The hinterland is the land or district behind a coast or the shoreline of a river. Specifically, by the ''doctrine of the hinterland'', the word is applied to the inland region lying behind a port, claimed by the state that owns the coast. The area from which products are delivered to a port for shipping elsewhere is that port's hinterland. The term is also used to refer to the area around a city or town.

Etymology and usage

''Hinterland'' was borrowed from German, where it means literally "the land behind" (a city, a port, or similar), with the English cognate ''hind land''. In English, the term was first used in 1888 by George Chisholm in his work ''Handbook of Commercial Geography''. In German this word sometimes also describes the part of a country where only a few people live and where the infrastructure is underdeveloped; although ''Provinz'' (equal to "province") is more common. The direct analogy in English is "backcountry" or "the countryside". See also the Bush of Alaskan and the Outback of Australian usage.

''Hinterland'' means a rural area surrounding the urban catchment of large cities or agglomerations. It is characterized by a less dense population and infrastructure. In shipping usage, a port's hinterland is the area that it serves, both for imports and for exports. The size of a hinterland can depend on geography, but also on the ease, speed, and cost of transportation between the port and the hinterland.

By analogy, it is the area surrounding a service from which customers are attracted, also called the market area.

''Hinterland'' was applied also to the surrounding areas of former European colonies in Africa, which, although not part of the colony itself, were influenced by the colony.

A further sense in which the term is commonly applied, especially of British politicians, is in talking about an individual's depth and breadth of knowledge of other matters (or lack thereof), specifically of cultural, academic, artistic, literary and scientific pursuits. For instance, one could say, "X has a vast hinterland", or "Y has no hinterland".

References

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Coordinates	34°03′″N118°15′″N
Name	Casey Dienel
Background	solo_singer
Origin	Scituate, Massachusetts
Genre	PopIndie pop
Occupation	Singer-songwriter, pianist, composer
Years active	1999–present
Label	Dead Oceans, Hush Records
Associated acts	White Hinterland
Website	White Hinterland }}

Casey Dienel (born March 10, 1985) is an American singer-songwriter and pianist. She released her debut album, ''Wind-Up Canary'', in 2006 on Hush Records. Dienel presently performs and records as White Hinterland, whose first album, titled ''Phylactery Factory'', was released on March 4, 2008, by the independent record label Dead Oceans.

Biography

Casey Dienel spent the bulk of her young life living in Scituate, Massachusetts. She took her first piano lessons at age 4, and at age 14 began writing her own pop songs. While attending Scituate High School, Dienel formed a short-lived band named The Bong Loads.

After high school, Dienel moved to Boston to attend the New England Conservatory of Music, having turned down an offer of acceptance from Sarah Lawrence College. After one semester of studying classical vocals, she opted to switch her major to classical composition. During her two years at the conservatory, Dienel studied with many notable musicians, including jazz vocalist Dominique Eade and composer Lee Hyla, before taking an indefinite leave of absence to pursue her own music career.

While living in Boston during her Conservatory years, Dienel met Dylan Metrano of the band Tiger Saw, and was an occasional member of the band's rotating lineup. She currently lives in Portland, OR.

Wind-Up Canary

During the winter of 2005, Dienel was offered the chance to record for free at an abandoned caretaker's house on a farm in Leominster, Massachusetts. With some Conservatory friends and a piano borrowed from the lobby of a local hotel, she recorded a number of her own songs without any intention of releasing them. Without Dienel's knowledge, a copy of these recordings made its way to Chad Crouch, the head of Hush Records, who contacted her about releasing an album. Dienel agreed and Hush released the recordings as ''Wind-Up Canary'' in March 2006.

Vessels

On November 29, 2006, Casey Dienel announced that she was working with producer Djim Reynolds on recording an EP titled ''Vessels'', and that she hoped to release it in early 2007. Dienel had this to say about the project:

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To date, ''Vessels'' remains unreleased—however, there are live recordings and lyrics for the song online.

