Embas

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Name of the music band which plays eclectic music.The name follows the initials of what makes the band, they make "Eclectic Music By A Sextet". The sound of the band travels through several rhythms from Gipsy Jazz to the Sound of Oriental music, passing by contemporany influences like trip hop and soul.

In June 2004, and under the production of Xavier Losada (a very well known composer of theater music), Embas begins to record their very first full-length album, later called "Suburbia", at Remoto Studios (Wahala's "Homegrown", Los Mentas' "Masacre en el Pin 5" and Los Oceanicos' "Los Oceanicos"). This album, with 10 musical pieces, reassure the eclecticism achieved by these six musical minds throughout the past four years, with a profound sense of equilibrium between hook songs and thoughtful lyrics.

You can see more of the band in the following sites : http://www.embas.com.ve (official site) and http://www.myspace.com/embas (myspace site)

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