iCompositions Artist Bios

KDB91

Mon, 13 Jul 2009 17:49:15 -0400

KDB91:
My name is Kevin - Dominick Berg.
I'm born in northern germany on march 1991.
Today I'm a 18 years old pupil.
I play some instruments.
I've got Cubase on februrary 2008
that was the beginning of my music.

http://www.icompositions.com/music/song.php?sid=102642

Mrs_Brown

Mon, 13 Jul 2009 05:19:33 -0400

Mrs_Brown:
Silence is the canvas of music.

rogerboreham

Sun, 12 Jul 2009 22:31:34 -0400

rogerboreham:
Well Trained lawyer and barrister .... music contracts and criminal /civil.. havent practiced
English born graphic designer/visualer advertising
Archibald portrait finalist and Mosmanlandscape Finalist ,,,,, painter and theme song.. hit song writer.(well IM good enough,,,,,,
Self taught left handed bipolar pianist/composer ( what a mess I get myself in ,,,,, ..... love melody and always use it to describe my paintings some of which I feature on red bubble ( took up fine art 4 years ago)
Always try to play and compose at the same time.,...believe the first notes are the right ones even if mistakes occur because they create a hook.... have now got a handle on garageband which I can use to produce top quality sounding music,.,
Have been taught by the best and collaborated with the best ,,,

Goal to be a successful filmic/popular song writer
and I still know nothing.,,,,,
ps Ive got a wicked sense of humour which sometimes goes way above the heads of somepeople ,.,,,,

cURRENTLY WORKING ON THE FILM SCORE AND PLOT TO MY FEATURE FILM ROBIN THE HOOD AND HIS MADE MERRY MEN..
GOING ON HOLIDAY SOON FOR A COUPLY OF WEEKS TO HAVE A GOOD TIME AND TO WRITE THE SCRIPT,,,,,

VJMusic

Sun, 12 Jul 2009 21:50:20 -0400

VJMusic:
V.J is an Electronic musician based in Fremont, CA. He started working with his software of choice, FL Studio, about four years ago. He initially remixed tunes from his favorite video games until he decided to work on original music. His style of Electronic music is very loose, and focuses primarily on driving beats and pulsing bass-lines. V.J's main goal is to create abstract music that is somewhat unique around his community and voice out his creativity to people around the world.

mattjavanshir

Sun, 12 Jul 2009 18:23:13 -0400

mattjavanshir:
Hi! My name�s Matt Javanshir; i�m a music composer, video games enthusiast and general all-round-awesome-guy based in London, UK.

About Me:
I�ve been playing the piano for just about as long as I can remember. Throughout my life I�ve mainly played classical music, mixed with some baroque and romantic. As well as the Piano I also play the Alto Saxophone. In recent years, after studying music technology in college I�ve been composing, sequencing, arranging and mixing my own works. They�ve been used in a variety of areas; such as home brew RPG video game projects, my friend�s university projects and general self initiated projects. Being an avid gamer, the pieces are very much influenced by video games music. More recently a selection of my music was featured in the wiiware/iPhone game Squibs Arcade.

Skills:
I don�t particularly believe that more qualifications make you a better musician, however I have taken a number of grade exams for piano and sax. I�ve since become proficient in various software packages:
- Grade 8 Piano (ABRSM)
- Grade 4 Saxophone (ABRSM)
- A-Level Music Technology
- Competent with Cubase
- Competent with EastWest VSTs
- Competent with Anvil Studio

Contact:
Feel free to visit my site or email me if you have any questions, comments or suggestions.

iBjornson

Sun, 12 Jul 2009 14:05:28 -0400

iBjornson:
Trombone. Composer. Arranger. Sound Designer.

DaveKilbank

Sun, 12 Jul 2009 11:10:54 -0400

DaveKilbank:
Dave belted out his first note on June 15, 1954 in Fort William, Ontario. He was raised by a completely unmusical family who moved around a lot, and then got into the radio business which continued his transient lifestyle - that is, until he arrived on The Wet Coast.�In Nanaimo, he discovered a very creative community, so he settled in, dabbled in theatre, and did some writing. Eventually, he got tired of producing radio advertising, so now he's left that behind to concentrate on his music, and has never been happier.

