Chasing Pandora
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| Chasing Pandora | ||
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| Background information | ||
| Origin | Gozo | |
| Genre(s) | Folk Rock, Pop | |
| Website | www.chasingpandora.com | |
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| Melissa Portelli Vocalist, Lyricist Keith Anthony Guitarist, Composer |
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Chasing Pandora is a musical duo coming from Gozo. The duo consists of Melissa Portelli and Keith Anthony. Together they sing and play, songwrite and compose. Melissa is the vocalist and lyricist, while Keith Anthony is the guitarist and composer. Together, they perform primarily as a simple voice and acoustic guitar duo.
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[edit] Career
From a small age, they both started interesting themselves in music. Keith started playing when he was 8 and Melissa always showed her love for writing poetry. Successively they began working together in music, and they both discovered something new about themselves. Keith discovered his ability to write songs, while Melissa her talent for singing.
It all happened when Melissa was singing in her office, where she worked as a secretary, and her boss Steve (who at that time was setting up a home recording studio with the help of Keith) noticed her beautiful voice. He asked Keith to compose something on acoustic guitar, and later on asked Melissa to write the lyrics and melody for the recording.
They made a hit with Feel the Rain which topped radio charts and cd sales in Malta..
Their much awaited e.p. will be out june 2nd 2008
[edit] Discography
[edit] Mocking The Mocking Bird
- Bedroom
- Nothing She Said
- Blue Leather Chairs
- Mocking Bird
- I Know
- Divine
- Fully Loaded
- Bleed
- Daisy Lane
- Noisy Spaces
- Feel the Rain (their biggest hit.)
- Hush Little Baby
[edit] Two
- Only Yesterday
- No One Else
- Memories
- Me and You
[edit] Quotes
- "The album contains unlimited talent and inspiration, my hairs stood on end and I was blown away with the intensity of it all."
Peter Grech (Tune In Magazine) - about Mocking The Mocking Bird
- "All the songs are deeply engaging, it will be embraced by those with an ear for an alternative kind of pop for it's sensitivity, delicate yet peculiarly uplifting essence."
Michael Bugeja (Manic Magazine) - about Mocking The Mocking Bird
