Star Soul / Inner Fears



L.A.O.S., aka Large Amount Of Soul, is a collaboration of three oldschool beatheadz, Abraham , D-Bex and JayEM. They have known each other for several years but not until 2002 they understood the obvious fact that they should join forces in music production. They share the same passion for music and their taste of music is expectionally identical. Vocalist and songwriter Alexx joined L.A.O.S. in 2010 and she is featured in most of the vocal tracks that come out from the L.A.O.S. studio. L.A.O.S. has a bunch of releases lined up on labels like Hospital (UK), Raw Canvas (4hero remix) (UK), Spearhed (UK), Defunked (UK) and Midnight Sun Recordings (FI). Their tracks are getting dj support from names like London Elektricity, Zinc, Blu Mar Ten, Blame, Annie Mac (BBC Radio1), Kasra and Utah Jazz just to name a few. Their release Panda Style has gained worldwide recognition and future will tell will these boys be known for inventing “endangered species step” music genre. In 2007 they were asked to do a remix for 4hero of their track called Morning Child. L.A.O.S. sound is mainly melodic, dancefloor oriented drum and bass but their wide aspect in music wont hold them in one genre. As one wise man said: There are only two types of music: good and bad. L.A.O.S. Live consists of bands own boys, guest artists and vocalists. The line-up for the live is build for every gig individually and it can range from three member turntable-effects-laptop mayhem up to six member band with live drummer, bass player and vocalists. L.A.O.S. perform dj-sets individually or together, depending of the venue. They are all experienced djs with more than 20 years of djing experience altogether. They have played in almost every mentionable event in Finland and also abroad in UK, US, Estonia and Russia: St Petersburg and Moscow. L.A.O.S. has joined forces with very talented vj crew named 304. Their visuals and L.A.O.S soundscapes will give you an experience you won´t forget in a while... You can check some bits from 304s site! Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.