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Nabil Ayers Occupations Musician, entrepreneur Instruments Drums Labels The Control Group, V2, Will, Mercury, Barsuk Associated acts The Lemons, Alien Crime Syndicate, The Long Winters, Tommy Stinson Nabil Ayers is an American musician and entrepreneur. He is a co-owner of Seattle's Sonic Boom Records, and the founder of The Control Group. As a drummer, he has performed with various acts, most recently The Long Winters. Ayers was described by music journalist Kurt B. Reighley as "The Nicest Guy in Seattle Rock".[1]
In 2008 he moved to New York to work as Label Manager for 4AD.[2]
External links
References
- ^ Linda Claycamp. "A Few Alumni Who Rock". "Arches Unbound, University of Puget Sound". http://www2.ups.edu/arches/2002Fall/feature_rock_ayers.htm.
- ^ Hannah Levin (January 2009). "Sonic Boom Owner Nabil Ayers Hired at 4AD". Seattle Weekly (Seattle). http://blogs.seattleweekly.com/reverb/2009/01/sonic_boom_owner_nabil_ayers_h.php. Retrieved January 27, 2009.
Studio albums Dust to Dirt (2000) · From the Word Go (2000) · XL from Coast to Coast (2002) · Ten Songs in the Key of Betrayal (2004)EPs Supernatural (1999)Related groupsLabelsJohn Roderick · Eric Corson
Sean Nelson · Chris Walla · Michael Shilling · Michael Schorr · Chris Caniglia · Darren Loucas · Mike Squires · Nabil Ayers · Jonathan RothmanStudio albums The Worst You Can Do Is Harm (2002) · When I Pretend to Fall (2003) · Putting the Days to Bed (2006)EPs Ultimatum (album) (2005)Related articles - Tommy Stinson
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