White Hinterland

On January 4, 2008, after a few months hinting at "change," Dienel announced in her blog that "for the present and foreseeable future, there won’t be any more Casey Dienel." Her blog post coincided with Dead Oceans' announcement of the forthcoming release of White Hinterland's album ''Phylactery Factory'':

In 2010, White Hinterland (consisting of the duo Dienel and artist/musician/collaborator Shawn Creeden) toured the US and Europe with their album Kairos. A song from this album, "Icarus", was selected by Revlon to be used in their 2010 commercial for Just Bitten Lip Stain, starring Jessica Biel and directed by Kathryn Bigelow. Later the same year, "Icarus" was featured in an episode of the ABC Family drama "Pretty Little Liars," as well the fashion show of the winner of the most recent Project Runway finale (Season 8), Gretchen Jones. The song was also used in the 2010 film It's Kind of a Funny Story.

Discography

As Casey Dienel:

2006 ''Wind-Up Canary'' (Hush Records)

As White Hinterland:

2008 ''Phylactery Factory'' (Dead Oceans)

2008 "Luniculaire" EP (Dead Oceans)

2010 "Kairos" (Dead Oceans)

References

External links

WhiteHinterland.com: official website

Myspace.com: Casey Dienel's artist page

Musings: Casey Dienel's blog

Category:1985 births Category:Living people Category:American singers Category:American female singers Category:American singer-songwriters Category:Musicians from Massachusetts Category:People from Boston, Massachusetts

Coordinates	34°03′″N118°15′″N
name	William Orbit
background	non_vocal_instrumentalist
birth name	William Mark Wainwright
alias	William Ørbit
birth date	December 15, 1956
origin	Shoreditch, Hackney, East London
instrument	Keyboards, guitar
genre	Electronic music, house music, ambient music, downtempo
occupation	Composer, record producer
years active	circa 1982–present
label	IRS, EMI, Virgin, N-GRAM, Maverick, Sanctuary, Kobalt, Decca
associated acts	Torch Song, Bassomatic
website	http://www.williamorbit.com }}

William Orbit (born William Mark Wainwright, 15 December 1956) is an English musician, composer and record producer, perhaps best known to most for his work on Madonna's album ''Ray of Light''. He has also co-produced several unreleased Madonna songs originally recorded for other albums. He produced ''13'' by Blur and remixed some of the songs on the album.

Biography

Orbit was born in Shoreditch, London. In addition to being a producer, Orbit is also a composer and multi-instrumentalist who has specialised in keyboard electronica. Much of his work also features accomplished guitar and bass guitar playing. He has also recorded several largely instrumental solo albums on I.R.S. No Speak under the name Strange Cargo which features vocals by Beth Orton, Laurie Mayer and Joe Frank, among others. "Water from a Vine Leaf" was a popular track from the album ''Strange Cargo 3''.

Prior to that he formed the group Torch Song with Laurie Mayer in the 1980s. At that time the band developed Guerilla Studios in an abandoned school on the Harrow Road. They shared the premises with a group of Spanish anarchists and it became known as El Centro Iberico. They were later joined by a third member, Rico Conning.

Orbit was the musical force behind Bassomatic in the early 1990s; "Fascinating Rhythm" hit in 1990.

He has also produced and remixed songs by other artists, such as French pop star Étienne Daho. With Rico Conning he produced the Pop Satori album, Scottish act One Dove and Seal. He remixed Prince's song "Batdance", from ''Batman'' in 1989. Orbit's remixes carry his signature electronic sounds and techniques, making them sought after by fans of his solo work.

Orbit produced a version of Samuel Barber's "Adagio for Strings" (the original version of which gained fame as the main theme of the soundtrack to ''Platoon''). "Adagio" was lifted from the album ''Pieces in a Modern Style'' a compilation of classical re-workings, released under the alternatively-spelled artist name William Ørbit. Orbit's version of the track was remixed in 1999 by Ferry Corsten and became a big club music hit.

