Gravity Noir

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Gravity Noir
Original Gravity Noir bandmembers (from left): Peter Goos, Patrick Knight, Alex da Luz and Jorg Vander Heyden
Original Gravity Noir bandmembers (from left): Peter Goos, Patrick Knight, Alex da Luz and Jorg Vander Heyden
Background information
OriginLondon, England
Genres
Years active1990–present
Labels
Associated actsGreater Than One
Websitegravitynoir.com
MembersPatrick Knight
Andrew Williams
Ambrosia Dash

Gravity Noir is a British synth-pop band that was established in the early 1990s.

Background[]

Soundmixshow host Bart Kaëll and Patrick Knight as Boy George

The founder of Gravity Noir, British-Belgian dual citizen Patrick John Angele Knight,[1] performed as a Boy George tribute act and participated in several talent competitions between 1985 and 1996. In 1987 he was named among the top-12 best sound-mixers in Belgium by  [nl] magazine, which released an album featuring Knight's cover of "Everything I Own".[2] He won second and third place on Dutch television's Soundmixshow and also appeared on the British programme Stars in Their Eyes.

Greater Than One (Patrick Knight at back with arms raised)

During the formation of the band Gravity Noir, Knight was working on a side project called Greater Than One in 1991.[3][4] A Twelve-inch single called Listen to the rhythm flow was released under the name of Knight's own Belgian record label Jumping Man Records.[5][6]

Label of 1991 "Jumping Man Records" record of "Listen To The Rhythm Flow" performed by G.T.O.

Gravity Noir first performed as Culture Club on Belgian television channel VT4 in July 1996, hosted by Jo De Poorter.[7]

Early years[]

Patrick Knight as Boy George

Gravity Noir was founded in Antwerp by Knight, the only permanent member of the group. Javier Rodriguez Iglesias,[8] a.k.a. DJ Linetech,[9] produced their first few songs before he was replaced by Peter Goos.[10] The repertoire mainly consisted of 1980s covers. Dancers Alex da Luz and Jorg Vander Heyden completed the original band setup. The group briefly changed their name to Basics (B6), with the additions of female singer Cindy De Voeght a.k.a. CJ and dancer Sofie. As B6, they recorded their first official music video for a remix that Goos made of the Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark hit "Enola Gay", which was broadcast on Belgian television channel FilmNet.[11] The band continued to record demos in the late 1990s under their independent labels Jumping Man Records[12][5] and Gravity Productions.[13][14] On 23 April 2011, a first official single called I've Got the Power was released, under the name of "The Sisters of Divine Pleasure",[15][16] featuring Knight as drag queen Titless Strangé.[17] In 2016, Knight decided to return to using the name Gravity Noir.[18]

Later years and up to present days[]

Andrew Williams

Since the inception of Gravity Noir, the band has seen many members come and go.[19][20] Andrew Williams joined the band in 2016 as a vocalist and wind instrumentalist, and to provide graphic designs.[21][22][23][24][25] Williams is mainly known as an artistic painter from Wakefield in West Yorkshire and therefore appreciated for his graphic inlay.[26][27] Female lead singer Ambrosia Dash, who had lent her voice for Knight's solo projects, has sung several songs since Gravity Noir's comeback.[21][22][28][23][29]

An official single and associated video clip called Mystery Knight[30] was released by Gravity Noir on 7 April 2016. It was recorded at Ter Apel Monastery in the Netherlands during the annual Ter Apel mediaeval festival.[31] Four albums have been released so far: The Early Years, Handmade,[32][33] Liberation and Future Days.[34] Liberation generated two No. 1 hits in the UK N1M EDM (electronic dance music) charts: "Open Your Mind"[35] and "Avalon L.A.".[36] Between 2016 and 2019 several remixes were produced by DJ Linetech until he was banned permanently for his unprofessional behaviour.[37][38][39][40][41][42][43][44][45]

In 2019, the band began working on Future Days for an anticipated release in 2020 and was released on 18 March.[46] The single "Flying High" was officially released on 22 March 2019. Two successors were released. One with the title "Planet Called Love" during the summer of 2019 and the second one "Universal Party (Supernatural)" was released on Valentine's Day 2020.

