These are works that I have created over a period of five years. As they are mine, I consider them Hot Soup. It's a phrase that means cool; it is interesting to note the quality of work, both in mix variables (instrumentation, levels of sounds) and in songwriting/composition quality. 

Nothing, with the exception of Road To The West, has been mastered. 

This profile, by the way, is not meant to be utilized as a deciding factor in my appreciation for music and art events. I create music that appeals to me, if it sounds like it belongs somewhere- please tell me! I love hearing how my music makes people feel. As an aside, I have been attending events throughout my time at CSU and have been working (unpaid, mostly) at various festivals in the state of California. Many musicians want to make themselves famous through performance, or producing other artists; and I am for that as well. I feel, though, that the entertainment industry as a whole has a larger scale of operation that needs my hand in guiding it. I am not a measure of popularity, I have never felt the 'Big Man on Campus' mentality, but this is something I believe in: the counterculture.

Milestones:
Discovering the DAW Ableton Live in 2010 (Thank you, Mr. Serpik).
Spring of 2012, achieved my Associate Degree in Vocal Performance
Fall of 2012, performed in public for the first time as an electronic musician
Fall of 2013, Created my own student art and music organization, Future of Art and Music, dedicated to hosting events (art galleries, dances/club nights, full moon gatherings)
Spring of 2014, hosted my first multi-media festival
Spring of 2015, Achieved my Bachelors Degree in Music - Recording and Technology.


Morrow 11/11/2011

01 Road To The West 08/29/2011

Heavy Man 07/27/2011

Beats Classique Short Run 07/24/2011

Tribute To Someone 12/12/2012

Ice Caps In Geneva Master

James Brown V16

Come Back

Earn That Shit

Thank you Stevie Rae Stephens for letting me use your voice. 

I Knew

I am a Jazz and Classically trained musician. I play Saxophones and I sing. DJ'ing is a hobby I hope to utilize and I wish to evolve into more of a live performer. 

I live and breathe music. Every other DJ says they do too. However, growing up at reggae and bluegrass music festivals has helped influence the eclectic tastes that I have as a curator of music. My style rests easy. I like to get weird. 

Andrew Alive