Musician known as Ametai
Las Vegas based artist, Ametai, will be interviewed by Las Vegas radio personality, The Commander, on March 6th 2010 for his "Nights of Las Vegas" weekly show. The Nevada based radio station broadcasts world-wide, via the Internet. The show also plays via the Las Vegas airwaves. KLAV's market reach is "music that everybody loves". "Nights over Las Vegas" plays motown, 80's, old school, international mixes, and dance / club hip hop music. First time listeners of "Nights over Las Vegas" will love the show if they are fans of Smokey Robinson, The Delfonics, Jackson 5, and Alicia Keyes.
Ametai's interview can be heard at www.klav1230am.com, between 7pm and 10pm pacific time. Ametai will be live, in the studio, at 7:30pm. He will do a brief interview, answer caller questions, and his song "American Dream" will be played. Fans of Ametai can call the studio at 1-866-820-5528 to speak with the artist directly.
Ametai's acclaimed first single, American Dream, is a sarcastic look into a society basing their status solely on materialism. The single was recorded at The Tone Factory in Las Vegas by producer Vincent Castaldo. The Tone Factory has also worked with Sony, All American Rejects, Five Finger Death Punch, and Mac Records. "American Dream" has been featured, as a requested artist, on UCLA radio, via DJ Octoon's independent artists show. Ametai was also listed as one of MySpace Music's top independent artists in August of 2009. His single, American Dream, is available for purchase on iTunes.
Born in Detroit, Michigan the vocalist known as Ametai moved with his mother to Israel at the age of two. Looking back on this move, Ametai describes the experience as “A unique opportunity to experience music from Europe as well as American, Spanish and Middle Eastern music. He has even played along side known Mexican music influences Luis Miguel and Mana. Ametai’s musical taste was blossomed when he heard The Smiths. A purist when it comes to his singing ability, Ametai has never taken a voice lesson. Influenced by Bob Dylan, Jim Hendrix, Michael Jackson, and Ice-Cube, his sound is reminiscent of Lenny Kravitz with more of an edge.
The Commander is one of Las Vegas's more respected disc jockeys. He has met with Las Vegas Mayor, Oscar Goodman. In addition, he has a part with Vegas Underground TV interviewing both new and old Las Vegas personalities. The Commander, also known as Bruce Garrett, can be found on Facebook, as well as his web site http://www.starshiprtc.com/
For more information on Ametai, please visit www.ametaimusic.com
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