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Send me a messageWhat happens when a keyboard player for Korn and Five Finger Death Punch dives headfirst into the neon-soaked synthwave world? Davey Oberlin joins Marc Matthews to reveal how he transforms classic rock anthems into synthwave masterpieces through his project, All The Damn Vampires.Davey breaks down his cover of Whitesnake's Is This Love, uncovering the creative process behind reinterpreting rock songs in a different musical style. From drop F guitar tunings that create wall-shaking heaviness to vocal production techniques that achieve 80s aesthetics in modern synthwave production, every decision is made with precision. "I picture that dark studio vocal booth in the '80s," Davey explains, "then try to get the sound that matches the vibe."The conversation explores using vintage effects in synthwave production and the unique challenges of blending organic and electronic elements. Davey introduces “Vice Core,” his signature fusion of Miami Vice aesthetics, yacht rock sensibilities, and metal intensity—creating an entirely new sonic experience. He also shares insights into how audiences react to synthwave covers of rock classics, balancing nostalgia with innovation.What You'll Learn:Arrangement strategies for synthwave compositions that retain the emotional impact of rock originalsMixing and mastering techniques for synthwave tracks that balance analog warmth with modern polishWhy so many metal musicians transition into synthwave and how the two genres overlapHow to reinterpret rock songs while preserving their essence and avoiding common pitfallsThe role of quad-tracking rhythm guitars in creating a massive yet controlled soundThe importance of visual storytelling in synthwave production and its impact on sonic choicesWhether you're a producer experimenting with how to cover a rock song, a guitarist exploring electronic textures, or simply fascinated by the evolution of synthwave, Davey delivers an inspiring look at reinvention, collaboration, and pushing creative boundaries.Links mentioned in this episode:Follow Davey OberlinFollow All The Damn VampiresValhalla Vintage VerbNuro Audio XvoxFab Pro R 2 Support the showDownload your FREE Producer Growth Scorecard Follow Marc Matthews' Socials:Instagram | YouTube | Synth Music Mastering Thanks for listening!!
In episode 181 of Inside The Mix, I'm joined by Ableton Live expert and music production mentor Dan Giffin to discuss the key elements that take a producer from hobbyist to professional. We dive into the emotional side of mixing, the power of mentorship, and how evolving technology—including AI—is shaping the future of music creation. Whether you're perfecting your productions or preparing for a live music performance, this episode is packed with valuable insights to elevate your workflow.What You'll Learn:How Ableton Live can be used for live performance and stress-free setupsThe impact of music production mentorship on career growthBreaking down the future of AI in DAWs—is there a DAW with AI?How to prepare for a live music performance without the overwhelmThe importance of emotional connection in mixing over technical perfectionLessons learned from Dan's journey, including humorous real-world experiencesTune in to learn how to refine your craft, embrace new technology, and make music that truly connects with listeners!Wanna follow Dan? Click hereGot a question? I'd love to hear from you! Click here to submit a question, share your social media handles or website, and get featured in a future episode.Plus, one lucky question will win a Starbucks voucher each month! Face Your EarsExplore home recording and music creation with Rich and Justin on 'Face Your Ears'!Listen on: Apple Podcasts SpotifySupport the showWanna listen to my new single 'Separation'? Click here Follow Marc Matthews' Socials:Instagram | YouTube | Synth Music Mastering
Ever wondered how to create a simple riser that adds excitement and anticipation to your tracks? Or maybe you're curious about how to create a riser in Serum for that professional, polished sound? Tune into this episode of Inside The Mix as we dive into the art of crafting the perfect riser to elevate your music production.In this episode, I'll walk you through a step-by-step process to create custom risers using tools like Serum and other accessible methods. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned producer, this episode provides actionable tips to make your transitions more impactful and dynamic.You'll also gain insights into the creative possibilities of riser design, from basic sound shaping to advanced modulation techniques, ensuring your productions stand out.What you'll learn in this episode:How to create a simple riser to enhance transitions.Step-by-step instructions for how to create a riser in Serum.Essential sound design tips for crafting risers that match your track's vibe.The importance of layering and automation in riser design.Creative techniques to make your risers unique and memorable.Perfect for producers of all levels, this episode will inspire you to take your sound design skills to new heights.Don't miss this deep dive into the exciting world of riser creation!Got feedback? I'd love to hear from you! Click here to leave a review, share your social media handles or website, and get featured in a future episode:Plus, one lucky reviewer will win a Starbucks voucher each month!Do you want to listen to Waves? Click here. Support the showWanna release more music in just 28 days? Click here Follow Marc Matthew's Socials:Instagram | YouTube | Synth Music Mastering
Ever wondered how synth music is made or looking to enhance your music production skills? In EP 157 of the Inside The Mix podcast, I dive deep into the art of creating mesmerising stutter synth effects using Logic Pro.Join me as I guide you step-by-step through setting up a new software instrument track, programming hi-hats, and mastering sidechain techniques to achieve that iconic stutter sound. We'll explore how to seamlessly integrate these effects into your synth productions by fine-tuning parameters like the threshold and leveraging the gate function.But we don't stop there. Discover how to craft dynamic stutter effects with Logic Pro's step sequencer. Learn how note placement, adjusting note values to "16T," and using the repeat function can create captivating stutter sequences that make your synth tracks stand out.Whether you're new to synth music production or looking to sharpen your Logic Pro tips, this episode is packed with expert techniques and tips to elevate your music. Tune in and transform your approach to music production, ensuring your synth sounds shine in every mix.Send me a Message Support the Show.► ► ► WAYS TO CONNECT ► ► ► Join my FREE Logic Pro Mixing Course TODAY!✸✸✸✸✸✸✸✸✸✸✸✸✸✸✸✸✸✸✸✸✸✸✸✸Are you READY to accelerate your mixing, in Logic Pro, in less than six hours? Join my FREE Logic Pro Mixing Course at Synth Music Mastering: https://www.synthmusicmastering.com/freeSend a DM via IG @insidethemicpodcastEmail me at marc@synthmusicmastering.com
In this episode of Modern Producer Secrets, host Adam Reifsteck sits down with Chris Budd, a seasoned music producer with a rich history in the electronic music scene. Chris shares his journey from starting out as a drummer to becoming a prominent producer working with top-tier labels like Toolroom, Armada, and Ministry of Sound. He delves into the importance of having a diverse skill set, how to balance personal artistic projects with client work, and the challenges of staying relevant in a rapidly evolving industry. Chris also offers insights into the different paths producers can take, emphasizing the significance of building a unique sound and brand that resonates with both audiences and industry professionals. The episode is packed with valuable advice for aspiring producers on how to navigate the complex world of music production and achieve sustainable success. Follow Chris Budd on InstagramFollow Chris Budd on XSubscribe to Chris Budd Music on YouTubeListen to Chris Budd Music on SoundCloud Producer & Host: Adam ReifsteckEdited in Descript. Try it for yourself (affiliate code in link)Published by: Teknofonic Recordings LLCIntro Song: Jacaranda - Duck the BassOutro song: Lost in A Remix – Pollux & Castor
Don't miss this exciting episode of "Invest in Yourself: the Digital Entrepreneur Podcast," where host Phil Better sits down with award-winning DJ turned entrepreneur Peter Schroeder. Discover Peter's inspiring journey from spinning vinyl to founding Telzio, a cutting-edge business phone service provider. Listen as he shares valuable lessons learned from his DJ career and how they've shaped his entrepreneurial path. Peter opens up about overcoming life challenges, the evolving DJ industry, and the power of perseverance. Plus, get exclusive advice for aspiring entrepreneurs and learn how to snag a free trial of Telzio. Tune in for actionable insights and an engaging story that will leave you motivated to push your own boundaries!
