The powerful theatricality of FUJI MINX extends from the compelling album cover where lead singer & electric guitar player Greta Valenti is garbed like a naughty minx angel and her cohorts John Fry (acoustic guitar), Rob Zero (keyboards, programming) and Noel McMurray (drums) appear deliciously mischievous to its songs, which feature a mix of acoustic balladry, fast crazy rocking, avant-garde intensity and even choir and orchestration. One of their most popular tracks, Cat Wine, an incisive piece about addiction and inner torment, mixes all of these elements into an unforgettable emotional brew.

The extreme visual side of the FUJI MINX experience comes alive on the band’s video for Cat Wine, which was directed by the all female team called Lady Ransom. While the rough cut of the video didn’t win YouTube’s official music video competition, it was viewed over 4,000 times (more than any other band in the competition) in its first week, on the site and is now on over 2,000 websites throughout the cyber world. Two more videos are in the works for debut in 2008 and members of FUJI MINX are also currently developing a powerful commercial/video featuring individuals with disabilities and their extraordinary strength and talents. The groups is also in development on a socially conscious film documentary that they hope will change perceptions about how we view other cultures.

Fuji Minx - Cat Wine

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