He has worked with girl groups All Saints ("Pure Shores", "Black Coffee", "Dreams", "Surrender") and Sugababes ("Spiral") and Pink ("Feel Good Time" from ''Charlie's Angels 2''). He produced "Dice" for Finley Quaye in collaboration with Beth Orton; Quaye also played guitar and sang on other Orbit tracks including the unreleased 'Arioso' featuring Madonna. He produced and played keyboards with U2 in the song "Electrical Storm" of their album ''The Best of 1990-2000''.

He founded Guerilla Records in 1989.

Orbit has also created several radio shows. In the late 1990s, he had a series on Los Angeles KCRW called ''Stereo Odyssey''. Orbit's song "Time To Get Wise" was used as a tag line in the 2004 film ''What the Bleep Do We Know!?''. Orbit worked with Madonna on her 1998 album, ''Ray of Light''.

In 2006 Orbit's album ''Hello Waveforms'' was released on the Sanctuary label. Subsequently he produced two tracks — "Louise" and "Summertime" — for Robbie Williams' 2006 album, ''Rudebox''. He also mixed several tracks on Laurie Mayer's most recent album, ''Black Lining''.

In autumn 2006 "Purdy", a track Orbit co-composed with Laurie Mayer and Rico Conning was used as the soundtrack in a television ad campaign for H&M; which starred Madonna and was directed by her and Dan Cadan.

Orchestral Suite

In 2007 Orbit composed his first orchestral suite for a full orchestra. The composition debuted on 8 July 2007 by the BBC Philharmonic Orchestra in the Bridgewater Hall at the Manchester International Festival.

2009 - present days

The 4 May 2009 saw Orbit's return with a new album, ''My Oracle Lives Uptown''.

Orbit lives in North London and Los Angeles and has his office and studio in Hoxton Square, London.

Live performances

He often DJs at various locations. Additional information concerning the dates and places of his live performances appears on his webpage.

A remix of his track "Purdy" done by Chicane can be found on ''Ministry of Sound: Inferno'' (2009).

William Orbit Odyssey by Ministry of Sound ‘Odyssey’ is a compilation of 42 tracks, including some of William Orbit’s own exclusives. The album was released in January 2010 and is divided into 3 discs; Discs 1 and 2 are unmixed, with many tracks reinterpreted to a greater or lesser extent, while Disc 3 is a continuous DJ mix by William Orbit.

Orbit Streamcast

Orbit has recently enabled an internet radio (streamcast) which allow listeners to hear more than 10 hours of his music, completely for free. In the playlist are variations of his well-known tracks, as well as released material. In addition, and what's more appreciated by fans, unreleased and rare material can also be found in this streamcast.

Latest productions

He produced Katie Melua's fourth album, called ''The House''. It was released on 24 May 2010 and had a remarkable chart performance (Gold in Germany and United Kingdom, as well as Platinum in Poland).

He also produced a track on Nadine Coyle's debut solo album "Insatiable" released on 8 November 2010.

Solo career

In August 2010 Orbit released ''Pieces in a Modern Style 2'', on Decca, which is follow-up a to the successful ''Pieces in a Modern Style''. The two CD version containing some notable remixes of interpretations of Vaughan Williams Violin Concerto - Lark Ascending.

Orbit is working as part of the art collective Luxor, with former English National Ballet dancer Anna-Mi Fredriksson and the artist Pauline Amos.

Discography

Artist	William Orbit
Studio	15
Compilation	3
Singles	9
Miscellaneous	8
References	}}

''More details and information about his discography can be found when exploring external links''

Torch Song

Year	Album
1984	''Wish Thing''	*Labels: I.R.S. Records
1986	''Ecstasy''	*Labels: Y II Records
1987	''Exhibit A''	*Labels: I.R.S.
1995	''Toward the Unknown Region''	*Labels: N-GRAM Recordings

Bassomatic

Year	Album
1990	''Set the Controls for the Heart of the Bass''	*Labels: Virgin Records
1991	''Science & Melody''	*Labels: Virgin