This Podcast is an extension of the MusicSoftwareTraining.com website & Jason Timothy's book "The Mental Game of Electronic Music Production". The goal is to give you actionable & transformative steps to move your from aspiring music producer to a professional. 67: interview with Dan Giffin - The Ableton Music Producers Podcast.
This episode is sponsored by Innovate Audio. Innovate Audio offers a range of software-based spatial audio processing tools. Their latest product, panLab Console, is a macOS application that adds 3D spatial audio rendering capabilities to live audio mixing consoles, including popular models from Yamaha, Midas and Behringer. This means you can achieve an object-based audio workflow, utilising the hardware you already own. Immersive Audio Podcast listeners can get an exclusive 20% discount on all panLab licences, use code Immersive20 at checkout. Find out more at innovateaudio.co.uk *Offer available until June 2024.* In this episode of the Immersive Audio Podcast, Oliver Kadel and Monica Bolles are joined by electronic music producer and AV artist Halina Rice, from London, UK. Halina Rice is an ‘immersive first' electronic music producer and AV artist working at the intersection of music, art and technology with her sold-out live shows being described as “part rave, part art-happening.” Creating music that spans from abstract sound design to beat-driven IDM, her performances and installations are often presented in spatial sound in both physical venues as well as metaverse and VR environments. Halina also gives masterclasses and keynotes on the use of spatial sound in immersive performance. Halina talks about the process of producing and preparing material for her live sets, working with L-Acoustic's L-ISA system, and shares practical insights on how performing with a spatial audio array differs from working with traditional playback systems. This episode was produced by Oliver Kadel and Emma Rees and included music by Rhythm Scott. For extended show notes and more information on this episode go to https://immersiveaudiopodcast.com If you enjoy the podcast and would like to show your support, please consider becoming a Patreon. Not only are you supporting us, but you will also get special access to bonus content and much more. Find out more on our official Patreon page - www.patreon.com/immersiveaudiopodcast We thank you kindly in advance! We want to hear from you! We value our community and would appreciate it if you would take our very quick survey and help us make the Immersive Audio Podcast even better: surveymonkey.co.uk/r/3Y9B2MJ Thank you! You can follow the podcast on Twitter @IAudioPodcast for regular updates and content or get in touch via podcast@1618digital.com immersiveaudiopodcast.com
In this episode, Carl Paoli sat down with Anthony Denaro, M.F.A, aka YNOT, who explores the design, sustainability, history, and community of Hip Hop. Through a futurist lens, YNOT's work manifests in dance, typography, music, and architecture. YNOT's reputation in the dance world precedes him. As a B-boy, he's traveled the world extensively, judging battles, teaching workshops, and building cultural awareness. In YNOT's vision of the sustainability of Hip Hop, teaching and mentorship are paramount. Currently, his classes can be found on a workshop basis internationally, as well as online and in person through the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Arizona State University, and Texas Tech, where he facilitates Breaking Technique, Stylized Letterform Design, and Sound Design for Electronic Music Production. Alongside his dance and professorship, YNOT both physically and digitally creates two and three-dimensional visual works that construct a possible future of the Hip Hop aesthetic. Visit YNOT's website: https://www.ynotism.com/ Follow him on IG: https://www.instagram.com/ynotism/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/carlpaoli/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/carlpaoli/support
Santiago Heredia es Diseñador de Sonido y Producción de Música Electrónica (Sound Design & Electronic Music Production) por el Instituto Berklee Collage of Music, Estados Unidos; Ingeniero en Audio por SAE Institute México. Actualmente productor de "Frejj" e ingeniero de sala y monitores con experiencia en grabación, composición, mezcla y masterización. www.platicaconmasters.com/blog --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/pltica-con-masters/message
Sophia Brena is an up and coming DJ/Producer from Manchester, UK. She is currently attending Point Blank Music School completing a Masters in Electronic Music Production looking to take her production and sound to the next level. Sophia is classically trained in music and therefore takes inspirations from many different genres of music. Sophia's producing and playing style is influenced by the likes of The Martinez Brothers, Joseph Capriati and Marco Carola to name a few. She is excited to progress in her career and showcase her sound. Tracklist 1. Gruuvelements - Seranta 2. Mason Collective - Illy with it 3. Reme - Keep it Banging 4. Brodyr - Got it 5. Del Fonda -M18 6. Niteplan - 020 7. Rob Stillekens - Touch Me BB 8. Neverdogs - Pollock 9. Gruuvelements, Lucas Moss - Front Da 10. RSquared - THCR 11. ItaloBros - Baby 12. Kolfa - Me Gustas Tu
Sophia Brena is an up and coming DJ/Producer from Manchester, UK. She is currently attending Point Blank Music School completing a Masters in Electronic Music Production looking to take her production and sound to the next level. Sophia is classically trained in music and therefore takes inspirations from many different genres of music. Sophia's producing and playing style is influenced by the likes of The Martinez Brothers, Joseph Capriati and Marco Carola to name a few. She is excited to progress in her career and showcase her sound. Tracklist 1. Gruuvelements - Seranta 2. Mason Collective - Illy with it 3. Reme - Keep it Banging 4. Brodyr - Got it 5. Del Fonda -M18 6. Niteplan - 020 7. Rob Stillekens - Touch Me BB 8. Neverdogs - Pollock 9. Gruuvelements, Lucas Moss - Front Da 10. RSquared - THCR 11. ItaloBros - Baby 12. Kolfa - Me Gustas Tu
On this episode of Making Your Impact I have Zayah B in the podcast studio he is a Professional Music Producer & Audio Engineer from Medicine Hat, Alberta. He is 25 years old, and has studied Electronic Music Production & Design @ Berklee College of Music, and Advanced Music Production & Audio Engineering @ Nimbus School of Recording & Media. He produces mainly Electronic Music, but also loves Composing for Film. He has also DJ'd in multiple cities across Canada, United States, and Spain. This episode is full of inspiration and lots of great music knowledge! Connect with Zayah HERE!Check out his music HERE!Support the show
Dana Fakhoury (aka Earlybird) is an incredible up & coming Artist and Music Producer who was recently a Resident Performer at Dubai's Expo 2020. I came across a couple of her tracks and was blown away not only with her style of music, but also with her masterful ability to play the guitar and the Ableton Push in a live setting (despite her hand injuries, which also led her to double down on her music passion). In this episode, Dana debuts her newest track 'Traveler', which was inspired by one of her mom's favorite old Arabic songs and by her own journey as a musician. Watch her live performance and the full episode on this link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zvf3xNriBMU Follow 'Earlybird' on all socials and music streaming platforms here: https://linktr.ee/earlybird
45: The Process For Electronic Music Production
45: The Process For Electronic Music Production
We all know it takes millions of streams to make a decent income from music, but what most producers don't hear about is the new music industry. The new music industry is a place where producers are creating their own economy. This is an industry that smashes the old narrative of “you need a record deal to be successful." For example, if you sold a license at $500 for an artist to use your beats in his or her song, it would only take 2 sales to generate $1,000, and it would only take 200 sales to make $100,000!So if your wheels are TURNING right now and you want to learn how to profit from your music the EASY way, without having to suffer through months or even years of trial and error, don't worry, we got you! In this episode, guest host and founder of the Music Producers Alliance Adam Reifsteck shares the 3 keys to attracting artists who will pay premium prices for your beats so that you can turn your skills as a music producer into a profitable business.Click here to download the PDF GuideThe Modern Producer Secrets Podcast is brought to you by Music Producers Alliance®--an online community and professional development platform that provides learning resources, networking opportunities, and mentoring to music creators at all skill levels. Join our Discord server.Intro Song: Something's In the Water by Robert BlissOutro song: Instant Insurrection by Without a Chord
Hailing from Sydney's Northern Beaches, Harpoon is quickly establishing himself as one of the newest rising stars to emerge from Sydney's house music scene. Drawing inspiration from several styles and numerous artists, Harpoon blurs the lines between genres to create a cutting edge sound. Join UpSwing as we follow along Harpoon's electronic music production journey, and learn the steps to take if you was to follow in his footsteps. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/upswing-podcast/support
Get started with synthesisers and join Al as he explores the world of oscillators, ADSR envelopes, filters, LFOs & arpeggiators.