DeathNougat

Sun, 12 Jul 2009 10:38:03 -0400

DeathNougat:
My name is Bill, not Death Nougat.

This is a collection of loop experiments using GarageBand.
These experiments - not meant to be songs - are purposely of short time span. A complete list of experiments is here.

My current favorite Death Nougat tracks include
Bone Grinder - in-your-face mix of punk and classical.
Honey, I Found Your Sister - early punk-jazz, using, among other things, a didgeridoo soundfont.
Bucket of Love - an otherworldly mix of light and dark.
Onitsha - funky distorted piano and death ray effects.
This is Hardcore - truckload of attitude.
Suffusion Rules - enormously entertaining modulated bells.

I also have a music project named Mungo. These are identified as collabs with Mungo because it's a way of getting Death Nougat tracks posted as episodes in the Mungo podcast.

Some Death Nougat blog entries are acerbic and/or satirical; some are not.

macoco

Sun, 12 Jul 2009 10:34:39 -0400

macoco:
I write children books, I also work in advertising and I make stage scenes.

I have not played music for twenty years, but since I joined iCompositions I've bought 3 new basses, a new guitar, a new Mac and lots of new software; and I have used all my old gear I thought I would never use it again. I do not play music for a living: it is just for fun.
This is a great place to be, and it certainly changed the way I listen, play and make new music.
I have also discovered some new great friends in here.
Welcome to my music. And let me know about yours (if you can, please, post the lyrics, because I don't understand spoken nor sung english, but I still can read).

3rdworldish gear:
� Washburn Taurus T25 5-strings bass, Squier Vintage Modified Jazz Bass Fretless, Squier Vintage Modified Jazz Bass 70's model, Ibanez AF95 hollowbody electric guitar, Casio PG-300 strato electric guitar, Yamaha APX-II acoustic guitar, Fernandez classic guitar
� Roland JV-80 keyboard, Behringer UMX49 keyboard controller
� E-mu Morpheus sound module, E-mu Procussion drums module, Yamaha TG33 sound module
� Lexicon LX-P5 1/2rack FX, Boss SE-50 1/2rack FX
And some others sound modules I don't use anymore, a 16 channel Akai mixer, a Fostex X-28,a Soundtech Q150 EQ, a pair of JBL Control 8, and a MOTU Midi Time Piece II (which I use under System 9).

Current Mac: iMac 24". Other Macs: PowerBook G3 Wallstreet, PowerBook 502C and my old beloved Classic Color II (yes, the one with the Sony Trinitron tube).
Software: GarageBand 3, Logic Express 7, Intuem (handy for simple MIDI task), Performer 6 under System 9

I'm proud of the collabs in the Collabs list: each one of them brings me to a specific moment of pleasure in the making.

I like to spend some time in the iC Chat: it makes me feel I'm part of something.

This is what music is all about: http://www.icompositions.com/music/song.php?sid=117093

And this is me: http://www.icompositions.com/music/podcasts/show.php?sid=1

bjarnebf

Sun, 12 Jul 2009 06:44:19 -0400

bjarnebf:
Hi
I am Bjarne Fredriksen, living in Denmark - Skrydstrup, and i am playing just for fun and becorse i love music. I like blues, rock, and almost everything else. In the midt 80�s i was playing in a band called " The Right Stuff"
http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=51420&id=739394290&l=d0d45e8ce5
We played a lot of gigs but the biggest of all was Nord Als Musik Festival.

