1) Hurricane, a… Read Full Bio ↴There are 6 artists/bands that are called Hurricane.
1) Hurricane, also known as Hurricane Girls, are a pop-R&B Serbian girl band formed by Zoran Milinković in November 2017, consisting of three members: Sanja Vučić, Ivana Nikolić and Ksenija Knežević.
They sing mostly in English; they have several songs in their native language Serbian till now. Hurricane aims to be recognized globally; they have two planned songs for Universal (as of November 2019) and already have collaborated with Hollywood producer Stephen Belafonte (in September 2018).
Following their participation in the 2020 edition of Beovizija, they will represent Serbia at the Eurovision Song Contest 2020, with the song "Hasta La Vista".
Loco Loco" is a song by Serbian girl group Hurricane. The song is scheduled to represent Serbia in the Eurovision Song Contest 2021 in Rotterdam, the Netherlands
2) A hair metal band formed in the mid-80's featuring Robert Sarzo (guitar), Tony Cavazo (bass), Kelly Hansen (vocals), and Jay Schellen (drums).
Quiet Riot's Kevin Dubrow introduced Robert Sarzo and Tony Cavazo (brothers of Quiet Riot members Rudy Sarzo and Carlos Cavazo) in the early 80s. After deciding to form a band, Sarzo and Cavazo recruited singer Kelly Hansen and drummer Jay Schellen. With little label interest, the band decided to release a mini-album themselves, Take What You Want. The album and constant touring led to them getting a major label deal.
Hurricane had four albums. Take What You Want (1985), Over The Edge (1988), Slave To The Thrill (1990), and Liquifury (2001). In 1989 Sarzo left the group and was replaced by ex Lion guitarist, Doug Aldrich. This lineup recorded one album before Aldrich moved on to House Of Lords and the rest of the group quickly disintegrated with the onslaught of grunge. Schellen recorded with both Unruly Child and Sircle Of Silence while Hansen did a considerable amount of session work. Schellen suggested that Hansen help with the recording of Unruly Child's second release, and shortly after they agreed to resurrect Hurricane. Sean Manning (guitar), Carlos Villalobos (guitar) and Larry Antonino (bass) rounded out the new version of the band, and they released Liquifury. Hansen now sings in Foreigner .
In 2023, Hurricane consisting of guitarist Robert Sarzo, bassist Tony Cavazo, drummer Mike Hansen and new lead vocalist Dan Schumann released a studio album "Reconnected" on August 25.
3) From 1986 to 1997, DJ Hurricane was the natural fixture behind the turntables at Beastie Boys concerts. The 1997 Tibetan Freedom Concert II was the last official appearance of the Hurra as DJ for the Beastie Boys. He would later return as a guest DJ on stage in Atlanta, GA when the Hello Nasty tour passed through in 1998.
Hurricane started off as part of Run DMC's entourage in the mid 1980's. hen the Beastie Boys and Run DMC went on the Raising Hell Tour (1986), Hurricane stepped up and filled the role as DJ when Dr. Dre (of Yo MTV Raps fame) became frustrated with life on the road (i.e. having been left behind in a Florida hotel lobby). Around the same time that Licensed to Ill was being recorded, Hurricane went into the studio with Davy D and recorded the "Davy's Ride" LP. Davy D would later be an opening act for the Beastie Boys during parts of the 1987 tour.
In 1990, Hurricane teamed up with some old friends to put out the Afros Kickin' Afrolistics LP. The Afros generated a fair amount of buzz for themselves and even made an appearance on Howard Stern's WWOR New York cable talk show to promote the album. However with the birth of Grand Royal Records in the early 1990s, DJ Hurricane began working on what would become his first solo effort entitled The Hurra.During 1994 and 1995 Beastie Boys concert performances, DJ Hurricane would step out from the turn tables and perform two to three vocalized songs. Usually he would rap original lyrics to the Beastie Boys' instrumental "POW", as well as run through either "Elbow Room" or "Four Fly Guys". The Hurra which was later released in 1995, might as well have been a companion piece to Ill Communication as the two albums sound somewhat similiar due to that fact that "the Hurra" features guests along the lines of Mario Caldato, Money Mark Nishita, Eric Bobo, and yes, the Beastie Boys.
In 1997, DJ Hurricane released another full length album Severe Damage in Japan. Unlike the Hurra, this release did not have close ties to the Beastie Boys. The closet thing to a Beastie Boys guest appearance on this album was Adam Horovitz's production work on the track "Japanese Eyes." Three years later Hurricane put out his strongest album Don't Sleep which featured a legion of guest stars. Back again on this one were vocals from Adam Horovitz and keyboard work by Money Mark. Most recently DJ Hurricane has lent his name to a new computer gaming company called 404 Gaming. In fact, the 404 Gaming website states that Hurricane is one of the company's co-founders. It appears as though Adam Horovitz is also involved to a lesser degree. With the success of Def Jam's "Fight For NY" game, it will be interesting to see what comes of this new project.