FECHA: Domingo 17 de Mayo 2020 TEMA: Rock For Pride 2020 - At Home Edition INVITADO: Jack Mozie Rock For Pride 2020 - At Home Edition: El evento tomará lugar el domingo 7 de Junio a las 11:00 AM. Será una transmisión en vivo a través de Youtube, Twitch, Mixer y Facebook. La meta de este evento es reanimar a la comunidad e informar sobre los recursos disponibles durante la pandemia. El evento incluirá actuaciones musicales de artistas LGBTQ+, show de drag queen, y mensajes de amor y unidad de diferentes organizaciones y líderes comunitarios. ABOUT JACK MOZIE Jack Mozie, nee Ramiro Orellana, is a singer/songwriter and music producer who started his career performing in clubs in Seattle, Washington. He released his first album, Sealed For Your Protection, on March 18th 2011, with 14 original songs. His second album, Iron Fist, was released on April 23rd 2013, and garnered him some popularity in the Seattle area. Jack has produced for other local artists, such as Andrew Scott, Creature Hole, Hashtag Wallis, and Supernova Majesty. He received his Associate of Applied Arts and Sciences in Electronic Music Production and a Certificate in Commercial and Pop Music from Shoreline Community College. He is currently attending Berklee Online and working towards his Bachelor of Professional Studies in Electronic Music Production and Sound Design. 206-229-2217 www.jackmozie.com Clínicas de Ciudadanía: Esta es una clínica de ciudadanía GRATUITA patrocinada por Entre Hermanos, el Comité Internacional de Rescate de Seattle y la Oficina de Asuntos de Inmigrantes y Refugiados de la Ciudad de Seattle. Es GRATIS para todos los residentes permanentes legales elegibles (O los que tienen la Green Card). Las citas se llevarán a cabo a través de llamadas telefónicas o video. Solo para clarificar, esta es una clínica legal para gente lista para hacerse ciudadanos, no clases. Para hacer una cita llame al (206) 538-0167 (para inglés o español) o al (971) 260-6491 (para inglés y otros idiomas). --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/entre-hermanos/support
KOOK!, DJ graduated in Electronic Music Production at Anhembi Morumbi, brings his tracks with his own identity. Creator of the BlueLand party in the state of Goiás, Brasil, KOOK !. Now bring this devastating podcast to Klubinho.
KOOK!, DJ graduated in Electronic Music Production at Anhembi Morumbi, brings his tracks with his own identity. Creator of the BlueLand party in the state of Goiás, Brasil, KOOK !. Now bring this devastating podcast to Klubinho.
In this episode of Pick Yourself, we're talking about strategic gear purchases and what you really need to move your artist career forward. Find a detailed blog post to this episode here.Start growing your artist career and download the "Seven Strategies of Highly Successful Electronic Music Artists": Get the free PDFSupport the show (http://www.pickyourselfpodcast.com/free)
This is Draw The Line Radio Show with Jacki-e, featuring my mix in the 1st hr of music made by women and then, for the 2nd hr, I hand the decks over to a female DJ. This week I'm handing the decks over to the male / female DJ duo 11 Unicorns, who are Maree Walch & Marcus Engel. Maree Walch aka Queen of Hearts moved to Berlin in 2014 to study Electronic Music Production at the DBs Music School. Marcus Engel met Maree in Berlin and they combined their talents as 11 Unicorns Their live show features DJ sets and live music performance. They have just released their latest single, “Tartarus” on Dead Man’s Dance Records. https://www.beatport.com/release/tartarus/2768278 Links for 11 Unicorns- https://elevenunicorns.com/ https://www.facebook.com/11Unicorns https://www.instagram.com/11unicornsmusic https://soundcloud.com/11unicorns In my mix in the first hour I’m featuring music from BEC, Deborah de Luca, Ninoosh, Donna Marie, D-Tention and lots more. It's time to say NO to gender imbalance in dance music. It's time to Draw The Line!! Track list 1st hour mixed by Jacki-E 1. Ninoosh – Don’t Look Down (original mix) Bandcamp release ninoosh.bandcamp.com/album/floodgates 2. Joanna Åström - Human Spirit (original mix) Record Union. 3. Schallfeld – Epidot (Ann Clue remix) Complex Textures. 4. Mila Dietrich – Horny Future (original mix) Bandcamp release https://miladietrich.bandcamp.com/track/horny-future 5. Binaryh – Scio (original mix) Timeless Moment. 6. Yousef, The Angel, Bontan – Believe (Anna remix) Circus Recordings. 7. Anna Lunoe, Wuki – What You Need (original mix) Mad Decent. 8. Maya Jane Coles – Reason (original mix) Fabric. 9. Deborah de Luca – Deep Inside Me (Rework 2K17) Sola Mente. 10. Donna Marie – Connected (original mix) Unreleased. 11. Joyce Muniz – Microdosing (original mix)Exploited Ghetto. 12. D-Tention – Acid Chorus (original mix) Rimoshee Traxx. 13. Nakadia – Serenity Now (original mix) Intec. 14. Anfisa Letyago – Yessa (original mix) Nervous. 15. Deborah de Luca – Notting Hill (original mix) Sola Mente. 16. Ninoosh – That Sinkin’ Feeling (Loljud rework) Bandcamp release ninoosh.bandcamp.com/album/floodgates 17. BEC – Lost in Change (original mix) Second State Audio. 18. BEC – Halocene (original mix) Second State Audio. 19. Sara Simonit – Delerium Tremens (original mix) Elevate. 20. Ellen Allien – La Musica es Dios ( Mix 2) UFO Inc. 21. Vanessa Sukowski – Functum (original mix) Equivalent. 22. Ninoosh – Pull Me Out (original mix) Bandcamp release ninoosh.bandcamp.com/album/floodgates 2nd hour 11 Unicorns - An Exclusive Guest Mix for Draw The Line Radio Show. 1. Charlotte De Witte and Chris Liebing - Liquid Slow (original mix) KNTXT. 2. Layton Giordani - Chrome (original mix) Drumcode. 3. Bart Skills, Weska - Lost On You (original mix) Drumcode. 4. Superstrobe, Dominik V - Point Of No Return (original mix) Codex Recordings. 5. A*S*Y*S & Dominik Schwarz - Dark Light (original mix) Fe Chrome. 6. Jay Lumen - Hymn (original mix) Octopus Recordings. 7. Luke O’Brien - Hallucinate (Spuri Clutch mix) Hostage. 8. Durtysoxxx - Recital (Teenage Mutants remix) Funk'n Deep Black. 9 Durtysoxxx - Rampage (original mix)Funk'n Deep Black. 10. Amelie Lens - Man over Machine (original mix) Lenske. 11. KlangKuenstler - Razor (original mix) Second State Audio. 12. Niels Van Gogh - Pulverturm (Denise Schneider remix) Kosmo Records 13. Miss Kitten And ANNA - Forever Ravers (original mix) Kompakt Extra. 14. Thomas Hoffknecht - Relax (original mix) KD Raw. 15. 11 Unicorns - Tartarus (original mix) Dead Man’s Dance Records. Draw The Line Radio Show is produced for radio by Sergio Erridge and is A Darker Wave production.
