Profile
Famous as :
Electronic musician, singerBirth Name :
Richard Melville HallBirth Date :
September 11, 1965Birth Place :
Harlem, New York City, USAClaim to fame :
Single "Go" (1992)
Lindsay Lohan Strikes a Pose for Hear the World Campaign
February 12, 2008 10:02:16Lindsay Lohan lends an ear to the world, literally. The actress-singer joins numbers of other Hollywood celebrities who willingly lend their names and images to a hearing loss awareness campaign.
Joins the likes of Annie Lennox, Amy Winehouse, and Joss Stone for the cause, Lindsay strikes a pose for the Hear the World campaign, created to raise awareness about the importance of hearing, which was shot by singer-turned-photographer Bryan Adams.
Moby Back to Mute for New Album
June 16, 2007 03:06:34
Moby's highly anticipated album may not arrive too long with his new Mute deal. The singer who previously had no label is taken under the recording house wing for U.S. record deal.
The singer actually has been recording with Mute since 1993 and his return to the label was explained with three reasons. He said, "A: I live a few blocks from Mute U.S headquarters, B: the people at Mute U.S. are my friends, and C: the people at Mute U.S are smart and love music."
Moby Leads A New Band
May 04, 2007 11:05:24
Singer Moby spreads his wing by forming another band that is still anonymous. The new band is still searching for a proper name while giving first taste of their music in several US stages.
"We were 'the Little Death' until we realized that there are about five other Little Deaths out there and, as we live in a litigatious culture, we opted to avoid lawsuits and, thus, refrained from naming ourselves 'the Little Death,'" Moby revealed. The band has played its show in a fundraising event in New York and will launch their career further in a number of June shows.
"Bring 'Em Home Now!" Said Anti-War Artists
March 21, 2006 03:03:30
Numbers of anti-war artists, including Michael Stipe, Susan Sarandon, and Cindy Sheehan, have all embarked on a concert as a way to mark the third anniversary of the U.S.-led invasion of Iraq. Held Monday night March 20th, 2006, the so-called "Bring 'Em Home Now!" concert, according to organizers, has successfully sold 3,000 tickets with benefits given to groups campaigning against the war.
"I was raised by peace activists," Moby who was one of the performers said to the crowd at Hammerstein Ballroom. The star, during the bash, accompanied Laura Dawn in a rendition of Buffalo Springfield's Vietnam-era song, "For What It's Worth."
