Bryan Ferry

With the reverence that bloghouse and nuDisco has towards 80s music, it seems about the right time for the voice of Roxy Music, Bryan Ferry, to make an appearance on the electro scene. Teaming with German electroclash DJ/Producer DJ Hell, the two have constructed a subtle yet powerful midtempo vibey track. With influences of minimal and progressive, the "U Can Dance" will definitely cut across genre lines. Remixes by Carl Craig, Simian Mobile...  

Roxy Music's Bryan Ferry has revealed that he is working on a new solo album that features members of Radiohead and Red Hot Chili Peppers. In an email to fans the singer-songwriter announced that he is has brought in Radiohead guitarist Jonny ...  

Usher’s Raymond v. Raymond has been delayed. The singer’s post-divorce album is moving from December 21st to an undetermined date, Billboard reports. Bryan Ferry sent a note to fans announcing that he’s begun work on a new solo album that’s due in summer 2010 and features Radiohead’s Jonny Greenwood, Flea and Nile Rodgers. Ferry posted some [...]  

Filed under: Video, Exclusive Though he's definitely had a storied career himself, German house icon DJ Hell still found it an honor to get the chance to work with Bryan Ferry, a man legendary for both his solo work and leading art rock pioneers Roxy Music. "I was always fascinated by Ferry - not only his music but himself as an iconic figure - and wanted to work with him for a long time," Hell says, and he finally got his chance in 2006 when...  

Filed under: News, New MusicHaving recently revealed his surprise collaboration with German dance doyen DJ Hell, Bryan Ferry has now told fans that his new album will feature members of Radiohead and the Red Hot Chili Peppers.In an email message sent to his fanbase the Roxy Music star said that he had brought in Radiohead guitarist Jonny Greenwood and the 'Chili's bassist Flea to play on his forthcoming album.  

Flea and Jonny Greenwood will appear on Bryan Ferry's next album.Roxy Music star Bryan Ferry has announced plans to work with members of Radiohead and Red Hot Chili Peppers. In an email to his fans, the singer revealed that he has ...  

The yuletide season has a knack for bringing out the worst bloated celeb-musician collaborations. But cynicism and white guilt aside, slick crooner Bryan Ferry has actually announced a collaborative effort with musicians who aren't casino circuit veterans. Rollingstone.com reports he's working with Radiohead guitarist Johnny Greenwood and Flea, the Red Hot Chili Peppers' slap-happy bassist. Little is known about the album so far, other...  

If you log on to Bryan Ferry’s official website, you’ll find Roxy Music’s front man proclaimed as “a performer with the poise of Sinatra, the charisma of Gainsbourg and the intensity of Johnnie Ray”, a description I object to in only one ...  

Were you surprised, earlier this fall, to learn that Thom Yorke was collaborating with Flea from Red Hot Chili Peppers? Well, it looks like that alterna-rock universe is about to expand. NME reports that Radiohead guitarist (and ...  

Filed under: News, R.I.P.Bassist Mark Smith was found dead in his London apartment Monday, Nov. 2, when he failed to turn up for a gig. The 49-year-old made a career out of playing as a session and touring musician for popular acts such as Roxy Music, Bryan Ferry, Robbie Williams and David Gray. The cause of death is currently unknown. Born in 1960, Smith got his start with the '70s British band Kokomo when their bassist went on tour with Roxy...