maestro che un giorno tornerà a questo
mondo per aiutarci a risolvere i problemi critici del pianeta... ma Terence
sei sicuro di essere proprio tu il prescelto?
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Terence Trent D'Arby... nuovo nome ed album
Domanda da 100 milioni: chi si cela dietro il nome di Sananda Maitreya? Difficile rispondere, anche perché si tratta di un personaggio che ha visto crecere la sua fortuna musicale nella seconda metà degli anni 80 per poi scemare nel tempo, stiamo parlando Terence Trent D’Arby. L’artista, il cui ultimo lavoro risale al 1995 (Vibrator), ha reso disponibile "The wild card", il quinto album della sua carriera e primo con il nuovo nome, all’indirizzo web www.pentacles.net e solo a luglio sarà messo in vendita nei negozi. In bocca al lupo a Maitreya!
17 Maggio 2001
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At: http://myshow.mondadori.com
Terence Trent D'Arby
Il quasi dimenticato autore di "Dance little sister" torna con un nuovo album e un nuovo nome. Per ora, solo sul web.
A sei anni dallo sfortunato "Vibrator" torna Terence Trent
D'Arby con un nuovo album distribuito al momento solo su internet.
L'apprezzatissimo cantautore di brani come "Dance little sister",
"Sign your name" e "Delicate", gradualmente dimenticato
dal grande pubblico che aveva apprezzato il suo brillante esordio, ha
deciso di rendere disponibile il nuovo lavoro "The wild card"
solo tramite download al sito
http://www.pentacles.net.
L'album potrebbe arrivare nei normali punti vendita a luglio. A segnare il momento di svolta della carriera di D'Arby e' arrivata cinque mesi fa anche la notizia del cambiamento ufficiale del nome del cantante, che ora si fa chiamare Sananda Maitreya. "The wild card" e' nato da nove mesi di lavoro, durante i quali D'Arby-Maitreya ha registrato altre 13 canzoni che spera di poter rendere disponibili in futuro.
{Non ho dovuto fare sacrifici per questo disco - ha spiegato il cantante
- la cosa più importante è che la gente potesse ascoltare i brani. Nelle
case discografiche ci sono problemi enormi, soprattutto considerando che
la maggior parte delle persone che guidano queste istituzioni non hanno
più alcun sentimento per la musica}. L'ultima apparizione pubblica rilevante
di Terence Trent D'Arby fu dopo la morte di Michael Hutchence che aveva
portato alla sua esibizione all'Olympic Stadium di Sydney insieme al resto
degli INXS.
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At: www.publiweb.com
Terence Trent D'Arby
nuovo album solo su internet
(PubliWeb) Torna, dopo un lungo periodo di silenzio, Terence Trent D'Arby.
Ha realizzato un nuovo disco: "The wild card" e lo ha reso disponibile
solo ed esclusivamente su internet (si può scaricare dal sito
Pentacles) e si troverà nei negozi tradizionali a partire da luglio.
Terence Trent D'Arby ha cambiato il suo nome d'arte, oggi si fa chiamare
Sananda Maitreya. Qualche anno fa tutti abbiamo apprezzato le sue canzoni:
"Dance little sister", "Sign your name" e "Delicate"
poi però sembra che D'Arby/Maitreya sia caduto un po' nel dimenticatoio.
Adesso è tornato e ci propone 13 nuove canzoni, tutte da scaricare ed
ascoltare.
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Terence Trent D'Arby ovvero Sananda
18 aprile 2001 - L'ultimo album di Terence Trent D'Arby, che adesso si fa chiamare Sananda, intitolato "Wild Card", è in Rete dal 7 aprile. I sedici pezzi che compongono l'album saranno gratuitamente scaricabili all'indirizzo www.pentacles.net/sananda, dove l'artista ha anche lasciato un messaggio per tutti i suoi fan, dichiarando di essere rinato artisticamente e umanamente. Diventato famosissimo alcuni anni fa, il cantante - che ha fatto anche il pugile - era scomparso dalle scene dopo alcuni album che non avevano riscosso grandissimo successo.
