ANTHONY MILLS

Akronight, ANTHONY MILLS - native of Ohio, described by Harry Belafonte as one
of the premier performance and visual artist of the 23rd Century,
asks Bush, "Who's really the sniper?"

These are 4 words from "Bush we don't need!" One of many songs written by an indigenous poet, who narrates with visual art and music, his feelings for a nation of people who are in pain. Anthony Mills has from soul, created Ghettotrance.

GHETTOTRANCE
Chanting socially conscious songs of love and struggle combined with various instrumentation to create an atmosphere for meditation. Many genre influences are represented in Ghettotrance: African, Classical, Rap, Reggae, Quwali, Soul, and Spirituals.
This creative style explores repetition, both melodic and rhythmic, to trance listeners out.

Opening for Harry Belafonte, Anthony Mills silenced an audience of 9,000 with Ghettotrance versions of Stevie Wonder's "Village Ghetto Land," and "24," a Mills original,
at BET's St. Lucia Jazz Festival.

Presently, Mills has toured 15 countries with Mr. Belafonte as a featured soloist,
writer, mc, and background vocalist. Anthony has also collaborated with
Commissioner Gordon Williams, KRS-1, Dead Prez, Sizzla, Turbulence, Leela James,
Amy Winehouse, Sly Dunbar, and the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra as a soloist.
Anthony toured extensively as a soloist with legendary Opera Soprano Grace Bumbry's
Gospel and Spirituals Ensemble. Anthony went on to the Mozarteum in Salzburg Austria
to study privately with Frau Bumbry.
After completing his study of German lieder and Operatic Tenor arias, Anthony made a
commitment to his passion, Ghettotrance.

Anthony Mills & DJ Kiva entered the studio for the first time together in Feb2004; one month later, the two presented the full length album "Interboro Tectonics."

to listen to a sample click here:






				ANTHONY MILLS Akronight, ANTHONY MILLS - native of Ohio, described by Harry Belafonte as one of the premier performance and visual artist of the 23rd Century, asks Bush, "Who's really the sniper?" These are 4 words from "Bush we don't need!" One of many songs written by an indigenous poet, who narrates with visual art and music, his feelings for a nation of people who are in pain. Anthony Mills has from soul, created Ghettotrance. GHETTOTRANCE Chanting socially conscious songs of love and struggle combined with various instrumentation to create an atmosphere for meditation. Many genre influences are represented in Ghettotrance: African, Classical, Rap, Reggae, Quwali, Soul, and Spirituals. This creative style explores repetition, both melodic and rhythmic, to trance listeners out. Opening for Harry Belafonte, Anthony Mills silenced an audience of 9,000 with Ghettotrance versions of Stevie Wonder's "Village Ghetto Land," and "24," a Mills original, at BET's St. Lucia Jazz Festival. Presently, Mills has toured 15 countries with Mr. Belafonte as a featured soloist, writer, mc, and background vocalist. Anthony has also collaborated with Commissioner Gordon Williams, KRS-1, Dead Prez, Sizzla, Turbulence, Leela James, Amy Winehouse, Sly Dunbar, and the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra as a soloist. Anthony toured extensively as a soloist with legendary Opera Soprano Grace Bumbry's Gospel and Spirituals Ensemble. Anthony went on to the Mozarteum in Salzburg Austria to study privately with Frau Bumbry. After completing his study of German lieder and Operatic Tenor arias, Anthony made a commitment to his passion, Ghettotrance. Anthony Mills & DJ Kiva entered the studio for the first time together in Feb2004; one month later, the two presented the full length album "Interboro Tectonics." to listen to a sample click here:



AUDIO CONTROLS