Due to Knight's life-threatening heart condition, Brugada syndrome, it is no longer possible for him to perform live, and the band is seeking a new lead singer. Knight continues to compose and produce all music for Gravity Noir.[47] He has reworked the track "The Thrifty Wife & the Kite" by the folk and ceilidh dance band Banjax into a Gravity Noir remix. A special Christmas edition was released in November 2019.[48][49] The original track was written by Knight's cousin Keith Leech MBE[50][51][52][53] in 1992.

A standalone production with the title "All Night Long (EP)" was released in the fall of 2020. The intention was to release an Extended play (EP), but because the total playing time exceeds the criterion for an EP, it was officially released as album.[54][55] As an extra edition, Gravity Noir released a new single version of "All Night Long" as a tribute to the great André Brasseur, known for his specific use of the Hammond organ.[56][57]

In December, 2020, Rick Jamm from JamSphere, The Indie Music Magazine & Radio Network wrote a review saying 'Gravity Noir – ‘Future Days’ is at once impressive!' and 'This is what I would call a gateway album to a modern version of synth-pop music, which nowadays we know better as EDM. Gravity Noir started a new chapter in 2016, improving all aspects of their brand' and 'Throughout this album, you are able to get inside Gravity Noir's mindset and live through what they have worked so hard towards since their comeback.'[58][59][60]

2021,

On the occasion of Gravity Noir's 30th anniversary, Knight was a guest at Antwerp radio station Zuidrand on Sunday, April 18 for a very exclusive and rare interview, accompanied of course by music by Gravity Noir.[61]

Unfortunately due to the COVID-19 pandemic it was the second year that Hastings, traditional Jack in the Green went live in a virtual meeting. Gravity Noir was asked to participate in a panel game and to provide a short interview. Patrick Knight is closely associated with the event and of course, he did not hesitate for a moment. In this virtual event, you can see Patrick at work as the funny 'Marquis the Bogieville'.[62][63]

Social media makes it clear that Patrick Knight is once again working on a completely new project with Gravity Noir. The title of the new project was given the name Ankh, which means 'key of life' and is an ancient Egyptian hieroglyphic symbol. 'ANKH' would become the name of the new Gravity Noir album and would be released simultaneously with a documentary, a travelogue by and with Patrick Knight about ancient Egypt, expected in 2022.[64] It is already certain that we will hear something vocally in one of the titles, by the unfortunately deceased singer Ofra Haza. The single Im Nin'alu 2021 was officially released on 14 July 2021 and will be part of the upcoming album along with a longer extended version. The single is the only one to be listed in an iTunes top 100 so far and receives quite a bit of airplay worldwide.[65][66][67] The single also managed to get airplay on VRT, Belgium national radio & television.[68] On August 21, the single was broadcast in primetime on the Ann Delisi's Essential Music program of Detroit's well-known WDET-FM NPR station.[69] On August 23 they were awarded the title of newcomer of the week, reached 7th place and climbed up to a 3th peak position in the UK LGBTQ Music Chart TOP 50.[70]

In October 2021, Andy Hemsley from the Hastings & St.Leonards Observer wrote, 'A Belgian band which is causing a storm in the European LGBTQ Music Charts is celebrating its links with Hastings' and also achieved the first scoop by publishing the official album cover for 'ANKH', a design by Serbian graphic artist Mihajlo Ciric. Commenting on his success, he quoted Patrick Knight saying: “It’s not about fame and fortune, but the footprints we leave behind for future generations.”[71][72]

During Halloween, CD Baby already announces a new single under the name In Time (ANKH, Travelogue Pt.8), that is going to be released on January 17, 2022, and will be the closing track for the new album ANKH. Photo artwork by Alexander Jawfox.[73]

Charles Temmerman passed away on December 17, 2021, the soul mate and bosom friend of Patrick Knight and backing vocalist for Gravity Noir from 1990 to 1993.[74] As a tribute, one of the new songs on the new album 'ANKH' was given the title 'ANKH Travelogue, Pt.5 (Charles theme)'.

