Ordinary Alien - The Kinky Roland Files

Pop icon Boy George is poised to release his first artist album in more than ten years. Following a non-stop, sell-out European tour with Night Of The Proms towards the end of 2010, one of the Worlds most recognizable figures is back on mainstream music s radar for good. Ordinary Alien is an accomplished collection of tracks featuring Boy George & Kinky Rolands faultless mod-pop production. As songwriters and all-round creative entities, Boy George and Kinky Roland have worked closely over the past fifteen years and Ordinary Alien is born out of this relationship the pair are renowned for their seemingly never-ending surplus of quality material. If Boy George isnt writing then he is simply not Boy George - moving into 2011 and in light of this huge body of work, Boy George is determined to be the recognized as the talented musician he is. Ordinary Alien is the rise of George again releasing fresh music to the World and chipping away at his craft as a writer, a singer, and a successful producer. Boy George has been working closely with Decode Records first releasing Amazing Grace in March 2010, moving onto working with Decode on the release of his own label. After spending years working with majors, George is happier working with an independent label as it gives infinite scope for personal creativity. Originating from Berlin, Kinky Roland has been producing top selling tracks and remixes with some of the biggest names in Dance Music Bananarama, S Express with Mark Moore, Roland Sebastian Faber (aube records), Mini Legend, Starcluster (with Keen K on aube records), Marc Almond, Mark Moore, Jonny Slut, Glen Gregory, Fran, Princess Julia, Gene Serene, John Taylor; and of course Boy George. Boy George first shot to international stardom in the 1980s as the front man of one of the UKs biggest exports - Culture Club. He has sold over 50 million albums and has had top 10 hits in every country. Singer, actor, DJ, artist, photographer, fashion designer, he has constantly reinvented himself and remains today one of the worlds most recognisable iconic figures.

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