Accidental Music was formed in 2006 by artist-producer Morgan King.  He started out on the Some Bizarre album of 1981, which also featured the first recordings by the likes of, Depeche Mode, Soft Cell, Blancmange and The The.

Accidental Music was primarily set up to release back catalogue in digital format for download, now to the present...

We will be focusing on releasing what we feel is new and interesting music with high standards of writing, arrangement and production which cross the limits of the genre tag... Stay open! 



im a spoken wordist/writer/photographer/soundman/fire breather/remixer/asshole/i like to say fuck alot/i was in the dents in 1977-in the first wave of toronto punk bands and played canadas FIRST punk club the crash n burn/bands ive worked with-wireless/lisa dal bello/saga/nash the slash/fm/bands ive done sound for-nash the slash/the fall/lydia lunch/feotus-jim thirwell/flipper/dr ruth-yes-really/circle jerks/john cooper clarke/big drill car/gbh/alien sex fiend-first n.american tour/tom robinsons sector 27-n.american tour/cowboy junkies-first soundman-gave them their first gigs/hunger project-pre cowboy junkies/headstones/chelsea/the real mckenzies/scott b.sympathy/change of heart/blancmange/blurt/jonathan richman/fred frith/fred frith and skeleton crew/teenage head/wig/diodes/discharge/holly mcnarland/art bergmann/dsk/jp5/dagmar krause/karen finley/exene cervenka/elliot sharp/neon rome/kitten with a whip/sturm group/norda/njf/bands ive done other gigs for-ramones/killing joke/sugarcubes/gun club/sons of freedom/sons of freedom w/lee aaron/rheostatics/bob wiseman/bands ive breathed fire onstage and/or in videos with-smashing pumpkins/headstones/killing joke/pigface/d.h.i./pure-vancouver/13 engines/archaos-the leader-pasquilito voines(sic)-the worlds best firebreather taught me how to breathe fire/other bands ive been in-sudden puppies/am currently working with jeremy gluck-ex barracudas singer with his datawhore project-weve recorded one album-div joyvision-available on itunes-and are currently working on a remix album-john cattos done a remix and mick harvey of nick cave and the bad seeds has also done a remix-and lenore herb-a vancouver artist/activist is also making videos and doing remixes-and murgit and and and/-possible herb-dent album too-tho still talking about it ive also got another album-everybodys on my fucking list-also available on itunes-see me about getting copies of any of these-and also-steven travis just compiled a dents cd of live gigs and three studio tracks we did at thunder sound-i also do spoken word and write and do photography/i also worked for the 2 garys doing various things-at times helping gary topp with the lights or doing sound for bands that didnt have a soundman and also because i saw all the new local bands-i supplied the 2 garys with opening acts for the shows they put on/i was also the booker and house soundman for the beverley tavern/im also very anti censorship-its just wrong-im very NOT pc-pc is for sheeple who let others do their thinking for them-currently ive hooked up w/paul adams (ex kitten w/a whip/dogpile) with his new project dragging the mule-were also doing a project of our own -the lucy thing-full album in the works -and doing remixes for other bands we like -and as im unsigned-im more than happy to hear any offers from interested record companies-just email me at bizzartmultimedia@yahoo.ca to start a dialogue

Just give me synths! It could be Kraftwerk, Art of Trance, Nitzer Ebb, Orbital, Yazoo, Arnaud Rebotini, Depeche Mode, Röyksopp, Visage, Chemical Brothers, Human League, Tiga, LCD Soundsystem, The Chemical Brothers, Tronik Youth, Soft Cell, Front 242, Hardfloor and everything in between....


I love making and listening to music!! Electro, Indie, Industrial, Goth, 80’s  Synth pop. MY favourite and I suppose most influential bands and artistes are Depeche Mode, The Human League, VnV Nation, Goldfrapp,  Kraftwerk, Bowie, Wendy Carlos, Blancmange, Jean Michel Jarre, Vangelis.. Many others…!

Tommorrow I’m on the BBC on a “Politics Free” Zone Election Night Special hosted by Dj and Producer Sean McGinty. It will be aired between 20.00hrs and 22.00 GMT BBC Radio Lancashire 95.5 also on DAB and internet. The show will then be available on BBC I-player for the next 7 days.

The BBC and various radio stations have been VERY SUPPORTIVE! I’ve recently worked with some very talented musicians, Djs and Producers on various recent musical projects!  I’ve recently collaborated with a performance artist caI’ve also collaborated on various artistic projects, including a great photo shoot with top photographer Tony Knox who has also worked with Tori Amos and Alexei Sayle. I’ve got lots of projects on the go. I also hope to do some music for the 2012 Preston Guild.  I do it because I love creating things for people to enjoy! It’s as simple as that! Liz 2010.         

http://www.amazingtunes.com/users/liztena 

www.mute.com

Mute was founded by Daniel Miller in 1978, and since then has signed and developed some of the world’s most influential recording artists – including Goldfrapp, Liars, Moby, M83, Erasure, Depeche Mode, Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds, Laibach, Yeasayer and Richard Hawley – and become home to a crop of emerging talent and recent signings such as Cold Specks, Polly Scattergood, Big Deal, Beth Jeans Houghton, Josh T. Pearson and Apparat.