Charity[]

Gravity Noir recorded the single Another Dimension (Dementia) and accompanying video for the benefit of the Alzheimer League Flanders and Alzheimer's Society United Kingdom.[75] The presentation was supported and attended by the published press[76] and covered by Belgium newspapers.[77][78][79][80][81] At the beginning of 2017, Gravity Noir released the single and video for "Much Too Soon to Say Goodbye" to raise discussion around the issues of suicide. In September 2018, they released the single and video for "Open Your Mind" (The Future is Ours Remix). For this track, they found the support and help from film director Lubomir Arsov,[82] who provided images from his 2017 short film In-shadow: A Modern Odyssey.[83][84] The theme of this project revolves around the many prejudices of psychological problems and bullying behaviour.[85]

Bandmembers[]

Adrian Cogen and Suzanne Vuegen
  • Patrick Knight – producer, main and backing vocals, bongos, electronic sounds (1990–present)[86][87]
  • Javier Rodriguez Iglesias (DJ Linetech) – synthesizers, keyboards, electronic sounds (1990–1996, 2016–2019)[88][87]
  • Peter Goos – synthesizers, keyboards (1996–1998)[89][87]
  • Ambrosia Dash – main vocals, backing vocals (1990–1993, 2016–present)[87]
  • Charles Temmerman – backing vocals (1990–1993) †17.12.2021[87]
  • Alex da Luz – dancer (1996–2012)[87]
  • Jorg Vander Heyden – dancer, graphic designer (1996–2019)[87]
  • Cindy De Voeght a.k.a. C.J. – main vocals, backing vocals, dancer (1996–1997)[90][87]
  • Sofie – dancer (1996–1997)[87]
  • Andrew Williams – main vocals, backing vocals, wind instruments, graphic designer (2016–present)[91][87]
  • Adrian Cogen – dancer (2016–present)[87]
  • Suzanne Vuegen – dancer (2016–present)[87]

Discography[]

Albums[]

  • The Early Years 2016 (CD Baby/Gravity Productions UPC 191061029427)[92]
    • The Early Years was Gravity Noir's very first studio album after years of silence and subsequent reformation in 2016. The album is a collection of studio recordings made between 1990 and 1998. These recordings were originally used as demos, promotions and public relations purposes. Due to the lack of financial means, the release of singles and compact discs was repeatedly postponed. The only three songs to be officially released were 'Time (Clock of the heart)' in 1990 as a single, and originally a solo project by lead singer and founder of 'Gravity Noir' Patrick Knight. The remix of the well-known Culture Club song was not a great success and the title was changed for album purposes to 'Time (90's House Remix)'. 'I've Got The Power', as a CD single which as an act was appreciated by the audience during the many live performances, and probably mainly because of the extravagant appearance of Patrick Knight as Drag queen 'Titless Strangé'. The single was only officially released in 2011 with a picture of 'Titless Strangé' on the cover and under the name of 'The Sisters of Divine Pleasure featuring Patrick Knight'. It is one of the many name changes that the group used. And Everything I Own, one of the 12 songs on a compilation LP record called 'Pieter Viking presents Joepie's top 12 soundmix'. The album consists of 5 self-written songs and 6 cover songs. Besides Time (Clock of the Heart) and Do You Really Want to Hurt Me the album contains covers of Los Bravos, Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark, Frankie Goes to Hollywood, and Bread (band). In 1997 an official music video clip was made of 'Enola Gay', also the only one, which was broadcast on Belgian television channel FilmNet. This time they changed their name to 'B6' (Basics), but this name again did not lead to success.
  • Handmade 2016 (CD Baby/Indieplant/Gravity Productions UPC 0680596923527)[93][94]
  • Liberation 2017 (CD Baby/Gravity Productions UPC 191924097662)[95][94]
  • The Singles 2017 (CD Baby/Gravity Productions UPC 191924217718)[96]
  • The Remixes 2017 (CD Baby/Gravity Productions UPC 191924450573)[97]
  • Future Days 2020 (CD Baby/Gravity Productions UPC 192914889168)[98]
  • ANKH' 2022 (CD Baby/Gravity Productions UPC 198000232641)