4) HURRICANE is a 4 piece hardcore/punk/metal oufit from Tampin , Malaysia. This band was formed in the early of 2011 from the ashes of Devilica and Kinsfolk with Malik on Drum, Razly ( ateng) as vocal , Razak on guitar and Ijam on bass. In the middle of 2011, after their first show in Tampin, the band replaced Ijam with Aizat from Channeling Mahatma. The band recorded their 1st demo contained 2 songs in the end of 2011 at Seventh Heaven Studio and released it in 2012. On March 8th 2012, the band got a chances to open for 1 of their biggest influenced, The Dillinger Escape Plan live in Kuala Lumpur. After playing a few shows the band already recorded 10 songs at Green House Studio between August to November 2012 and plan to release it on April 2013. Musically the band are influenced by lots of chaotic, mathcore, screamo ,neo crust and 90’s hardcore sound
Discography:
*In Venin (2013)
5) a Japanese hardcore punk band. Known releases are:
2 demos
Barmy Army CD-R
4 songs on the Terro Rhythm #5 comp.
6) Cleve "Hurricane" Jean-Jacques, a calypsonian from the Commonwealth of Dominica.
Shout
Hurricane Lyrics
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I've seen and heard
Damn but it blows my mind
You can close your eyes
To compromise
And then just walk the line
So you think you're tough
If you don't let them know
You gotta
Shout
Out to the world
It's the only way
Shout
Tell it to the world
Don't let anyone stand in your way
I take the heat
Out on the street
To say what's on my mind
You change the words
It should be heard
Just let them fall in line
Well you think you're tough
That ain't enough
You've got to let them know
Shout
Out to the world
It's the only way
Shout
Tell it to the world
Don't let anyone stand in your way
Shout
Out to the world
It's the only way
Shout
Tell it to the world
Don't let them get away
If you stand strong together
Back them up to the wall
We can show them mercy
Or you can try and fight all
We are the people
The choice is ours to make
C'mon on, sing it loud and proud
I want time to wait
Shout
Out to the world
It's the only way
Shout
Tell it to the world
Oh!
Shout
Shout
Shout
Out to the world
It's the only way
Shout
Tell it to the world
Don't let anyone stand in your way
Shout
Out to the world
It's the only way
Shout
Tell it to the world
Don't let anyone stand in your way
Shout
The lyrics of Hurricane's song "Shout" are a call to action, encouraging listeners to stand up for what they believe in and to speak their minds boldly and without compromise. The opening lines express a sense of disillusionment with the way things are, with the singer having "read enough" and "seen and heard" enough to be frustrated by the complacency and lack of conviction that they see all around them. However, the song is not just a critique of others - it is also a challenge to the listener to step up and be counted, to refuse to "close [their] eyes to compromise" and to "just walk the line."
The central message of the song is encapsulated in the chorus, where the singer exhorts the listener to "shout out to the world," insisting that this is "the only way" to make a difference and to bring about change. The repetition and simplicity of the chorus reinforce the idea that the act of speaking up and making oneself heard is both powerful and essential. The bridge of the song takes the message one step further, emphasizing the importance of solidarity and collective action. The lyrics urge the listener to "stand strong together" and to "back them up to the wall" in order to achieve their objectives.
Overall, Hurricane's song "Shout" is a passionate and energetic anthem for anyone who feels frustrated with the status quo and who wants to make a difference. It acknowledges the challenges of speaking out and standing up for oneself, but ultimately asserts that this is the only way to effect change in the world.
Line by Line Meaning
I've read enough
I've seen enough of what's happening around me and it's frustrating
I've seen and heard
I'm aware of what's going on and I'm not blind or deaf to it
Damn but it blows my mind
It's incredibly frustrating and confusing to see what's happening
You can close your eyes
You can choose to ignore what's happening and pretend everything is fine
To compromise
To settle for less than what you really want or believe in
And then just walk the line
To conform and do what everyone else is doing even though it goes against your values
So you think you're tough
You may believe you're strong but that's not enough to make a difference
That ain't enough
Being strong but silent won't create change
If you don't let them know
If you don't speak up and make your voice heard, nothing will change
You gotta
You need to
Shout
Speak up loudly and clearly
Out to the world
To everyone, everywhere
It's the only way
There's no other option to create change
Tell it to the world
Share your message with everyone
Don't let anyone stand in your way
Don't let anyone or anything stop you from speaking up and making a difference
I take the heat
I'm willing to face the consequences of speaking up for what I believe in
Out on the street
In public, where others can see and hear me
To say what's on my mind
To express my thoughts and beliefs openly
You change the words
You water down or alter the message to make it more palatable to others
It should be heard
The message is important and needs to be shared as it is
Just let them fall in line
To let others conform and follow the rules without questioning or challenging them
Well you think you're tough
You may believe you're strong but that's not enough to make a difference
You've got to let them know
You need to make your voice heard and let others know what you believe in
If you stand strong together
If you unite and work towards the same goal
Back them up to the wall
To put pressure on others to change their behavior or beliefs
We can show them mercy
We can be kind and forgiving even when others don't deserve it
Or you can try and fight all
Or you can choose to battle against those who oppose you
We are the people
As individuals, we have the power to make a difference and create change
The choice is ours to make
We have the power to choose how we act and what we stand for
C'mon on, sing it loud and proud
Be bold and unapologetic in expressing your beliefs
I want time to wait
I want to create change and make a meaningful impact before it's too late
Oh!
An exclamation of passion and determination
Contributed by Camden V. Suggest a correction in the comments below.