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(Konitsiwah, go take a look yourself 'cause my pc can't read Japanese, nor do I ;)
www.cdjournal.com/news/2001/04/10.html
www.sisimaru.com/yoshi/zatudan/0104.html
www2s.biglobe.ne.jp/~r-nation/lnw.html
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At: Atmosfera
Terence Trent D`Arby ma nowego nicka
Nick to tyle, co pseudonim w sieci... Terence jak Sanada Mitreya bedzie
promowal w Internecie swój nowy album. Pod adresem www.pentacles.net/sananda/
od wczoraj (8 kwietnia) dostepna jest cala 16-utworowa plyta do sciagniecia
za darmo, a juz wczesniej sieciowi szperacze odnalezli pod wskazanym adresem
utwór "Shadow".
Terence Trent D`Arby zyskal w latach 80. Slawe jako wokalista, przede
wszystkim dzieki utworom takim jak "Wishing Well" i "Sign
Your Name".
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Sananda, czyli Terence Trent D'Arby 07.04.2001 08:48
Terence Trent D'Arby
Dosc nietypowy, jak na zawodowych artystów, sposób promowania swego najnowszego
albumu, znalazl Terence Trent D'Arby, popularny w latach 80. amerykanski
wokalista, który zaslynal m.in. przebojami "Sign Your Name"
i "Wishing Well". Swe nowe utwory postanowil udostepnic za darmo
w Internecie, choc firmuje je pod zupelnie nowym pseudonimem.
D'Arby, po wydaniu w 1995 roku nieudanej plyty "Vibrator" zniknal,
by teraz pojawic sie jako Sananda Maitreya . Na swój nowy album "Wild
Card" przygotowal az 16 utworów i postanowil zaprezentowac je w calosci
w Internecie juz w najblizsza niedziele, 8 kwietnia.
Aby sciagnac sobie nowe nagrania wokalisty na twardy dysk swojego komputera,
jego fani powinni wejsc na strone
www.pentacles.net/sananda/, i spróbowac odczytac zaszyfrowane wiadomosci,
które zostaly tam umieszczone. Jednoczesnie moga posluchac nowych propozycji
D'Arby'ego, sposród których od kilku dni dostepny jest juz utwór "Shadow".
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Terence Trent D´Arby inicia nueva trayectoria
Terence Trent D´Arby se ha convertido al Islam y se ha rebautizado como
Sananda Maitreya, cambiando su look y su filosofía personal y artística.
Esta renovación se verá reflejada en su próximo álbum "The Wild Card",
que saldrá a la venta en julio. Pero a través de Internet, desde el pasado
8 de abril, el álbum ha ido estrenando cada una de las 16 canciones que
lo forman.
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At: www.plasticosydecibelios.jumpy.es
Un renacido Terence Trent d´Arby publica su nuevo álbum en la Web
El artista se ha convertido al Islam y ha cambiado su nombre por
el de Sananda Maitreya
16/05/01
Terence Trent d´Arby, o lo que es lo mismo, Sananda Maitreya, acaba de publicar su nuevo álbum de forma enteramente independiente a través de la Red. The Wild Car "que así se llama" es su primer trabajo nuevo desde que en 1995 publicara TTD´s Vibrator. El álbum saldrá a las tiendas en julio, pero de momento se puede encontrar en la dirección www.pentacles.net
Según ha confesado el propio Maitreya al Rolling Stone, esta decisión
no ha necesitado mucha meditación dada la situación en que ha desembocado
la industria últimamente. "Hay un altísimo nivel de constricción
en los sellos discográficos. Especialmente cuando compruebas que la gente
que rige los destinos de la industria hace ya tiempo que dejó de tener
ilusión o interés por la música. Para mí lo más importante es que la gente
pueda oír las canciones".
