Ready Fire Aim

performing at the Ralph Lauren “Rugby” flagship store in East Hampton on 21 June 2008

New York's new music label Ready Fire Aim by multidimensional artist Sage Rader and DJ/Producer Stakka presents the debut album "This Changes Nothing" at the Ralph Lauren “Rugby” flagship store in East Hampton on 21 June 2008.

fig.: cover of the album “This Changes Nothing” by Ready Fire Aim, released on 27th May 2008, Expansion Team Records.

Electric Sound
makes
the Heart Beat

Singer, poet, author, actor and political commentator Sage Rader and DJ/ producer Shaun Morris (AKA Stakka) created an album of hypnotic sound with a twist. If you like electric synthesiser-sound with New Wave elements of the 80ies from great musicians such as Gary Numan, Depeche Mode, Fad Gadget,... you will find out while hearing the tracks of Ready Fire Aim that this music style can be transferred into the 21st century without loosing authenticity. The contrast to the 80ies electronic sound: Ready Fire Aim develops a rhythm that beats like a happy heart. You can dance to it with a smile on your face!

DKNY, Kenneth Cole, Ralph Lauren, Nike, Bloomingdale's

Ready Fire Aim tracks are playing in stores such as:

• DKNY is playing “Happy Love Song” and “Beautiful Thing” in all stores in US
• Kenneth Cole is playing “Happy Love Song” in all stores in US
• Nike is playing “End Of Over”, “Wannabe Your” & “Welcome Home”
  

A DJ set this fall at Bloomingdale’s in NYC is announced (www.rfasociety.com).

Check out the album: www.twoshepsthatpass.com/RFAplayer or www.myspace.com/readyfireaimnyc

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Sage Rader Vocals, Lyrics, Electric Violin & Synths
Sage got into music through the violin which he picked up as a child while living in London. In high school, he studied violin performance at the Oberlin Conservatory of Music. Sage writes poetic texts and was therefore reviewed by The Guardian as the "Michael Moore Of Poetry”, is actor, publishes an illustrated confessional called Sex Drugs and Sunday School and performing his poetry and political standup in venues around the world.

Shaun "Stakka” Morris Production, Mixing, Engineering & Synths
Shaun grew up in Brighton, England, where he began DJing at an early age. He developed beats of his own just as acid house and big beat were giving way to London‘s hardcore rave scene. He adopted the name Stakka and teamed up with Keir Tyrer to produce a string of progressive dance tracks for the Liftin‘ Spirits label (as Stakka & K. Tee). In 2002 he moved to New York.