Solo

;Studio albums

Year	Album	Chart positions
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1990		*Labels: I.R.S.	–	–	–
1993		*Labels: Virgin Records	–	–	–
		*Labels: N-GRAM Recordings	–	–	–
	, Warner Music Group>WEA (2000 release)	2	33	198
2006		*Labels: Sanctuary Records	136	–	–
2009		*Labels: Kobalt	–	–	–
2010		*Labels: Decca Records	–	–	–

;Compilation albums

''The Best of Strange Cargos'' (1996, I.R.S.) — A compilation from Orbit's first three ''Strange Cargo'' albums, highlighted by two versions of "Water From A Vine Leaf", another collaboration with Beth Orton

''Strange Cargo Vol.1-3'' (2000, EMI Records) — 3 CD Box Set

''William / Orbit'' (2002, Universal) — U.S. two-disc publishing CD set to support William Orbit's publishing catalogue

;Singles

Year	Single	Chart positions			Album
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1993		59	–	–
1999	align="left"	4	23	13
2000	align="left"	31	–	–
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	–	–	–	''Much More Than Much Love'' (Finley Quaye album)
		–	–	–
	–	–	–

Miscellaneous

''Stereo Odyssey'' — 4-CDR set of KCRW radio show William produced circa 1996

''Rare Orbit Vol.1'' — A 3-CDR collection of rare & unreleased material & productions. 2008, source unknown. Contained unreleased sessions with Madonna, and some new material.

''Essential Mix'' — 2-CDR set of UK BBC Radio 1 Essential Mix, 6 February 2000

''XFM 2003'' — 30 minute CDR of UK XFM Radio 'Superchunk', a mix/mashup collection of special rare and unreleased material, 17 August 2003

''XFM 2006'' — 30 minute CDR of UK XFM Radio 'Superchunk', another mix/mashup collection, 12 March 2006

''World Odyssey Mix'' — 25 minute CDR of UK BBC Asia Network Radio 'Pathaans Musical Rickshaw', a diversified mix/mashup collection, 17 May 2009

''KCRW 2009'' — 40 minute CDR of Los Angeles KCRW Radio Station show 'Morning Becomes Eclectic', a two piece live session with Laurie Mayer and interviews with Jason Bentley - 2 July 2009

In 2010, some of the rare tracks were made public on www.orbitstreamcast.com.

References

External links

Official website

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Coordinates	34°03′″N118°15′″N
Name	Big Boi
Background	solo_singer
Birth name	Antwan André Patton
Alias	Daddy Fat Sax, General Patton, Sir Lucious L. Leftfoot, The Son of Chico Dusty, Sgt. Slaughter, Corporal Sticky-Pantzz, Chief, Billy Ocean, Hot Tub Tony, Francis the Savannah Chitlin' Pimp
Birth date	February 01, 1975
Origin	Savannah, Georgia, United States
Instrument	Rapping, keyboards
Genre	Southern hip hop
Years active	1991–present
Label	Def Jam
Associated acts	OutKast, André 3000, Dungeon Family, Purple Ribbon All-Stars, Mary J. Blige, Chris Brown, Jay-Z, Gucci Mane, T.I., B.o.B, Janelle Monae, Sleepy Brown
Website
Past members	}}

Antwan André Patton (born February 1, 1975), better known by his stage name Big Boi, is an American rapper, song-writer, record producer and actor, best known for being a member of American hip hop duo OutKast alongside André 3000. His work in the duo has produced six studio albums. During the duo's hiatus, he and André 3000 each announced plans to release a solo album. Big Boi's solo debut ''Sir Lucious Left Foot: The Son of Chico Dusty'' was released in July 2010 to respectable sales and critical acclaim.

Early life

Patton was born and spent the first half of his childhood in Savannah, Georgia, attending Herschel V. Jenkins High School before moving to Atlanta with his Aunt Renne. Eventually he decided to pursue his interest in music at Tri-Cities High School, a Visual and Performing Arts Magnet School.

Career

OutKast

He had a strong interest in hip-hop music, and met André "3000" Benjamin while attending Tri Cities High School in the early-1990s. The two eventually joined forces as OutKast and signed with LaFace Records.

