Thanks to all friends cheering and voting at Replugged last night, Buddhuza was selected one of the winners of the first round of Vienna Bandcontest 2009.
It was a wonderful experience and I’m happy I’ve got to do that again in the second round on November 16.
Photos and videos are on the way and will be added in their respective sections as they come.
Once again, many thanks to all supporters and Reini for his outstanding sound engineering.
Hope to see you there next time!
DarkCompass featured Buddhuza again, this time with Blow the Fire in the show Pink Shirt Screaming.
Check out the show, Rowley usually airs cool stuff.
Respect to Tebro for beautiful lyrics! 
Since you were very active voters, I thought you’d like to choose our next song you wanna hear on Rustavi 2 Listen Live!
The poll, which you can see in the right navigation bar of the site, lists 8 song we’re ready to play. If you like any of the songs and want to hear it live, tell your friends to vote too.
You can listen to all 8 songs here or in the gray player on the right.
We’re really very curious to see the results 
I’m glad that our first appearance as a band was made on Rustavi 2 TV show Listen Live! Before our first photo session, let me just briefly introduce the project:
Tamar Davitashvili (keyboard/guitar/vocal)
Tornike Gordadze (drum/vocal)
Levan Japaridze (lead guitar/vocal)
Giorgi Surguladze (bass guitar/vocal)
Levan Khubulava (guitar/vocal)
This link http://tinyurl.com/qlsgxt opens the video of our performance published on Rustavi 2 website. We’ll have a higher quality video uploaded on our website hopefully next week.
Once again, thanks voting, watching and just sending good vibrations!
Dear friends,
Thanks to your efforts, Buddhuza is topping the list on Listen Live! of Rustavi 2. As a winner band, we’ll be aired on Friday, 22 May at 9:25 with When I Open Up My Door.
If you can’t watch it live, never mind. We’ll up it on this site after the show.
Many thanks for voting and hope you’ll enjoy it!
Fish was featured on this week’s Rock and Roll Report podcast. Download the show or press the play button below to listen.
Those interested in submitting themselves can do it through Sonicbids.
Listen Live! is a TV project launched by Rustavi 2, Radio Fortuna and Georgian Film. It airs live performance of the Georgian bands you choose right from the Rustavi 2 studio, every day at 9:25 AM.
As one of the candidates, I’m starting a one-week shameless self-promotion in order to get you vote me For those already fooled into it, there are two ways to vote:
Online voting: register here, log in and mark Buddhuza as your selection. As I can see, you can do it several times from one computer, but only once a day with your e-mail account.
SMS voting: send ’5′ to short number 1021. That you can do only in Georgia and as many times as you wish to spend 0.06 Lari
Those of you English-speakers who need to be guided through the registration/login page in Georgian, I’m setting up a help page here
The voting will continue for a week and, if that gets us through, I’ll let you know when to watch and/or see online.
Many thanks and enjoy the sunny day!
Hiller Fool was aired by the Electrical Language in its show #168. Electrical language is a weekly music podcast of (usually) 5 or 6 podsafe songs by independent artists from around the world. The music ranges from acoustic to electronica to catchy pop to good old indie rock.
Download the show or press the play button below to listen.
Rich Palmer hosted Everything is Dancing and Hiller Fool on episode 109 of his Audio Gumshoe. The podcast is a member of the Association of Music Podcasting and features wide range of musical styles.
Download the episode here or press the play button below to listen. You can also subscribe to the podcast or submit your own music.
Paul of Indie Music Sampler hosted Everything Is Dancing on his show #130. It’s the second appearance on IMS, the first song featured was Only Thing I Know in January 2009.
Like many others, Paul had a problem pronouncing Buddhuza, so he asked me to send him audio recordings of friends saying my name, which I did.
So, some of you guys might recognize your own voices