My guitars is :
Old kramer ( made some modifications )Floyd Rose and new humbrucker pickup
Ibanez RGR302EX

Playing through an Roland Jazz chorus-120 and for that i am yousing a zoom G2,1u effect pedal. Mostly im playing through my USB Guitar Interface directly in to mixcraft or cubase. For the effect im yousing Amplitube X-Gear. Im yousing a lot of loops, course I dont have drums, bass and the rest of the band. Its a 1 man band. The loops are from my programs and some iv made myself.
Its all mixed together in FL-Studio, Mixcraft and Cubase

soulpoetrysite

Sun, 12 Jul 2009 00:18:16 -0400

soulpoetrysite:
CENDRINE MARROUAT is a French-born poet and budding playwright living in Winnipeg, Canada. "And They All Rejoiced!", "Short Poetry For Those Who Fear Death", "Sortons Des Chemins Battus" (2006), "Project: Heartbeats And Elevation" (2009), and "Rizen - The CD" (2009) are all available from her website or Lulu.com. Her body of work focuses on spirituality and God in a non-denominational way, and how people need to reconnect with their inner selves. Her debut album "Rizen - The CD" (2009) mixes poetry with music and sound effects by three composers: Kevin MacLeod, Loren DiGiorgi, and William Cushman. Website: http://www.soulpoetrysite.com

SoulSurvivor

Sat, 11 Jul 2009 11:47:24 -0400

SoulSurvivor:
WELCOME TO MY ARTIST"S PAGE
PLEASE COME IN AND TAKE A LOOK AROUND

THANKS for visiting my little section of CYBERSPACE. I have organized my page in the attempt to give you the ability to look at it and get a taste of the different aspects of my musical personality. From HARD HITTING ROCK to more subtle JAZZ, SOLO PIANO and ENSEMBLE projects.

START BY PICKING ONE OF THESE:
I feel that in so much as music SHOULD be entertaining and an ESCAPE from our everyday lives that if some how we can REACH OUT and create a POSITIVE CHANGE we have done a GOOD THING. (these three projects are my attempt at doing just that)

THE MESSAGE (A Colab CoWritten With DigitalGreyOrchestra And Mark Fisher) Link to Song

FALLEN ANGEL SUITE My MOST AMBITIOUS PROJECT Link to Song

VIDEO "THE HUMAN EXPERIMENT" HERE

THEN..... FEEL FREE TO SAMPLE FROM ANY OF THESE OTHER CATEGORIES. STAY AS LONG AS YOU LIKE, THANKS FOR VISITING

SOLO PIANO: (The Piano Is My Primary Composing Instrument)

EPIPHANY (The Transformation) Link to Song
I consider this my most difficult piano piece. Composed in a linear format.

WHEN SHE PRAYS Link to Song
Written for both my Wife and Mother for their faith and constant love while suffering from the pains of the illness that they had been afflicted with.

FULL SAIL Link to Song
A song representing the freedom of sailing on the open sea.

AUBREY'S SONG (For My Daughter) Link to Song
A song for my Daughter whom I LOVE very much!

TERESA'S SONG (For My Wife) Link to Song
A song for my Wife whom I LOVE very much!

IF YOU ONLY KNEW Link to Song
A song about unrequited love.

WHEN I LOOK INTO YOUR EYES AGAIN (Tribute To Mom w/special link) Link to Song
A song rereleased after my Mom's death. May she never be forgotten.

ELECTRONICA: (I Really Dig This Style Of Music)

WIRED Link to Song
A FUN just let your hair down and DANCE Piece. Inspired by the artwork attached to the song. Genre challenged I'd have to call this ExperiMENTAL.

DO YOU REMEMBER (King & Kennedy Tribute) Link to Song
A song featuring one of Bobby Kennedy's speeches announcing Martin Luther Kings assasination. Historic flashback spotlighting one of our nations great leaders with a cool electro groove.

IT'S ABOUT TIME ( Global Warming WARNING!) Link to Song
Written to raise awareness of this serious global issue. You can ignore or deny it but the evidence is all around us.

ANGEL OF MERCY... REMIX of a BAMPOT track (with Mystified and Ziti) Link to Song
One of my favorites. I truly love Bampot's music. I was so glad when he allowed me to REMIX this one! I like this track because it is musically engaging with a supportive message.

