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Simon Posford's first studio album, Twisted, revolutionized electronic music and he's done it once again with his new album.

Vaccine (SCI Fidelity Records) is the third album by Younger Brother, in which Posford teams with longtime collaborators Benji Vaughan aka Prometheus and Ruu Campbell. Vaccine continues Younger Brother's evolution from studio project to full-fledged, organic band, with Posford, Vaughan and Campbell joined by Marc Brownstein (Disco Biscuits) on bass, Tom Hamilton (Brothers Past) on guitar and Joe Russo (who also plays in the Grateful Dead spin-off act Furthur) on drums.

These tracks bring a level of emotion and feeling not usually associated with electronic music. The results exemplify Simon Posford's expansive and ever-evolving musical vision. "All I've ever wanted to do is make music, and it's probably all I can do," he states.  "The more I learn about the world around us, the more I realize how little I know, and that excites and inspires me as an artist and a human being. I still have the same passion about creativity as when I started, and the same desire to create something truly eternal before I die."

Submit a question for Simon's upcoming RS Interview and enter to win a copy of the CD, along with pair of tickets to his performance in NYC (for thos who live in the Big Apple) this Thursday night, April 7th at the Highline Ballroom.


Listen to "Shine" by Younger Brother here:
http://soundcloud.com/charmfactory/younger-brother-shine

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Yoga tour

Submitted by doctordewey on Tue, 04/05/2011 - 16:06.

When will Twisted records g3t b3nt and twisted with a yoga tour?

Question!

Submitted by robertbrigham on Tue, 04/05/2011 - 17:21.
When did you first feel the calling to do what you do and how did you know what the feeling was saying?

Question!?

Submitted by Hedda on Tue, 04/05/2011 - 17:27.
Hi Simon,Can you speak about the process of translating your voyages in the visionary realm into music?thanks for everything, and congrats on 20 yrs of collaboration w/ Raja (=

Question

Submitted by BrightMoments on Tue, 04/05/2011 - 23:22.
How do you choose the live visuals to go with your music? & would you ever consider a talented psychedelic video artist from Vermont? :) Bright Moments - a.Minor

Winners

Submitted by Steve Urban on Wed, 04/06/2011 - 11:30.
Hedda is the winner! A pair of tickets to see Younger Brother at the Highline Ballroom tomorrow evening in New York City along with a copy of the new CD. Please continue leaving your questions for Simon Posford's RS Interview. Our next favorite question will be awarded a free copy of Younger Brother's "Vaccine."

Thank you SI

Submitted by guilleMar on Wed, 04/06/2011 - 15:59.
for all of the great music. Could you please talk a bit about times in your career where you felt hopeless or doubt whether you could do what you are doing and how you dealt with it- You don't really make music for the masses so you must have had times when you worried that no one would listen and you would end up in a dull office or in the forest like me, How did you do it!?!?! Love you

When collaborating with

Submitted by Anima L. on Fri, 04/08/2011 - 07:59.
When collaborating with other musicians, what are some of the best ways to find a common level, or wavelength for working as a creative group? Or do some things just fall into place synchronistically?

question for simon p.

Submitted by clloyd on Tue, 04/12/2011 - 00:53.
i know its hard to say anything about the future, but where do you think the trend of music is going and do you think that psy-trance will be more accepted as the world keeps spinning.