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Them Bones Features in this video, about half way in!!
Fame Factor TV headed over to the 'trendier-than-thou' Brick Lane area in East London to catch up with the talented Benny Marchant and Electro-Rockers Capelle and Them Bones performing acoustic sessions at the tropical themed Floripa. - Fame Factor TV
OMG! As soon as I saw the video and heard “What You Gonna Do” by UK electro rock band Capelle featuring Chicago artist Nitty DeFaunque, I knew I had to spread the word. The song instantly draws you in as it kicks off by sampling just a little of Jay-Z and Kanye West‘s mega hip hop hit “Otis” and then rocks out to the gritty, sexy vocals of Nitty DeFaunque singing “What you gonna do to me? What you gonna do?” Capelle simply yet brilliantly provides the electro rock instrumentals. I listen to a lot of music, and this song is a dope ass hit!
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I got my first taste of indie UK band Capelle and Chicago native indie musician Nitty DeFaunque a few months ago as Capelle was on a US tour. I met them in Chicago where they performed at Double Door back on April 17, 2012. (for the full post click the url) - http://ifelicious.com
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'Them Bones' is the new collaboration of Australian born vocalist, writer and producer Nic Capelle, front man of London based Rock Electro Outfit Capelle and Chicago's newest discovery, Nitty DeFaunque. This duo have cultivated a profound writing and performance alliance. With strong roots in Country, Blues, Soul, Rock and Roll and Hip Hop "Them Bones" seamlessly fuzes together all of their collective influences to take you on a dynamic journey.
It's all about the vocal. With the fearless, powerful and emotion filled pipes of DeFaunque equally matched and complimented by Capelle's unique and recognizable vocal delivery, their show is full of gritty rhythms, abundant country twang, drenched in slide guitar and sweaty soul jams with tasty down home flavor!!!
These two are packed full of raunch and sass, with musical innovation to boot.
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