DRUM STUFF: (Drums Are My Strongest Instrument)

TheOmegaProject some of my BEST WORK love playing with these guys HERE

LikeMinds this NEW SITE features my work with guitar55 HERE

TOGETHER (by MusicLeft) Link to Song A beautiful piece with a Pat Metheny kind of feel Featuring Michael, Anto & myself "Together" for the first time.

12th HOUR (by COVE) Link to Song
A REALLY cool fusion piece by Cove. This song grabs your attention from the beginning and doesn't let go. A MUST LISTEN

NAKED JOY V2 (by Mori Behar) Link to Song
mbehar and TadashiTogawa allowed me to sit in on this one for charity. OUTSTANDING TRACK!!!

THE ZONE (by The Dave Weckl Band) Link to Song
Me playing to Dave Weckl's instructional package. (used with permission)

HOLY MAN...................(by DonovanFraser) Link to Song
This song ROCKS! Donovan really pulled out all the stops on this one! An exposing look at televangelists and just how distorted the truth can get. A definate FAVORITE of mine.

RUN FOR MY LIFE....... ( by pandasdontdance, with Ignoramus) Link to Song
Love this one! Laura asked me to play drums on this. A magic moment. I REALLY love Laura's writing she is an excellent song writer who articulates the human condition in a way that listeners can relate to.

SOMEONES WATCHING (By The Dave Weckl Band) Link to Song
Another "Play Along" Track (used with Permission)

ENSEMBLE WORKS:

AFTER THE FALL (From Grace) Link to Song
Part 2 of "Fallen Angel Suite" a song meant to depict the loneliness and sadness of being separated from GOD (LOVE).

HERO'S ANTHEM Link to Song
Part 3 of "Fallen Angel Suite" Meant to represent the angels struggle to reclaim redemption and eventual victory.

RUN WILD RUN FREE (Theme For The Wild Horses) Link to Song
Dedicated to the wild horses of Nevada.

FINAL CONFLICT Link to Song
A film type composition depicting a conflict or battle.

GHOSTS Of The Past Link to Song
An orchestrated version of an early Piano composition.

COLABORATIONS:
(I've been really fortunate to play with some of this sites Premier Artists)

IN FLIGHT AKA THE LAKE by Marc Denter
Marc's tune Neal on bass me on drums. In a Genesis or Phil Collins kinda feel. Link to Song

DAWN OF A NEW AGE by VideoScore Link to Song
A New Age yet progressive piece that just kinda grabs you. Excellently orchestrated. Has a bit of a Genesis feel to it.

HYPERDRIVE Link to Song
Pretty much a FUN WITH FUSION..... "CYBERJAM"
Seles58 and scottydude REALLY "lay it down" on this one!

PHIL OF FLOYD............ (with Ignoramus) Link to Song
Rock instrumental sound kinda like Genesis meets Pink Floyd

MY OWN PRISON .........(lostless mix, Seles on lead, one of my favorites) Link to Song
Written as an attempt to capture a Linkin Park kinda vibe. Lostless did a supurb job in singing on this and helping with the arranging and production. THIS IS A ROCKER!

MILES & MILES Link to Song
A colab with Storkaas (Rune) I love Rune's compositons. They are beautiful and well thought out. I added a simple horn line to one of his amazing works.

You can see I have alot of favorite artists! There is SO MUCH talent here!

This is a wonderful site! My thanks to PM and all the behind the scenes people that have worked so hard to put this community together and keep it going. Your vision has helped us to bring the dream of sharing our music with the world......ALIVE!

FOR THAT I AM TRULY GRATEFUL!