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At: www.elfoco.com
TRENT D'ARBY POR INTERNET
El Foco
Tras el abandono de su compañía, Terence recurre a la Red para promocionar su nuevo álbum.
28 de mayo 2001.- Hace mucho que no escuchamos su nombre, una década atrás Terence Trent D'arby lideraba las listas de los charts y su imagen se reproducía por miles en las tapas de las principales revistas de música.
Tras el abandono de su compañía discográfica, D'arby tomó la decisión de difundir su nuevo disco por el masivo medio de Internet. De esta forma tras grabar Wild Card creó una página en la Red donde los interesados pueden bajar gratis cada uno de los 16 temas del último disco.
La dirección para bajar los archivos es:
http://www.pentacles.net/sananda/
Dicha página nos informa también que Terence Trent D'Arby decidió cambiar su sobrenombre por el de Sananda Maitreya, el cual representa, según explica en la página, su nueva personalidad.
Todos los temas de Wild Card:
Shadows
Sweetness
Suga Free
O Divina
Shalom
The Inner Scream
Girl
My Dark Places
Everythang
SRR 636
And They Will Never Know You
Love Can You Hear Me
Designated Fool
Sayin' About You
Be Willing
Paradise Postponed
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Un renacido Terence Trent d´Arby publica su nuevo álbum en la Web: El artista se ha convertido al Islam y ha cambiado su nombre por el de Sananda Maitreya.
Terence Trent d´Arby, o lo que es lo mismo, Sananda Maitreya, acaba de
publicar su nuevo álbum de forma enteramente independiente a través de
la Red. The Wild Car "que así se llama" es su primer trabajo
nuevo desde que en 1995 publicara TTD´s Vibrator. El álbum saldrá a las
tiendas en julio, pero de momento se puede encontrar en la dirección
www.pentacles.net Según ha confesado el propio Maitreya al Rolling
Stone, esta decisión no ha necesitado mucha meditación dada la situación
en que ha desembocado la industria últimamente. "Hay un altísimo
nivel de constricción en los sellos discográficos. Especialmente cuando
compruebas que la gente que rige los destinos de la industria hace ya
tiempo que dejó de tener ilusión o interés por la música. Para mí lo más
importante es que la gente pueda oír las canciones".
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At: www.radiozero.cl
En Radio Urbano estos son los sitios que destacamos hoy :
www.pentacles.net/sananda (Inglés)
El músico Terence Trent D´Arby, vuelve a la escena musical luego de un
largo período de silencio durante la década de los 90s. Esta vez, D´Arby
lanzará un disco exclusivamente a través de Internet y absolutamente gratis.
Todas sus nuevas canciones, descárgalas a partir de este domingo 8 de
abril.
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"Nuevo disco de Terence Trent D'Arby gratis!"
Enviada por bol_ 4 de Abril de 2001 a las 12:05 ,sección Mp3
poblado: ttd
Terence Trent D'Arby (ahora Sananda Maitreya?) va a poner las canciones
de su disco "The Wild Card", en formato mp3 en la página
www.ttdpromotion.com el próximo 8 de Abril.
El disco, del que ya se puede bajar una canción, será el primero desde
el año 95.
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D'Arby retorna como Sananda Maitreya
O artista que, nos bons tempos de fama, era conhecido como Terence Trent
D'Arby (há cinco meses atrás ele mudou seu nome artístico para Sananda
Maitreya) lançou seu novo álbum de forma independente e totalmente digital.
Devidamente intitulado 'The Wild Card', seu quinto disco de estúdio está disponível no website www.pentacles.net e será enviado para as lojas normais em julho.
The album is Maitreya/D'Arby's first recording since 1995's TTD's Vibrator.