New Zealanders have always been good at looking after the little guy.We’ve prided ourselves on our charity. Remember Telethons? We’ve reached out to the dispossessed.Remember it was John Key who first offered to take Manus Island refugees off Australia’s hands, and now we have a refugee from the Papua New Guinea island here. Berhouz Boochani is revelling in his first week of freedom in six years.At the UN we’ve stood up to the superpowers on the Security Council who use their veto powers to keep smaller nations in misery.Around the world our Prime Minister and our country are lauded for the way we reacted to a terrible atrocity against a minority. And our Government has been studied by other countries as we introduce wellbeing into our budgetary system.We give goodwill goodwill to the downtrodden and dispossessed and the suffering. Yet we have limited compassion for our own disabled people.A new report on funding for disability support shows we give limited and rationed help to 60,000 families. It also finds that 15,000 more families need funding and help and yet receive nothing.The people who receive nothing are predominantly poor or rural, or Maori and Pasifika. The system focuses on rationing demand rather than reaching out to help. The report calculated that the funding shortfall is over half a billion dollars.The Government’s mantra when it comes to disability is “Enabling Good Lives” yet the report shows when a disabled person’s need rises the funding stays the same and when it stays the same the funding decreases.Wellbeing, this Government crows. Well, how about the disabled people’s wellbeing. Just as the previous government’s funding priorities were benchmarked by the money they blew on the flag debate, this government’s benchmark is their first year free tertiary.Over 600 million has spent so fat to help 47,000 students. Over the first year of the scheme, just more than 47,000 students and trainees received free tertiary education.Among those were 74 students who had their Scuba training funded at a cost of $909,041. all up, 52 students who received their Certificate in DJ and Electronic Music Production, and five students who completed a Diploma of Yoga for $30,000.The same money would help 75,000 families struggling with disabilities. I know where I’d rather have money go.It’s an outrage really. The Wellbeing Government needs to match action with their words.
About: Franck Martin, born in France, draws his inspiration from the works of Jean-Michel Jarre, Vangelis, Tangerine Dream and also from various artists like Iannis Xenakis and Hughes Le Bars. His first album, released in 2016, is a timid exploration of the tools for Electronic Music Production. Some tracks are influenced by the years he spent in Fiji and in the Pacific Islands and were often composed during his travels. His more recent albums are sonic experiments using an ever evolving modular synthesizer, often recorded in live conditions. Franck Martin continues his exploration in the creation and production of electronic music, whilst meeting other fellow artists from San Francisco and the world Links: https://www.peachymango.org https://franckmartin.bandcamp.com
In this 2 part episode, Dan and Jason Timothy continue to discuss 10 habits music producers should consider adopting, and how to overcome mental obstacles creating electronic music. Jason runs the site MusicSoftwareTraining.com, teaching artists how to produce , while also addressing the mental side of music production. He’s taught thousands through his YouTube and social media channels, and is the author of the best seller book Music Habits: The Mental Game of Electronic Music Production Follow Jason Timothy at the links below: https:/musicsoftwaretraining.com ➡Free 29 Video Ableton Essentials Course Click Below: https://m.me/210489152303626?ref=w301... ➡The Mental Game Of Electronic Music Production book: https://amzn.to/2QI4WIC ➡Ableton & Music Habits: https://apple.co/2WSDCek Join the Live Producers membership and access Ableton Live webinars, feedback on your projects by Dan Giffin, online courses, and more... CLICK HERE TO JOIN
In this episode, Dan and Jason Timothy discuss 10 habits music producers should consider adopting, and how to overcome mental obstacles creating electronic music. Listen as Jason shares insights from his book - Music Habits: The Mental Game of Music Production Jason runs the site MusicSoftwareTraining.com, teaching artists how to produce , while also addressing the mental side of music production. He’s taught thousands through his YouTube and social media channels, and is the author of the best seller book Music Habits: The Mental Game of Electronic Music Production Follow Jason Timothy at the links below: https:/musicsoftwaretraining.com ➡Free 29 Video Ableton Essentials Course Click Below: https://m.me/210489152303626?ref=w301... ➡The Mental Game Of Electronic Music Production book: https://amzn.to/2QI4WIC ➡Ableton & Music Habits: https://apple.co/2WSDCek Join the Live Producers membership and access Ableton Live webinars, feedback on your projects by Dan Giffin, online courses, and more... CLICK HERE TO JOIN
This time, Bahari is taking over the podcast for another installment of Off The Record. For those of you who have never heard our Off The Record features before, these are usually shorter form, and the artists share experiences, tell stories, and answer questions about the moments that matter. In this episode, Ruby and Natalia of Bahari talk about the inspirations behind their latest song ‘Sad Face,’ written like the emoji [:( ]. Ruby and Natalia also speak on working though tough times in a relationship and why sometimes, love is not enough. Bahari (Spotify): https://spoti.fi/2EgxlBF Bahari (Apple Music): https://apple.co/2HoUzHW The Aux: https://www.auxoro.com/theaux Song: :( by Bahari Intro/Outro Music: Produced by David Grossfeld Mixed and Mastered by Dbsound on Fiverr Sound Design: Matt Grossfeld Episode Art: @victoriamouraphoto Auxoro main site: https://www.auxoro.com/ Insta: https://www.instagram.com/auxoro/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/auxoromag/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/Auxoromag
Dani Deahl is a producer, DJ, public speaker, and Governor for the Recording Academy. She is known for her productions on labels like Dim Mak, Monstercat, and Armada, for DJing across the globe with massive EDM artists, and for promoting gender equality in the music industry. As a newly-elected Governer for the Recording academy she engages in outreach and professional development in the dance music community. On December 18th in Los Angeles we are celebrating our two year anniversary! It will be another one of our special Hear it Now events, where we take your submissions and play them live in front of the panel guests and audience for direct feedback from industry insiders. For more information check out our website industrytalks.net
Dancing around the living room to music videos on a Saturday morning as a toddler, Cami Jones has been a lover of all things music since a young age. Springing from the home of renowned artists including Motez, Juliet Fox and Groove Terminator, the soundtrack to her childhood consisted of 90s house music with a mum who played Ministry of Sound CDs on the drive to school. She began creating ‘mixtapes' at the age of 9, recording her favourite songs from underground radio station Fresh 92.7 to tape after school in her bedroom. This obsession only grew, and during her early teens her favourite time of the week was Saturday night when she'd keenly listen to DJs on Fresh, playing the best club house music each week. A few years later and surrounded by a blossoming house music scene in Adelaide, her early clubbing experiences began to further define her musical tastes. Her fun- loving personality meant she was a constant at the clubs contributing to the growing Australian house music scene. Fast forward a few years and a move up north to the sunny state of Queensland, Cami began her DJing career making waves with her signature style of thumping house and techno in her adopted town of Brisbane. After competing in DJ competition Your Shot, she performed in local venues such as Bowler Bar, Wasteland, Empire Hotel and Family Nightclub (now known as Venue EI8HT). Satisfied with the experience she gained and always one to reach for the stars, she ventured overseas to hit international waters. Since then she has DJed across several renowned venues internationally including headline slots at Sankeys (Ibiza), Ocean Beach Club (Ibiza), Jet Sundays (Ibiza), Es Paradis (Ibiza), The Rainbow Venues (Birmingham), Shelter (London), Rooftop 16 (Tirana) and 360 Lounge Bar (Ayia Napa). Cami has also kept busy by finishing her Bachelor of Public Relations university degree whilst drilling in to production work and studying a Diploma of Sound Production, majoring in Electronic Music Production, at SAE QANTM College. For the past two years she has also hosted her own weekly radio show-‘The Clubhouse with Cami Jones' -on 105.7 Radio Metro. As a DJ, Cami knows exactly what the crowd wants and when they want it. She takes her listeners on a journey, showcasing a variety of her favourite tunes whilst ensuring the mood of her dancefloor is exactly how she wants it to be- deep, dark and dirty. Her passion for each and every one of the tunes she plays shines through the energy of her sets and whether it be a thumping kick or a deep, dirty bassline, she brings a uniquely educated blend of underground house and techno to the decks. Cami's wide list of musical influences include Catz ‘N Dogz, Claude VonStroke, DJ Pierre, Mr. G, Nina Kraviz, Green Velvet, KiNK, Len Faki, Kill Frenzy, Shiba San, and Ciszak. Much like the multi-cultural country she comes from, she describes her style as a worldly blend drawing on the soulful elements of Chicago house, the pounding kick of Detroit techno, the underground feel of Berlin, the big basslines of London and the beautiful, deep melodies of the Balearic region. With her production work on the rise, a degree under her belt and a solid upcoming release schedule, 2018 has never looked better for this little dancing kid from the 90s.
