ViennaCC

About ViennaCC

Born July 30, 1967 in Vienna / Austria

Sounds like / impressed by Beatles, Franz Ferdinand, Pitbull, Kaiserchiefs
Body 6 1/2 feet (on only 2 legs)

Favourite colour yellow like Viennes castle Schoenbrunn
Sex yes (male if You ask the gender)

Created this artistname December 12 2004, 20h04 on first floor in Vienna, Austria
real name Heinz Riemer (Ing)

In short
Musical experience in Viennese folk, dancehall music, rock Photographer

TV-show-producer
2007 nominated for a NEW MUSIC AWARD in Hollywood in the category "Breakthrough Indipendent artist"

2008 nominated for a NEW MUSIC AWARD in Hollywood in the category "Breakthrough Indipendent artist"

2008 awarded by the InternationalSociety of Photographers in Las Vegas
2009 - 2011 TV-show in Austria - interviewing bands and producing musicvideos (for the band)
actor: 21010 a lead part in movie "SPAETE STUNDEN" (late hour)
2012 Semifinalist at songwriting competition "Song of the year"

Bio
ViennaCC, the Bohemia
ViennaCC lives in Vienna, Austria the bohemian lifestyle. What is a Bohemia? A bohemia likes arts and despises

philistinism. ViennaCC: "The world is full of inspirations. Why not enjoy them? I don't want stress! Who needs richness

for being happy? Maybe life could be better on earth if all people would live a bohemian lifestyle and sim ply take it easy,take it as it comes".

ViennaCC publishes an album when he has finished work. There is no stress, it just got to be a good piece of work. This is why he runs his own labels and publishing company. So there is no pressure from major company's sales managers.

He plays guitar including bass and keyboards. Only drums come out of the box.

Experience
ViennaCC's musical style is indie / pop / rock / electronic. ViennaCC: "Jazz is crap for students and opera is headache music. I want to make art and music to entertain people. I often sing about love. That's worth living for. But also about people (Lomophotographer) and politics (Days Of Rage). If my music will survive centuries is not important for me because the present happens now, not in centuries.".

Started learning piano in the age of 6 and learnt guitar by playing to records, mostly Rolling Stones records. ViennaCC:

"It was easy to play along with the Stones. Maybe that's why I have these Richard riffs in my hands! But I leveled up."

Played various styles with bands, from hardrock and punk to dancehall music. ViennaCC: "That was a great experience.

We had about 300 songs in stock and had to play from disco to polka. And Rock Around The Clock or Happy Birthday

five time if wanted by the crowd. And that from 8pm to 4am. And you learn to arrange the songs for the instruments in the band. Nice money, but it's a killing job."

ViennaCC has a long job experience in IT. He worked as a programmer, project manager, cost calculator, online content manager.

Now producing music, musicvideos, concert reports and interviews, not only for himself but also for bands.

Music - sounds like the Beatles would sound today Indie / Pop / Rock. ViennaCC: "I like beat music from 60s and new wave from 70s and 80s. A very strong influence. One day I asked myself: how yould these bands sound today? When I played a recording someone said, it sounds like the
Beatles would sound today. So I found a good slogan."

ViennaCC's goal is to write and record simple songs that everybody play on acoustic guitar at the fireside as well as a school band or an orchestra.

ViennaCC: "I don't like songs that only consist of rhythm and effects. The song net, without effects and big arrangement,

must be strong. Effects are interesting, but it should be a goodie, an addon, to a song production. For me it is too simple to record a song with guitar band arrangement. A guitar solo can be great played, can sound great, can be virtuoso. But that is not enough. With today's studio techniques I can work on every single note, give it accent, mix it in the background, filter it - and put effects on it. I like it rather overproduced than standard sounding."

And the voice. ViennaCC: "I like chorus singing, two or three voices. Sometimes I like howling. I have this howling in songs like "If You Wanna Dance".

ViennaCC often uses computer effects on guitar solo. ViennaCC: "When Jimi Hendrix came up, what was new in the sound? Well, it was the effects. From feedback to distortion. These effects are well known today. What can be new?

With my IT background I came to computer effects. Why not use it on a guitar solo. So I crush the sound, play reverse tact, hack and resample the sound. That is something interesting."

Kham Loraamm, Singer, Songwriter

Kham Loraamm, Singer, Songwriter

I am a native from Florida with a love of music that encompasses many genres and music from around the world. I also love art and musical instruments. Over the years I have learned to play a few including guitar, bass and violin.Eventually, I will get to the piano after getting the darn thing tuned up.
In writing my own music, I draw from my travels and personal experiences with friends and family. I am blessed to have many  who are talented musicians. Thank God for Russell Foisy, Barbara Forrester, Beau Pennington, Kira Zwygart, Vanessa and Natalia Putnam, Jamie and Jordan Antunano and Josh Gould. I also give a special thanks to my wife Amie Loraamm and to my parents for their love and support.
I hope you enjoy the music. Feel free to contact me with feedback at khammahk@hotmail.com
All My Best,
Kham Loraamm
 

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Who's fooling who, 1998
Positive and progressive, 1999
The blacklash, 2000
The realist, 2004
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This lively blend of grassroots sounds with some country, classic rock and blues mix to create a unique, cate or coffee house style sound.

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Listenable samples are found at www.amazon.com, Itunes, google play and many other stores. The After Hours Project by Alphia Reisenauer link: www.afterhoursproject.com

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