Lenny

songjammer

Sat, 11 Jul 2009 09:39:28 -0400

songjammer:

camomilla

Sat, 11 Jul 2009 07:34:10 -0400

camomilla:
My name is Piero, I am Italian.
I am really happy to have lived the musical period between 1970 and today.
My interest in music are the new sounds.
The genres of music that I like are: the funk, sounds ethnic contaminated with electronic sounds and avant-garde jazz.
I like eccentric artists, those artists who gives me a unique sensations: all funk bands of the �70 (Earth, Wind & Fire-Kool & The Gang-The Fatback Band-The Ohio Players-James Brown-Brass Construction-BT Express-etc.), Miles Davis, Pat Metheny, Trilok Gurtu, Weather Report, Chick Corea, Don Cherry, Jan Garbarek, Jon Hassell, Farafina, Mickey Hart with The Global Drum Project, Gabrielle Roth and the Mirror and all the best Asian and African percussionists.

Thanks for listening.
Piero.

Frank Gambale and me.

Joey De Francesco, me, Alphonse Mouzon and Larry Corryell.

My daughter Claudia, me and Alphonse Mouzon.

Alphonse Mouzon, my daughter Claudia and me.

Dan Balmer(great guitarist) and me.

Reggie Jackson(famous drummer)and me.

Scott Steed(excellent bassist) and me.

"IF YOU GOT FUNK, YOU GOT CLASS, YOU'RE OUT ON THE FLOOR MOVIN' YOUR ASS"
FUNKADELIC

I love this music http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z7RSETdWDVc

Little_Hooligan

Fri, 10 Jul 2009 22:37:53 -0400

Little_Hooligan:
I like getting intimate with the musical notes...i have a kinship for harmony and have jokingly given those voices a 'group' name, the Hooligans.. Hence, I'm Little Hooligan

geofflapptrio

Fri, 10 Jul 2009 19:58:02 -0400

geofflapptrio:
Geoff Lapp

Born in Montreal in 1953, Geoff Lapp was trained in the classical tradition and studied at McGill University under widely respected jazz pianist Art Maiste. During the early years of his career, he gained experience in the pop music world touring with the likes of Michel Pagliaro. From the early '80s onwards, he devoted himself fully to the jazz idiom. As one of Canada�s most accomplished pianists/composers, Geoff Lapp became a sought-after accompanist for a host of top Canadian performers.

In addition to his own trio work, Geoff has performed and/or recorded with renowned jazzmen such as Paquito d�Rivera, Don Menza, Richie Cole, Bob Mover, Sonny Fortune, and Slide Hampton, among others. He has also performed extensively in festivals and clubs worldwide. At home in Quebec, he is a mainstay on the vibrant jazz scene, and has performed with a panoply of local luminaries: Michel Donato, Jeri Brown, Peter Leitch, Ranee Lee, Denzil Sinclair, John Labelle, Charlie Biddle, Charles Ellison and the Montreal Jubilation Gospel Choir.

enigman

Fri, 10 Jul 2009 06:24:39 -0400

enigman:
go to www.myspace.com/enigmanlegendary to download the full EP

gelwin_m

Fri, 10 Jul 2009 06:03:37 -0400

gelwin_m:
Hi. My name is Gelwin. I am located in India.

I started off with box guitar over 10 years ago and switched over to electric lead guitar 3 years back but started pursuing dedicatedly a couple months ago.

My quest in life is to make beautiful music.
I hope you all enjoy and get something from my recordings.

I will always strive for that new flavor towards my goal of seeking beautiful music sometimes treading into experimental stuff as well.

Glad to be a part of this wonderful music community.

rinca

Fri, 10 Jul 2009 04:56:05 -0400

rinca:
today......

http://groovetherapy.podbean.com/podcast/

now try this for fun! LOL

http://www.bloodyburberry.com/features/fur_fighters/index.asp

jett22251

Thu, 09 Jul 2009 23:43:58 -0400

jett22251:
ABOUT ME:

My name is Jeff. I am a Second Lieutenant in the United States Air Force, and I am currently stationed at Columbus AFB, MS doing pilot training. I have many hobbies (too many) and one of them, perhaps one of the most important, is music.

