MP3 Onili & Laroz - Why did you go?

  âWhy Did You Go?â - The new sizzling track by Tel-Aviv's prime 'it' chick ONILI, in collaboration with dub mastermind LAROZ. "Why Did You Go?" is a reggae-flavored summer-anthem, with airy vocals, hazy-sweet melodies and an overall laid-back atmosphere.

1 MP3 Songs in this album (3:51) !
Related styles: REGGAE: Pop-Reggae, POP: Sunshine Pop

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Details:
Onili burst onto the local scene in 2006 having returned from a prolonged exile in Paris, set up her studio somewhere in the Carmel mountains, and just started shooting everywhere. Throughout the next two years she not only collaborated with Israel's top urban & underground talents, but burnt Tel-Aviv's hottest stages and venues with her pink-pink-assed-out show, steadily building a fanbase verging on cult following. Her Paris years, whilst alluding to a past somewhat shady, have also included Film Studies at the Sorbonne, and lending her vocal arrangement and performance skills for Superman Lovers' 2001 summer-smash hit, Starlight.

First release was 2008's Games, hitting underground fans, then gaining mainstream recognition via use in high rotation Fashion commercial. Sentimental followed in 2009, backed with a pile of remixed from Israel's sickest kats (i.e. 21 y/o prodigy Borgore and Soulico Crew's Sabbo), and a prestigious licensing from NBC Networks prime-time drama, 'Life." Onili's current line-up consists of herself accompanied not only by her infamous Mad Machinery Extravaganza, but also by drum-master Barak Kram, who provides the solid basis of a beat-monster, lady-magnet, and vibe-generator all in one. The 2009 incarnation of Onili's artistic entity is supported by the malicious headhunt for the Onili Juvenile Workshop, an ever-growing crew of young visual, conceptual and social artists, photographers, designers, Anti-VJs, creative contributers, and so on. Onili's overly-vital myspace page has ignited a flow of contacts and supporters, resulting in such bookings as BAM Festival, Barcelona, Trancemusical Festival in Rennes, and opening act for Lilly Allen (Paris, France). Her tracks were featured on such high-profile platforms as MadDecent (Diplo), and Sinden's radioshow on "kiss Fm," also covered by the media outlets Arte (German/french TV), Vibrations (french magazine), KEXP radio, (Seattle). NRg Tv (France).