Whilst maintaining a firmly eclectic roster, from the earliest days of The Normal, Fad Gadget and DAF through to the techno era with artists such as Plastikman / Richie Hawtin and Speedy J, and to the present day with electronic artists such as Diamond Version and Maps, the label has always been a champion of electronic music.

Mute is also home to the catalogue of a host of seminal artists such as Can and Cabaret Voltaire.

Helping peeps find their Mojo, one beat at a time.

DJ/Producer/Remixer

A versatile technician and storyteller behind the decks, Mojo is well-versed in the mystic art of Mojitsu. Mojo has been involved in electronic underground music for over three decades. At the height of L.A.'s golden rave era back in 1992, Mojo got his start at the storied techno weekly, What? Afterhours. He went on to become a resident for F.A.M.I.L.Y and Insomniac and was a regular fixture across Southern California at numerous massives and events, including the first three Nocturnal Wonderlands and Organic '96. He was recently invited back to Nocturnal Wonderland 2015 as part of the 20th Anniversary festivities, performing in the Upside Down Room.

With a diverse and eclectic palate, Mojo prides himself on delivering quality sets across a broad range of styles, spinning everything from techno and house to drum & bass and trip hop. But a love for breakbeats and all things funky, jazzy and bassey truly resonates with him. An avid collector of vinyl, Mojo has a passion not just for mixing and production, but also for sharing the history of our underground music and culture.

Mojo's production efforts have turned out a steady stream of releases under the moniker Mojo Rising, most notably funky trip hop and downtempo soundscapes for L.A. label Cold Busted. Many tracks have charted at online music retailers such as Beatport, Juno and Traxsource. While his primary focus is currently directed in the production arena, behind the decks, Mojo is still a force to be reckoned with.

Out now, "Old Skin".  The latest album by electronic music pioneer, Morgan King.

Morgan, although born in London started his career in Manchester as a drummer. Illustration, his first band appeared on the Some Bizarre Album with the song he co-wrote "Tidal Flow".  This compilation was to also feature the first recordings by the likes of, Depeche Mode, Soft Cell, Blancmange and The The. At this period he worked with producers such as Martin Hannett in Strawberry Studios, Stockport and Mike Hedges at his Playground Studios in Camden Town.

After a few years honing his musical skills Morgan moved to Chicago in the late 80s, where he got together with Marshall Jefferson, the godfather of house and house diva Kym Mazelle for the writing of her first album.
 
Back in Europe a year later he joined Manic MC's and co wrote "Mental" a UK club smash and remixed Gwen Guthrie's "Ain't Nothin' Going On But The Rent"! Then in 1990, Morgan teamed up with the classic Swedish house label Btech for a number of underground projects such as Technoir, Control E and Al-Hambra, whose releases are collectors items today.

In 1990, Jan Ekholm asked him to join Clubland along with vocalist Zemya Hamilton. Their debut singe "Let's Get Busy" (remixed by Snap) became a worldwide hit, including No 1 in the Billboard Club Chart.
 
The success was followed up by the hits "Hold On", "Love Strain", "Set Me Free" and "Hypnotized" who all got to the same number one position in the US and established Clubland all over the world. The band worked with many of the top producers at the time including David Morales, Steve "Silk" Hurley, E-Smoove, Eric Kupper, StoneBridge and George Morel.

In between Clubland, Morgan found the time to release his first solo effort; the timeless club classic "I'm Free", hammered by every DJ around the globe, and also the classic "Take Me Up" by Soundsource - an end of the night anthem played by the likes of Andrew Weatherall and sampled by an endless number of acts throughout the years, including Lock 'n' Load for thier top 10 hit "Blow ya Mind".
 
Morgan also wrote and produced two tracks on the first volume of the successful Cafe Del Mar compilation series "Agua" and "On the Rocks, plus picked up a Grammy Award for "Best Dance Act".

Of late Morgan has been writing and producing music which has featured on BBC, ITV, Films and most cabel networks, with plans in the process to return to his roots as a singer/songwriter!

Epic Colour is the collaboration between Richard Wolfe (Moonshot) and Thom WIlding (MessFX). The group draws on strong electro influences from bands and artists as diverse as Fischerspooner, Depeche Mode, The Prodigy, Kate Bush, Prince, Brian Eno and Gary Newman 

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