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6000 Red
Genre: Electronic, Dance
Region: Perth, WA
Members: Seanne Chamberlain - Vocals, bass and visuals Geoff Baker - Laptop, keyboards and visuals
Sounds Like: Felix da Housecat, tori amos, Massive Attack
Influences: Everything but the girl, New Order/ Joy Divsion, Bjork
Artist Website: www.sixthousandred.com

Unearthed Artists We Like: Astronaut , HORSEPOWER , Brash and Sassy , turbine 37 , Ambidexter


6000 Red formed in 2006, a collaboration between Seanne Chamberlain on vocals and guitars and Geoff Baker on laptop and keyboards. Right from the start we wanted to use the sounds of electronic music, the structures of pop songwriting, and the live performance style of a band, without drums and amps. Our debut EP, 'I wanna be like you', was launched Aug 31 in a live multi media frenzy featuring 2 video projectors, 7 television screens, 5 stretched lycra sails and 200 punters dancing away. Since then we have been used for ads on US television, and provided music for dancers, surfers, fashion shows and movie soundtracks. Visit us at www.sixthousandred.com

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I wanna be like you
rating:  3/5
It sounds good, reminds me of the band garbage. mixed with an early sounding sheryl crow. Sings with passion.




I wanna be like you
rating:  4/5
Sexy beats ;p I like it. It's unfortunate that so many pop songs in the top 40 have adopted this same shuffle type dance beat. It's wicked... I think...




Hazy World
rating:  4/5
Great beats




I wanna be like you
rating:  5/5
cool song loving it :)



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This project is supported by the Australia Council, the Australian Government’s arts funding and advisory body, through its Music Board Section.