Dancing around the living room to music videos on a Saturday morning as a toddler, Cami Jones has been a lover of all things music since a young age. Springing from the home of renowned artists including Motez, Juliet Fox and Groove Terminator, the soundtrack to her childhood consisted of 90s house music with a mum who played Ministry of Sound CDs on the drive to school. She began creating ‘mixtapes’ at the age of 9, recording her favourite songs from underground radio station Fresh 92.7 to tape after school in her bedroom. This obsession only grew, and during her early teens her favourite time of the week was Saturday night when she’d keenly listen to DJs on Fresh, playing the best club house music each week. A few years later and surrounded by a blossoming house music scene in Adelaide, her early clubbing experiences began to further define her musical tastes. Her fun- loving personality meant she was a constant at the clubs contributing to the growing Australian house music scene. Fast forward a few years and a move up north to the sunny state of Queensland, Cami began her DJing career making waves with her signature style of thumping house and techno in her adopted town of Brisbane. After competing in DJ competition Your Shot, she performed in local venues such as Bowler Bar, Wasteland, Empire Hotel and Family Nightclub (now known as Venue EI8HT). Satisfied with the experience she gained and always one to reach for the stars, she ventured overseas to hit international waters. Since then she has DJed across several renowned venues internationally including headline slots at Sankeys (Ibiza), Ocean Beach Club (Ibiza), Jet Sundays (Ibiza), Es Paradis (Ibiza), The Rainbow Venues (Birmingham), Shelter (London), Rooftop 16 (Tirana) and 360 Lounge Bar (Ayia Napa). Cami has also kept busy by finishing her Bachelor of Public Relations university degree whilst drilling in to production work and studying a Diploma of Sound Production, majoring in Electronic Music Production, at SAE QANTM College. For the past two years she has also hosted her own weekly radio show-‘The Clubhouse with Cami Jones’ -on 105.7 Radio Metro. As a DJ, Cami knows exactly what the crowd wants and when they want it. She takes her listeners on a journey, showcasing a variety of her favourite tunes whilst ensuring the mood of her dancefloor is exactly how she wants it to be- deep, dark and dirty. Her passion for each and every one of the tunes she plays shines through the energy of her sets and whether it be a thumping kick or a deep, dirty bassline, she brings a uniquely educated blend of underground house and techno to the decks. Cami’s wide list of musical influences include Catz ‘N Dogz, Claude VonStroke, DJ Pierre, Mr. G, Nina Kraviz, Green Velvet, KiNK, Len Faki, Kill Frenzy, Shiba San, and Ciszak. Much like the multi-cultural country she comes from, she describes her style as a worldly blend drawing on the soulful elements of Chicago house, the pounding kick of Detroit techno, the underground feel of Berlin, the big basslines of London and the beautiful, deep melodies of the Balearic region. With her production work on the rise, a degree under her belt and a solid upcoming release schedule, 2018 has never looked better for this little dancing kid from the 90s.
Dancing around the living room to music videos on a Saturday morning as a toddler, Cami Jones has been a lover of all things music since a young age. Springing from the home of renowned artists including Motez, Juliet Fox and Groove Terminator, the soundtrack to her childhood consisted of 90s house music with a mum who played Ministry of Sound CDs on the drive to school. She began creating ‘mixtapes’ at the age of 9, recording her favourite songs from underground radio station Fresh 92.7 to tape after school in her bedroom. This obsession only grew, and during her early teens her favourite time of the week was Saturday night when she’d keenly listen to DJs on Fresh, playing the best club house music each week. A few years later and surrounded by a blossoming house music scene in Adelaide, her early clubbing experiences began to further define her musical tastes. Her fun- loving personality meant she was a constant at the clubs contributing to the growing Australian house music scene. Fast forward a few years and a move up north to the sunny state of Queensland, Cami began her DJing career making waves with her signature style of thumping house and techno in her adopted town of Brisbane. After competing in DJ competition Your Shot, she performed in local venues such as Bowler Bar, Wasteland, Empire Hotel and Family Nightclub (now known as Venue EI8HT). Satisfied with the experience she gained and always one to reach for the stars, she ventured overseas to hit international waters. Since then she has DJed across several renowned venues internationally including headline slots at Sankeys (Ibiza), Ocean Beach Club (Ibiza), Jet Sundays (Ibiza), Es Paradis (Ibiza), The Rainbow Venues (Birmingham), Shelter (London), Rooftop 16 (Tirana) and 360 Lounge Bar (Ayia Napa). Cami has also kept busy by finishing her Bachelor of Public Relations university degree whilst drilling in to production work and studying a Diploma of Sound Production, majoring in Electronic Music Production, at SAE QANTM College. For the past two years she has also hosted her own weekly radio show-‘The Clubhouse with Cami Jones’ -on 105.7 Radio Metro. As a DJ, Cami knows exactly what the crowd wants and when they want it. She takes her listeners on a journey, showcasing a variety of her favourite tunes whilst ensuring the mood of her dancefloor is exactly how she wants it to be- deep, dark and dirty. Her passion for each and every one of the tunes she plays shines through the energy of her sets and whether it be a thumping kick or a deep, dirty bassline, she brings a uniquely educated blend of underground house and techno to the decks. Cami’s wide list of musical influences include Catz ‘N Dogz, Claude VonStroke, DJ Pierre, Mr. G, Nina Kraviz, Green Velvet, KiNK, Len Faki, Kill Frenzy, Shiba San, and Ciszak. Much like the multi-cultural country she comes from, she describes her style as a worldly blend drawing on the soulful elements of Chicago house, the pounding kick of Detroit techno, the underground feel of Berlin, the big basslines of London and the beautiful, deep melodies of the Balearic region. With her production work on the rise, a degree under her belt and a solid upcoming release schedule, 2018 has never looked better for this little dancing kid from the 90s.