MUSIC:

Death Metal, Neo Classical Technical Death Metal, Grind, Progressive Metal, Melodic Death Metal

EXPERIENCE:

4 years. Been playing pretty consistently (as time permits, I am very busy lately)

GOALS:

I like to make brutal music. Every song I play is physically and mentally challenging, and I try to improve my skills and expand my ideas with every track. I chose one of the most demanding genres and I know I have a long way to go.

irish_iwasgolfin

Thu, 09 Jul 2009 22:32:16 -0400

irish_iwasgolfin:
Hey everyone!! My name is Ian. I've been playing sax and piano for a while now. Been raised on Charlie Parker and The Rippingtons mostly, but I love all types of music. I play because it is the only thing in my life that I feel 100% at peace about. Sometimes I spend hours playing. I am working on getting in the studio a little more and putting out my first Christmas album. Always a dream of mine. I appreciate your feedback and hope you all have a wonderful day.

"Always "B Natural" Sometimes "B Sharp" Never "B Flat""

macsnob

Thu, 09 Jul 2009 20:08:06 -0400

macsnob:
50 something in fly-over country. With the exception of a Radio Shack TRS-80 I have been on a Mac all of my computer life. Bought my first, a Mac II, in October of 1988. 2 MB of RAM, 40 MB HD, 16 MHz processor and a 13" color monitor.18 years and 5 Macs later I am on a new 20" intel iMac. I will now have to test out the new iLife apps.I played guitar for two years when I was 8 years old and have forgotten everything. My teacher was my grandfather. He was a wonderful musician that could play anything with strings. He was in several Big Bands that traveled throughout the Mid-West. He played with Laurence Welk for several years before he had his TV show. He filled in on Bass for Bill Haley and the Comets one night. He was quite a guy. He also invented what is now known as the Steel Guitar. His was the Organ~tar. I still have it. You can see and read about it here.So I do have some music in my blood. For now I have limited myself to using loops but I am thinking about getting the M-Audio Keystation 49e keyboard.I hope you like my comps. Give them a listen and please leave comments.Thanks,macsnob

Vlazreus

Thu, 09 Jul 2009 18:43:41 -0400

Vlazreus:
I am a classically trained Cellist, but also enjoy Heavy Metal.

bendaman94

Thu, 09 Jul 2009 13:29:13 -0400

bendaman94:
Hey everyone! The name's Ben Yee-Paulson.

I've been composing classical music since I was in 6th grade and have gone a long way. At first, I wasn't so into composition and music. I thought that I would compose just as a hobby. But when I entered my very first song into a contest, it came out to be a finalist out of many hundreds of composer. Thus, I have developed a strong passion for music and continue to compose more songs. Since then, I have entered numerous contests and festivals and have been a finalist in more than 5 of them.

I've also been doing piano since I was 5 (I'm 15), been studying music theory for 6 years, been in various quartets and orchestra, and in a choir at Brookline High. I plan to career in music and/or math when I grow up, and tryout for various A Chapellas and Choirs.

Please comment on my songs! I appericate all the feedback!

DjDetski

Thu, 09 Jul 2009 10:50:47 -0400

DjDetski:
My name's Ivan Eastley, I'm 18 years old, and I have been composing since 2004 when we first got the Mac. I use Reason now for pretty much all of my music (Some exceptions). Garageband has always been faithful to me (Right from when I first joined iComp), since it is so simple and easy to use. Now however, i think it is time to move on since my interests in making different kinds of music has become more refined.

I've done loads of different styles of music, but my favourite I think is making House music. Electro-House, Funky-House, Tech-House, Minimal-House, you name it! Trance is also a lot of fun to make, since the melodies and synths come out sounding so nice!

I used to use loops all the time, but now I prefer to make my own synths/beats/textures e.t.c. However, I'm always looking for new and unique samples to use in my music - if you feel you have any I could use, I would greatly appreciate it!

The album art I've always used is a little doodle I did a while ago. I put it through a few effects in Photoshop, and it came out looking like this:

Please feel free to message me if you would like to find out more about me, or anything else.