Patton has often used his lyrics to criticize the problems that plague both the African American community and the world. An example is 2003's "War", a scathing attack on the Bush administration and the War on Terror. Another example is 2008's "Sumthin's Gotta Give" with Mary J. Blige talking about the state of America and Barack Obama.

Solo work

After four increasingly successful albums as a duo, the members of OutKast chose to make two solo albums, and release them as a double album under the OutKast name. André 3000 released ''The Love Below'' and Big Boi ''Speakerboxxx''. The two albums were packaged together as ''Speakerboxxx/The Love Below'' in 2003. ''Speakerboxxx'' featured a style similar to OutKast's previous efforts, while ''The Love Below'' explored more offbeat territory, with André 3000 mainly singing rather than his usual rapping. One song from each album was released in September 2003 as a single.

Patton's choice was the single "The Way You Move", featuring Sleepy Brown. It was originally supported by urban radio, but then crossed over to pop charts and became almost as big a pop hit as Benjamin's "Hey Ya!". "The Way You Move" supplanted "Hey Ya!" as the #1 song on the US pop charts. The second single from Big Boi's side of the album was "Ghetto Musick", which featured both members of OutKast and a sample from Patti LaBelle's "Love, Need & Want You".

In 2007 after the sixth album under the OutKast name, ''Idlewild'', Big Boi announced plans to release a full fledged solo album. While he had released a previous solo album in ''Speakerboxxx'', it still was technically under the OutKast name. The album was to be titled ''Sir Lucious Left Foot: The Son of Chico Dusty''. The album's first promotional single, "Royal Flush", was released in 2007, and featured Raekwon and André 3000. Over the next few years the album saw many delays, but multiple promotional and video singles were released such as "Shine Blockas" featuring Gucci Mane, "For Yo Sorrows" featuring George Clinton and Too $hort and "General Patton" featuring Big Rube. The first official single was "Shutterbugg" featuring Cutty and the second "Follow Us" featuring Vonnegutt. The album was released internationally on July 5. Guest artists include alternative urban songstress Janelle Monae; Big Boi's own new group Vonnegutt; plus established rappers T.I. and B.o.B. ''Sir Lucious Left Foot: The Son of Chico Dusty'' received general acclaim from most music critics, earning praise for its inventive sound, varied musical style, and Big Boi's lyricism.

In a July 2010 interview for ''The Village Voice'', Big Boi revealed that he is working on the follow-up album to ''Sir Lucious Left Foot'', entitled ''Daddy Fat Sax: Soul Funk Crusader'', stating that he is "maybe about six songs into it". It is expected for a late-2011 release. The album's title originates from when Big Boi and André 3000 would visit a local White Castle in between recording/writing in their earlier years before ''ATLiens'' (1996), because of an employee known as Daddy Fat Sacks, for his habit of including multiple extra sliders in every 10-sack that they purchased, as he was a fan of their music. Upon hearing of his death after visiting the same location after completing ''Sir Lucious Left Foot'', Big Boi decided to name his follow-up solo album after Daddy Fat Sacks, but intended to use "Sax" instead of "Sacks" as he is "planning on a doing a bunch of sax samples, tenor, soprano, and probably have at least a couple sax players come into the studio for the next record".

On February 27, 2011, it was announced that Big Boi is creating a joint album along with rappers Mike Bigga and Pill. Later that day, Big Boi posted on his Twitter account that he was mixing Mike Bigga's album entitled, "PL3DGE".

Side projects

Patton and Benjamin star in ''Idlewild'', a film about music during the Depression-era South. The film was released in August 2006. Patton also has plans in the works for a project partnering him with Sleepy Brown. He released a mixtape/compilation album, ''Got Purp? Vol 2'', in conjunction with the Purple Ribbon All-Stars in November 2005 on Purple Ribbon Records; Aquemeni Records had become defunct after Benjamin left the company. The first single from the album was "Kryptonite", which cracked the Billboard Hot 100 and was a hit on hip-hop radio. Patton was also featured on the song "International Players Anthem (I Choose You)", which is the first single off of UGK's new album, ''Underground Kingz''.