Maitreya disse que o álbum, o primeiro que ele lança desde 'Vibrator'
de 1995 (ainda sob o nome de Terence trent D'Arby), foi gerado durante
nove meses quando ele também gravou outras trinta canções que ele pretende
lançar mais tarde. "Neste disco não tive de fazer concessões,"
desabafa, "mas o mais importante para mim era que as pessoas pudessem
ouvir as canções. Nas gravadoras exite um tremendo grau de pressão, especialmente
quando você considera que a maioria dos homens que comandas estas intituições
não tem nenhum amor ou sentimento pela música, só entendem o que eles
presumem ser a linha fundamental a ser seguida."
"É como se eu tivesse assado uma torta, e fosse contratualmente obrigado
a entregá-la inteira para alguém que então digna-se a cortá um pedaço
e dá-lo para mim. Isso é um insulto ao meu caráter."
No momento, Maitreya está conversando com empresas de marketing para desenvolver formas alternativas de divulgação e lançamento de novos e diferentes artistas e estilos de música para o público. "Sou muito grato pelos sofrimentos que passei para uma realização maior," diz. "E com isso em minha mente, nós podemos ter a liberdade de dar às pessoas o que elas merecem e nem sempre a mesma música reconstruída e regurgitada centenas e centenas de vezes."
16/05/2001
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At: www.cadena40.es
El nuevo Terence Trence D'Arby pasa de las dicográficas y cuelga
su nuevo disco en Internet
18/05/2001
Terence Trent D'Arby se ha rebautizado como Sananda Maitreya y ha cambiado su look y filosofía. El fruto de este cambio, el álbum "The Wild Card", se ha editado ya en la Red pero no saldrá a la venta hasta julio. Sananda (antes conocido como TTD) desprecia a la industria discográfica a la que considera que "ha dejado de tener interés por la música".
Regreso de Terence Trent D'Arby, al que a partir de ahora habrá que llamar Sananda Maitreya, nombre que ha adoptado al convertirse al Islam.
Pero la noticia es que D'Arby acaba de publicar su nuevo álbum de forma enteramente independiente a través de la Red. Se llama "The Wild Card" y es su primer trabajo nuevo desde que en 1995 publicara "TTD's Vibrator".
El álbum saldrá a las tiendas en julio, pero de momento se puede encontrar en pentacles.net. En esta página, desde el pasado 8 de abril, ha ido estrenando una a una las 16 canciones que lo forman.
Según ha confesado a Rolling Stone, la decisión de colgarlo en la Red se debe a la situación en que ha desembocado la industria últimamente. "Hay un altísimo nivel de constricción en los sellos discográficos. Especialmente cuando compruebas que la gente que rige los destinos de la industria hace ya tiempo que dejó de tener ilusión o interés por la música. Para mí lo más importante es que la gente pueda oír las canciones".
Éstas son las canciones que componen "The Wild Card":
- O Divina
- Designated Fool
- My Dark Places
- The Inner Scream
- SRR 636
- Suga Free
- Shalom
- Girl
- Evrythan
- Love Can You Hear Me
- Sweetness
- Be Willing
- ... And Then You Will Never Know
- Saying About You
- Shadows
- Paradise Postponed
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At: www.kristianstadsbladet.se
Terence Trent D´Arby släpper ny skiva på nätet.
Terence Trent D´Arby, som slog stort i slutet av 1980-talet med låtar
som "Wishing well" och "Sign your name", är tillbaka
med en ny skiva. Men denna gång heter han Sananda Maitreya och skivan
släpps på Internet. Albumet heter "The Wild Card" och är hans
första sedan "Vibrator" 1995. Den kommer att läggas ut på en
tysk hemsida innan den når skivhandeln. Anledningen till namnbytet är
enligt Terence Trent D´Arby att namnet Sananda färdats inom honom under
en längre tid. "Jag vet inte vad Sananda betyder och jag har inte
tillåtit mig at ta reda på det", skriver han och tillägger:
"Jag är den holografiska återgivningen i den tredje dimensionen av
vad era själar önskar att en av era favoritartister ska vara." (PM)
Senast ändrad: 18 Maj 2001 13.38
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