Komplettes MP3 Album von David Mahr
Kurz-Beschreibung von CDbaby: Dancable synthpop/europop with soulful lyrics and 80s style vocals.

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Singer/songwriter/producer davidmahr has been creating and performing popular synthpop/dance music since the mid 1990s. His first two CDs, 1997's No Drama! and 1999's Lost & Found, featured the hit songs "I Could Be So Fortunate," "Little Boy Blue," "Out of Control" and "Days After Night." His latest CD single entitled Only You was released in June 2001 and features the hit title Yazoo cover track, the dancefloor stomper "Sugar Candi (What You Mean to Me)" and the darker, more intimate "Century."

Inspired by various favorite 80s synthpop bands (Depeche Mode, Yazoo, Erasure, Eurythmics and Thompson Twins), davidmahr's songs are filled with telling lyrics and beautiful melodies underlined by bouncy synth-based hooks, danceable bass lines, and layers of electronic music textures. davidmahr CDs can be purchased online at Amazon.com or from davidmahr Music, and a selection from each can be downloaded at www.mp3.com/davidmahr. He also runs a synthpop/europop/dance music themed MP3 radio station online at www.mp3.com/stations/popboy.

davidmahr's popular music has also been featured on several compilations, including Sibilance #1 and #2 from Trip Records and most recently on HeyDay records sampler CD Glittering Clouds - Autumn in New York. "More Each Day," taken from the Lost & Found CD, and an exclusive remix of "Sugar Candi" from Only You were recently released exclusively online at www.mp3.com/davidmahr. davidmahr is currently in the studio writing and recording tracks for his next full-length CD scheduled for release in 2002.

He also recently completed production of two Yazoo cover songs, Mr. Blue and Walk Away From Love (with his new band project - The Agency) to be included on a tribute CD from Ninthwave Records to be released in early 2002.