Zurra is a 23 year old Electronic Music Producer/DJ from Cambridge. Having only started his journey as a DJ in September 2015 when he first began studying Electronic Music Production at The Academy Of Contemporary Music, Zurra has quickly spread his name over some of the UK's hottest line ups with his unique approach to the art of mixing, playing alongside the likes of DJ S.K.T, Chris Lorenzo, Redlight and many more. Production wise, Zurra specializes in a variety of genre's in the spectrum of House music, taking influence from the bouncy grooves of Tech House and fusing it with the hard hitting nature of UK Bass Music. His debut release, The Dance Machine (signed to TMTR) received support from DJ's all over the world: "I remember hosting a release party at Thirty3Hz when 'The Dance Machine' first came out. Seeing a whole crowd of people singing along to one of my productions for the very first time honestly gave me goosebumps, and it really did help to push me in the right direction with my music. It's these moments that make all the hard work and endless hours in the studio worth it." The past couple of years have been an exciting time for Zurra, playing at some of the most notorious venues in the country as well as landing the opportunity to play numerous International dates for the past two summers. His music has been receiving constant support from the best DJ's on national radio stations such as Danny Howard (BBC Radio 1) and Tough Love (Kiss FM), and has also been named "one to watch" by Mixmag following their sincerely positive review of his forthcoming single "Move Your Body". "'Move Your Body' could be the one that allows him to break through. It's got all the right elements to start gaining some serious traction, and could even facilitate Zurra's move into the big league." - Martyn Henderson, Mixmag Only half way through 2018 and Zurra has already released a variety of quality remixes and originals to further establish himself as a force to be reckoned with. His name continues to grab the attention of promoters all over Europe, holding down a long string of shows throughout the summer, including an overdue return to the White Isle of Ibiza. It's safe to say, now is certainly no time to sleep on the power moves that Zurra is making
Zurra is a 23 year old Electronic Music Producer/DJ from Cambridge. Having only started his journey as a DJ in September 2015 when he first began studying Electronic Music Production at The Academy Of Contemporary Music, Zurra has quickly spread his name over some of the UK’s hottest line ups with his unique approach to the art of mixing, playing alongside the likes of DJ S.K.T, Chris Lorenzo, Redlight and many more. Production wise, Zurra specializes in a variety of genre’s in the spectrum of House music, taking influence from the bouncy grooves of Tech House and fusing it with the hard hitting nature of UK Bass Music. His debut release, The Dance Machine (signed to TMTR) received support from DJ’s all over the world: "I remember hosting a release party at Thirty3Hz when 'The Dance Machine' first came out. Seeing a whole crowd of people singing along to one of my productions for the very first time honestly gave me goosebumps, and it really did help to push me in the right direction with my music. It's these moments that make all the hard work and endless hours in the studio worth it." The past couple of years have been an exciting time for Zurra, playing at some of the most notorious venues in the country as well as landing the opportunity to play numerous International dates for the past two summers. His music has been receiving constant support from the best DJ's on national radio stations such as Danny Howard (BBC Radio 1) and Tough Love (Kiss FM), and has also been named "one to watch" by Mixmag following their sincerely positive review of his forthcoming single "Move Your Body". "'Move Your Body' could be the one that allows him to break through. It's got all the right elements to start gaining some serious traction, and could even facilitate Zurra's move into the big league." - Martyn Henderson, Mixmag Only half way through 2018 and Zurra has already released a variety of quality remixes and originals to further establish himself as a force to be reckoned with. His name continues to grab the attention of promoters all over Europe, holding down a long string of shows throughout the summer, including an overdue return to the White Isle of Ibiza. It's safe to say, now is certainly no time to sleep on the power moves that Zurra is making
Zurra is a 23 year old Electronic Music Producer/DJ from Cambridge. Having only started his journey as a DJ in September 2015 when he first began studying Electronic Music Production at The Academy Of Contemporary Music, Zurra has quickly spread his name over some of the UK’s hottest line ups with his unique approach to the art of mixing, playing alongside the likes of DJ S.K.T, Chris Lorenzo, Redlight and many more. Production wise, Zurra specializes in a variety of genre’s in the spectrum of House music, taking influence from the bouncy grooves of Tech House and fusing it with the hard hitting nature of UK Bass Music. His debut release, The Dance Machine (signed to TMTR) received support from DJ’s all over the world: "I remember hosting a release party at Thirty3Hz when 'The Dance Machine' first came out. Seeing a whole crowd of people singing along to one of my productions for the very first time honestly gave me goosebumps, and it really did help to push me in the right direction with my music. It's these moments that make all the hard work and endless hours in the studio worth it." The past couple of years have been an exciting time for Zurra, playing at some of the most notorious venues in the country as well as landing the opportunity to play numerous International dates for the past two summers. His music has been receiving constant support from the best DJ's on national radio stations such as Danny Howard (BBC Radio 1) and Tough Love (Kiss FM), and has also been named "one to watch" by Mixmag following their sincerely positive review of his forthcoming single "Move Your Body". "'Move Your Body' could be the one that allows him to break through. It's got all the right elements to start gaining some serious traction, and could even facilitate Zurra's move into the big league." - Martyn Henderson, Mixmag Only half way through 2018 and Zurra has already released a variety of quality remixes and originals to further establish himself as a force to be reckoned with. His name continues to grab the attention of promoters all over Europe, holding down a long string of shows throughout the summer, including an overdue return to the White Isle of Ibiza. It's safe to say, now is certainly no time to sleep on the power moves that Zurra is making
This week we welcome a long time friend of the FP family: Frank Booker. Frank is a disco don with decades of experience under his belt. Records for the likes of Sleazy Beats, KAT, Razor n Tape and his own Down in the Basement imprint have brought him to the attention of a global audience. He's about to launch a weekly show on the in-house radio station, Radio Teapot, at MAINZ - the music school where he leads the DJ and Electronic Music Production course. He’s brought us a burner of a mix, on the house end of things, before FP DJ Simon cools you down afterward. *Intro* John Roberts - Fumes [Brunette Editions] *Frank Booker* Tornado Wallace - Today (I:Cube Beats) [Running Back] Koji Ono - Inner Rhythms [Chuwanaga] Duke Hugh - Broken Samba [Music of Color] Henry Wu & Earl Jeffers - Projections [MCDE] Aybee & Lars Bartkuhn - Passage (Full Experience) [Deepblak] Javonntte - Searchin (Full Vocal Mix) [Visions Inc.] Kerem Akdag - Studio Pimp [Dimensions Recordings] AD Bourke - Raw (Ron Trent Remix) [Far Out Recordings] Tom Trago - Faith Belongs To Us [Dekmantel] Peggy Gou - It Makes You Forget (Itgehane) [Ninja Tune] Glenn Underground - Gotta Get High [Strictly Jaz Unit Muzic] *Simon* Rezzett - Yunus In Ekstasi [The Trilogy Tapes] Asher Levitas - Sheathe [Planet Mu] Kate NV - дуб OAK [RVNG Intl.] Les Halles - Third Horizon [Not Not Fun] Die Wilde Jagd - Stangentanz [Bureau B] Jura Soundsystem - Udaberri Blues (Dub Version) [Temples Of Jura] Jesse - Mountain Boogie [Höga Nord Rekords] Von Party - Pretty Vape Machine [Le Temps Perdu] Pauline - Domestic Goddess [Jitter Jazz Records] Doxa Sinistre - The Other Stranger [Contort Yourself] The Maghreban - Needy [R&S Records] Arkajo - Avasarala [Aniara] Interviews - Opera [Ortloff] Violet Eves - Listen Over The Ocean [Anemic/Music From Memory]
I know so many people who are singers, guitarists, producers etc. Yet hardly any of them are classically trained. This episode talks about how it can be applied in Electronic Music Production.