If you want my advice on which songs are (in my opinion) my best, I can name:

-El Ef Oh
-Accidental Exodus
-Sawdust
-Dub Magic
-Handful of Sand
-Heard No Evil
-Smile Protocol
-Crystal Sugar
-Resolution By Convolution
-Blu Hard Hat
-Would I Lie To You?
-Tripwise
-And You Don't Even Know
-Anti-Bacterial
-Run Boy, Run!
-Tribal Exploration
-Skidpan
-Next Level
-Wicked Hop
-Atlantis
-Fruit & Nut
-Sixty Four Bars-Worth Of Heaven
-The Great House Project
-Esuoh
-Lysergic Acid (Also found in The Detski Dance Mega Mix)
-From Impulse to Reflex

Enjoy!

MishaThaler

Wed, 08 Jul 2009 22:51:43 -0400

MishaThaler:
My name is Michael, I'm a German university teacher living in Brazil. I like any sort of good music, from Post and ProgRock to World, Folk, Jazz and Classic.
I'm not a professional musician, but playing classical guitar in my free time, which I learnt in my youth by formal instruction. Back then, I was joining a local band in the south-west of Germany playing mostly folk and some rock.
Several years ago, I descovered GarageBand almost by accident and got fascinated by the idea to create my own music.

randolf

Wed, 08 Jul 2009 20:20:34 -0400

randolf:
All is full of love.

bodanegra

Wed, 08 Jul 2009 19:47:29 -0400

bodanegra:
Get in touch with music-instruments in the 1980s. First of all I started playing drums in 1990. Started making music in 1992 in a band called FAROUT. We did some kind of rock music with influences of punk, ska, popmusic and alternative rock and pop music. I played drums in this band for about 7-8 years. Other bands followed while I�ve learned to play guitar.
A little while later I discovered making music with my computer. My favorite programs are Reason from propellerhead and Steinberg Cubase to make mixdowns.

I like many genres like gothic, punk, rock, ska, spanish guitar/gipsy, latino, classics and new age.

My own sound is allways different and alternates. It`s depending on the mood I am in...

ADstruggla

Wed, 08 Jul 2009 17:27:27 -0400

ADstruggla:
Been struggling my whole life to find ways to get by and become a success and I have found that hip hop music production was my gateway to greatness. Hip-hop is me.

ageisbell

Wed, 08 Jul 2009 16:23:37 -0400

ageisbell:
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...WELCOME TO UNFAMILIAR TERRITORY...
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Here you will find the musical musing of Age Isbell. These sounds may lead you to a strange new world...a world that, at times, may feel comfortable, warm, secure, and somehow oddly familiar - but tread lightly my good friends, because only moments later it can easily become undeniably disturbing and quickly spiral downward into an unpredictable, unsettling, and all consuming chaos. You are now free to move about the cabin...
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...A SIMPLE GOAL...

Experimentation without complete and utter annihilation. Constantly ensuring oneself that, at all times, one hand is warding off the imminent unraveling of this melodic web...prevention, protection, and the perseverance of this "one true thing" that, somehow or another, manages to keep this frail and fragile world I call home in one piece.

I will continuously strive to blur the line between different styles and genres...hopefully succeeding in keeping you, the listener, on your toes and forever guessing just what might be waiting for you around the next corner. I may not always be successful in doing so, but in any case, I truly hope that these musical musings of mine will please something within you.

I thank you for taking the time to read, listen, and open your mind to the creations you find before you. Each and every one of you are welcome and appreciated here...now strap in and prepare for the ride...........

Sincerely,
Age
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...AGE'S OTHER PROJECTS...

Age is also a member of the two man band Sons of Hypnos (along with long time band mate Greg Phelps). Check out Sons of Hypnos on icompositions at sonsofhypnos

You can also find more of Age's material here on icomp under the name Pachydermus. Check out the collaborative masterpieces at the following pachydermus