'K-Ville' Stays on Key

buddytv · 10-05-2007, 04:30 AM

Set against the backdrop of post-hurricane Katrina New Orleans, K-Ville is steeped in very specific sights, sounds and culture. The show has promised as much authenticity in depicting the flavor and feel of the southern big easy. Not the least of the key elements the show strives to keep faithful to the region is the music which is part and parcel of the New Orleans scene.

For K-Ville, songwriter/producer Adam Anders took a piece by New Orleans' own Dr. John and gave it just enough tweaking to create a more upbeat and hipper sound, representative of K-Ville's modern day police-driven, crime-fighting and law-enforcing setting, while staying true to the rhythm and blues of the city.

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10-05-2007, 04:30 AM	#1
buddytv Administrator Join Date: Feb 2006 Posts: 11,778,727	Set against the backdrop of post-hurricane Katrina New Orleans, K-Ville is steeped in very specific sights, sounds and culture. The show has promised as much authenticity in depicting the flavor and feel of the southern big easy. Not the least of the key elements the show strives to keep faithful to the region is the music which is part and parcel of the New Orleans scene. For K-Ville, songwriter/producer Adam Anders took a piece by New Orleans' own Dr. John and gave it just enough tweaking to create a more upbeat and hipper sound, representative of K-Ville's modern day police-driven, crime-fighting and law-enforcing setting, while staying true to the rhythm and blues of the city. click here to read the rest of the article: http://www.buddytv.com/articles/k-ville/kville-stays-on-key-11990.aspx