Would you like to SHORTCUT learning electronic music production with Deadmau5 as featured in his masterclass at http://jerry.tips/deadmau5mc? The purpose of this video class is to teach you the most valuable skills I learned in "Deadmau5 Teaches Electronic Music Production Masterclass" in just thirty minutes! To begin, would you listen to my quick summary of Deadmau5 Teaches Electronic Music Production Masterclass? Next, you might enjoy the skills I think are valuable for making electronic music based on what I learned in the class followed by stories Deadmau5 shares that I enjoyed. Then, I think sharing the context for my journey in learning electronic music production combined with the actions I took as a result of watching the videos in Deadmau5's masterclass will be really helpful for you in your own adventure in producing music! Finally, finish strong with a look at the challenges I faced using this masterclass, a class project, and a thank you for watching! If you would like to buy the "Deadmau5 Teaches Electronic Music Production Masterclass" would you please use my affiliate link through ShareASale at http://jerry.tips/deadmau5mc because I get $25 when you use my link? The price is the same for you either way with the difference being you might feel good knowing you are helping me when you buy the class with my link! Thank you very much for reading about my first SHORTCUT style class where I hope to communicate the skills I spent hours learning to you in just about 30 minutes of your time! If you have never heard of Deadmau5, that's okay because prior to taking his masterclass I had never heard of him either! Here is a bit more about him from selected parts of his Wikipedia page at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deadmau5 Joel Thomas Zimmerman was born January 5, 1981. His stage name is deadmau5 which is pronounced "dead mouse." Joel is a Canadian record producer and DJ from Toronto, Ontario working in variety of styles within the progressive house genre and sometimes other forms of electronic music. His music career began in the 1990s and he chose his name because a mouse died inside his computer. "Get Scraped" released on July 26, 2005 was Joel's first album nearly ten years after he started trying to make music. Joel has received six Grammy Award nominations for his music and has worked with other DJs and producers, such as Kaskade, MC Flipside, Rob Swire, Wolfgang Gartner, Duda, Tommy Lee, and DJ Aero. Deadmau5 is currently one of the highest paid electronic music producers in the world according to Forbes. His albums include Vexillology, mau5trap, Random Album Title, For Lack of a Better Name, 4x4=12, > album title goes here
We are back with this month’s edition of the ALS podcast, we are on episode 32. We have prepared a nice package for you guys with mixes by myself; Mlindo Kev, Cue Master and a nice deep & chilled one by dj Hlex. On the guest mix we have Da Vynalist (Chymamusique Records). Da Vynalist is a DJ and Multi-Genre Music Producer from Burgersfort in Mpumalanga. He began his career by basically messing around with the radio at his home. He acquired a computer and started to test the waters with Electronic Music Production software. He began his musical journey from a very young and tender age in 2009 whilst doing grade 7 and has since been improving, learning, mastering and reinventing his craft. He produces all types of electronic dance music, primarily House Music, EDM and Hip Hop. He is the founder of Vynalist Records a multi genre label which has signed two hip hop artists namely Lyrical Ray and Kid Blezz For any bookings, comments or queries please drop us a mail on djmlindo@gmail.com. Please like our facebook page: www.facebook.com/addiktivelocalsounds for all our updates. ENJOY… Addiktive Local Sounds 032-D (Mixed by Dj Hlex) 1. Kojak - Natural 2. Jazzanova - Love You and I 3. Paul Johnson - Better Than This (Dego & Kaidi 2000 Black Mix) 4. Domu ft. Pete Simpson - Ain't No Fool 5. Domu - Taking Flight 6. Dego & Kaidi - Don't Remain The Same 7. Everyday People - Simmer Down 8. Office Gossip - Into The Lite 9. Nicolas - Where I've Been 10. Floating Points - Vacuum Boogie 11. Sonar Kollektiv Orchester - Rej (Ame) Contact Details: Email: djmlindo@gmail.com Facebook: Mlindo Kev II || Hlelokuhle Hlex Madondo || SBura Cue Master KHoza Facebook Page: www.facebook.com/addiktivelocalsounds Twitter: @mlindo_kev @ChilliHlex @CueMasterKhoza Instagram: @mlindo_kev Whatsapp: +27 72 737 8989 Artwork by SupaxGodesign Facebook: www.facebook.com/godesigncapture Instagram: @supax_godesign
Da Vynalist is a DJ and Multi-Genre Music Producer from Burgersfort in Mpumalanga. He began his career by basically messing around with the radio at his home. He acquired a computer and started to test the waters with Electronic Music Production software. He began his musical journey from a very young and tender age in 2009 whilst doing grade 7 and has since been improving, learning, mastering and reinventing his craft. He produces all types of electronic dance music, primarily House Music, EDM and Hip Hop. He is the founder of Vynalist Records a multi genre label which has signed two hip hop artists namely Lyrical Ray and Kid Blezz. All the hype & attention he receives from major industry brands, such as Tim White (House Afrika), DJ Fresh (Five FM), DJ Enosoul (House Afrika), DJ Christos, and the list carries on. His Album Rare Experience has been featured on House Afrika’s Mzansi House Vol 4 Bumper along with Dvine Brothers,Nteeze and Andy and KingTouch’s Albums. He made his first debut on national television channel SABC1 on Show Called Bona Retsang where he was mentored by Dj Mshega,He currently signed to ChymamusiQ Records Owned by Chymamusique. -TRACKLIST NOT AVAILABLE- Social Networks FACEBOOK: Da Vynalist/@VynalistOfficial Twitter: @Vynalist_SA Instagram: @Vynalist_SA Contact :0825087927/0636869514 Email: Vynalistrecords@gmail.com
We are back with this month’s edition of the ALS podcast, we are on episode 32. We have prepared a nice package for you guys with mixes by myself; Mlindo Kev, Cue Master and a nice deep & chilled one by dj Hlex. On the guest mix we have Da Vynalist (Chymamusique Records). Da Vynalist is a DJ and Multi-Genre Music Producer from Burgersfort in Mpumalanga. He began his career by basically messing around with the radio at his home. He acquired a computer and started to test the waters with Electronic Music Production software. He began his musical journey from a very young and tender age in 2009 whilst doing grade 7 and has since been improving, learning, mastering and reinventing his craft. He produces all types of electronic dance music, primarily House Music, EDM and Hip Hop. He is the founder of Vynalist Records a multi genre label which has signed two hip hop artists namely Lyrical Ray and Kid Blezz For any bookings, comments or queries please drop us a mail on djmlindo@gmail.com. Please like our facebook page: www.facebook.com/addiktivelocalsounds for all our updates. ENJOY… Addiktive Local Sounds 032-B (Mixed By Mlindo KeV) 1. Deephoodsoul - Always On My Mind (Original Mix) 2. Unknown Artist – Unknown Track 3. Darque feat. Forest Gvng - Naku Penda (Original Mix) 4. Essential-I & Mindlo feat. Pontsho – Pictures (Nativeroots Rework) 5. Regalo feat. Katt Jay Sax - Waves Of Love (Original Mix) 6. Roque feat. Nontu X - Would Be So Happy 7. Reel Gruv Feat. Luciano - Supernatural Love (Samuri Divided Souls X Tyle Woods Remix) 8. D-General - Get Away 9. Corinda feat. Lebo - The Chase (Main Mix) 10. Deephonix Crew - Unknown Track Contact Details: Email: djmlindo@gmail.com Facebook: Mlindo Kev II || Hlelokuhle Hlex Madondo || SBura Cue Master KHoza Facebook Page: www.facebook.com/addiktivelocalsounds Twitter: @mlindo_kev @ChilliHlex @CueMasterKhoza Instagram: @mlindo_kev Whatsapp: +27 72 737 8989 Artwork by SupaxGodesign Facebook: www.facebook.com/godesigncapture Instagram: @supax_godesign