Extended plays[]

  • Welcome to My Gravity EP 2016 (CD Baby/Gravity Productions UPC 191061056942)[99]
  • The Remix EP 2016 (CD Baby/Gravity Productions UPC 190394642938)[100]
  • Into a New World EP 2017 (CD Baby/Gravity Productions UPC 191924194972)(Expected 30 October 2020)[101]
  • All Night Long EP 2020 (CD Baby/Gravity Productions UPC 194660365699)[102]

Singles[]

Charts songs[]

List of charted songs, with selected chart positions, showing year released and album name
Title Year UK chart positions Album
Peak position Weeks on chart
"Avalon L.A." 2017 1[150] 94 Liberation
"Open your mind" 2017 1[151] 94
"Into a new world" 2017 1[152] 94
"Hot summer medley" 2019 5[153] 4 Future Days
"Planet called love" 2019 2[154] 52
"Universal Party (Supernatural)" 2020 4[155] 23
"All Night Long (A Tribute to Andrè Brasseur)" 2021 5[156] 31 All Night Long
"Im Nin Alu" 2021 3[157] 17 ANKH

Singles[]

Year Single Peak positions Album
UK
[158] 		IRE NED BEL
[159] 		FRA ITA GER AUT SWI SWE NOR TUR
[160] 		US Dance
2021 "Im Nin'alu featuring Ofra Haza" 3 — — 75 — – — — — — — 32 — ANKH
"—" denotes releases that did not chart or were not released.

Music videos[]

Year Title Artist Role / Theme
1997 "Enola Gay (song)" Basics (B6) The band B6
2016 "Mind the gap (Trixie's No return G-Force Extended Remix)" Gravity Noir London Underground
"Another Dimension (Dementia)" Gravity Noir Knight and parents Dementia
"Mystery Knight" Gravity Noir Knight & Vuegen Ter Apel Monastery & Middle Ages
"Giving Up On Music" Gravity Noir Cogen & Vuegen, The band Fortification
"Giving Up On Music, 3D" Gravity Noir Cogen & Vuegen, The band Fortification, 3D film
2017 "Much Too Soon To Say Goodbye" Gravity Noir Knight Suicide prevention
"Mystery Knight (2017 Liberation version)" Gravity Noir The band Animation
"Open Your Mind" Gravity Noir Knight & Williams Wakefield & Leeds
"Into A New World" Gravity Noir Cogen & Vuegen Ooidonk Castle, Cosplay
2018 "Open Your Mind (The Future Is Ours Remix)" Gravity Noir Knight & Williams Animation
2019 "Planet Called Love" Gravity Noir Knight Apollo 11
2020 "Universal Party (Supernatural)" Gravity Noir Dancers, Party
"All Night long (Radio Edit)" Gravity Noir Knight & Ambrosia Dash & crew COVID-19 pandemic
"The Thrifty Wife & The Kite (Gravity Noir Galaxy Christmas Mix)" Banjax featuring Gravity Noir Family memories, Christmas and holiday season
2021 "Im Nin Alu 2021"[161] Gravity Noir featuring Ofra Haza Eastern desert fantasy, Tribute to Ofra Haza, Madonna of the East
2022 "In Time (Ankh, Travelogue, Pt. 8)" Gravity Noir Oriental fantasy supplemented with animations

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