In 2006, Big Boi founded the Big Kidz Foundation a nonprofit organization to help youth in Atlanta.] The Foundation's mission is to provide culturally diverse experiences in the field of humanities while helping create socially-conscious youth. In January 2010, Big Boi and the Executive Director, Jennifer Shephard Lester launched the Big Kidz Foundation in Savannah, Georgia.

In 2010, Big Boi launched his custom Chuck Taylor sneakers with Converse. The shoes feature the title of his Def Jam solo album debut: "Sir Lucious Left Foot" on the left, and "Son of Chico Dusty" on the right. His Big Boi logo is featured on the tongue of the shoe.

On April 28, 2011, Big Boi announced that he would be working with Modest Mouse on their new unnamed album.

Acting career

Big Boi appeared on Nick Cannon's ''Wild 'n Out'' Season 3 as one of the many guest stars, as well as guest starring and appearing as a musical guest on ''Chappelle's Show'' performing his song "The Rooster". He is currently reaching more into acting, having appeared in T.I.'s film ''ATL'', OutKast's film ''Idlewild'' and starring in the recently released ''Who's Your Caddy?''.

He sometimes refers to, or credits, himself as "Daddy Fat Sax", which is a term that refers to a drug dealer who sells large amounts of marijuana, a banker or a pimp. In songs such as "ATLiens", "Walk It Out", "I'm So Hood (remix)" and "Morris Brown", Big Boi refers to this term.

Big Boi is a playable character in the ''Def Jam: Icon'' videogame.

Big Boi has officially dropped his rivalry with former employee, Killer Mike, which had gone on for 3 years.

He appeared in the ''Law & Order: Special Victims Unit'' episode "Wildlife", which aired November 18, 2008. Big Boi played hip-hop artist "Got$ Money".

Multidisciplinary collaborations

In 2008, Big Boi began a collaboration on a new show with the Atlanta Ballet. The show, entitled ''big'', premiered at the Fox Theater in Atlanta April 10–13, 2008. The show was performed by Atlanta Ballet dancers, local youth and talent, as choreographed by Lauri Stallings. Music may be performed live onstage during the performance, as it was when the ballet created a live music/dance collaboration with the Indigo Girls.

Personal life

Patton is married to Sherlita Patton, with whom he has two children: daughter Jordan and son Cross. Another child, a son named Bamboo, is from a previous relationship. Numerous references to the Patton family are present in Big Boi's rhymes. His younger brother James raps under the name "Lil' Brotha", and is a member of hip-hop group Konkrete, while 'Uncle Donell' was 'locked up in prison' (as mentioned in the song ATLiens) but has now been released. His other brothers, Marcus and Jason, also make their way onto some songs as well.

His wife Sherlita Patton is also the co-owner of a clothing boutique in Atlanta, Georgia called PValentine. She co-owns the store with Tracy Valentine. The expensive brands carried by the store and the ties to Big Boi attract many music artists and other celebrities to the store. The store was featured on an episode of MTV's ''My Super Sweet 16'' when R&B; artist Chris Brown went for a birthday gift from Big Boi. He is also a registered pit bull breeder.

In August 2011, Patton was returning from a cruise when a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement drug dog at the Port of Miami alerted officers. Patton was arrested and charged with illegal possession of controlled substances Viagra, ecstasy pills and MDMA powder. Patton was released from the Miami-Dade County jail on a $16,000 bond.

Discography

2010: ''Sir Lucious Left Foot: The Son of Chico Dusty''

2011: ''Daddy Fat Sax: Soul Funk Crusader''

Filmography

2006: ''ATL'' – as Marcus

2006: ''Idlewild'' – as Rooster

2007: ''Who's Your Caddy?''– as C-Note, Christopher Hawkenson

2009: ''Kiss and Tail: The Hollywood Jumpoff''

2010: ''Freaknik: The Musical'' - as the Preacher

Video games

2007: ''Def Jam: Icon'' – Himself

References

External links

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