We are back with this month’s edition of the ALS podcast, we are on episode 32. We have prepared a nice package for you guys with mixes by myself; Mlindo Kev, Cue Master and a nice deep & chilled one by dj Hlex. On the guest mix we have Da Vynalist (Chymamusique Records). Da Vynalist is a DJ and Multi-Genre Music Producer from Burgersfort in Mpumalanga. He began his career by basically messing around with the radio at his home. He acquired a computer and started to test the waters with Electronic Music Production software. He began his musical journey from a very young and tender age in 2009 whilst doing grade 7 and has since been improving, learning, mastering and reinventing his craft. He produces all types of electronic dance music, primarily House Music, EDM and Hip Hop. He is the founder of Vynalist Records a multi genre label which has signed two hip hop artists namely Lyrical Ray and Kid Blezz For any bookings, comments or queries please drop us a mail on djmlindo@gmail.com. Please like our facebook page: www.facebook.com/addiktivelocalsounds for all our updates. ENJOY… Addiktive Local Sounds 032-A (Mixed by Cue Master) 1. Cue Master – Groove (Original Mix) 2. Cue Master & Gebeza - Sweet Patience (Original Mix) 3. Addiktive Crew - Freif And Scrub (Original Mix) 4. Nash La Musica - Discretions(Original Mix) 5. Revosoul & Cue Master - Hand shakes and Smiles(Main Mix) 6. Wolta & Tahir Jones - Days Of Slavery(S1E5)(Directed by Wolta) 7. Dj Fortee ft. Dindy - One Night(T-Drum's remix) 8. Wolta & Tahir Jones - Sugar(Cue Master's remix) 9. Sonique Infusoul - Afro Minds(Main Mix) 10. Cue Master & CryoniQ - Drums of Mtoni(Original Mix) 11. Cue Master - Counter Passion(Original Mix) 12. Ellie Goulding - Lights(T-Drum & Brian Lebza's Broken Tip) Contact Details: Email: djmlindo@gmail.com Facebook: Mlindo Kev II || Hlelokuhle Hlex Madondo || SBura Cue Master KHoza Facebook Page: www.facebook.com/addiktivelocalsounds Twitter: @mlindo_kev @ChilliHlex @CueMasterKhoza Instagram: @mlindo_kev Whatsapp: +27 72 737 8989 Artwork by SupaxGodesign Facebook: www.facebook.com/godesigncapture Instagram: @supax_godesign
Apparel Music Radio show is happy to present Kerem Akdag! The story began, when Kerem bought his first drumsticks and started to play drums. At the beginning, he generally listened and played funk, blues tracks.Also, he performed with several local bands on festival stages in Istanbul. When his high school period, Kerem started to produce his own tracks and generally, his influences were soulful and hip-hop music. After that period; he applied to “Miller Music Factory Contest” which was one of the biggest electronic music contest in Turkey, when he was 18 and his production won “Electronic Music Production” title. His music carreer changed quiet attractively after this sucess and he started to work and cooperate with Kaan Duzarat who is one of the strongest producer and live performer in Istanbul's local area and be a part of Vesvese crew which has been operated by Kaan Duzarat. Kerem's influences a bit changed on that period and he started to listen and produce house music. His first EP called “A Good Play” has been released by London based house imprint Apparel Music on 2013 with a stong supports like Shur-i-Kan, Osunlade, Dubfire and many more... After his first precious release; live performances started to increase local club's crowd and Kerem's name known by many club addicts.
Nicola Olivetti aka "Nick Olivetti" is an Italian DJ/Producer.Upon graduating in London at SAE, in Audio Engineering with specialization in Electronic Music Production, Nick took up work as an audio engineer for 6 months for the legendary 'Resident Studios' in London, seeking a challenge he finds his way in the electronic scene remixing the world famous band RADIOHEAD for one of their competitions, the result is overwhelming, Nick's remix becomes the top most rated and played track. (www.radioheadremix.com)In 2009 Nick would be placed in the international magazine iDJ as the "One To Watch in 2009" , gaining exposure Nick's tracks will be released on labels such as: Great Stuff Germany, Kling Klong, Cr2, Monique Musique, D-Vision alongside Benny Benassi, Pleasurekraft, Ramon Tapia, Juan Sanchez, Jay Lumen, Romano Alfieri, Rainer Weichhold just to give you an idea. A strong discographic background obviously brought Nick to share the dj boot with all the big guys such as Pete Tong, Roger Sanchez, Timo Maas, Dirty South, Chris Lake and more.After sharing several gigs at Ministry of Sound (London), PACHA (London), Lokal (Istanbul), Alibi (Rome), Hidden (London) just to name few, in 2011 Nick decided with his long time friend Chase Buch to start a new project: 'Fino Music'. (www.finomusic.co.uk)
We invite this week MAULINI recording for us a deep Tech house set. He is a local talent in the Techno scene from Miami which he made his hometown after settling from his native city Havana, Cuba. Tom is a DJ/Producer that at a very young age became fascinated with electronic music after visiting several nightclubs in the city and experimenting with different styles of music. His electronic music inquisitiveness started in 2007 when he acquired his first DJ gear ever, he then knew this was something he wanted to pursuit and do as a living. Maulini gets his first guest spot in a famous after-hour club in downtown Miami a year later, and since that moment on his hunger for becoming an electronic music artist and DJ grew infinitely. In 2010 he gets his first residency at Aerobar in South Beach. Full of curiosity and with the desire of making his own sounds, he decided to study an Electronic Music Production program at SAE Miami Institute where he got his certification as a Producer. Maulini’s passion for music has no barriers, but what he truly enjoys doing is Deep House, Techno, Minimal and Tech-House. Young, contemporary and ‘underground’ defines this new upcoming talent. Tom is full of some innate underground rhythms and is ready to take his music career to the next level, his hunger for new music and sounds won’t stop; he is looking to expand his horizons in the music business, as he knows this is only the beginning of an euphoric and enthusiastic life-long journey! Track-listing: 1- Family Values - Jean Le Phunk 2- Garden - Nuria Ghia 3- Forwards (Denite Remix) - Nuria Ghia 4- Crusty - Mri 5- Retrouvailles (Sensoreal Remix) - Pheek 6- Morning Lite - Jaw & Samuel Dan & Feygin 7- Sensemi (Amelle Music Remix) - Kabuto 8- Scorpio - Tom Clark 9- Euphrsia - Nico Purman 10- Philosophy And Theoretic - Jun Akimoto & Ittetsu 11- A Lonely Flute - Michael Rosa
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