Be happy - Android94

Marky V-lectro is a dynamic Dutch EDM DJ and producer hailing from Arnhem, the Netherlands. With a deep-rooted passion for both the nostalgic beats of the nineties and the cutting-edge sounds of modern electronic dance music, Marky V-lectro is on a relentless quest to push the boundaries of creativity. 
His mission? To craft the next big floor-filling dance hit that will set the world ablaze.

Marky’s journey into music production began in the early days of PC programs like Scream Tracker and Fast Tracker. Despite the simplicity of the 8/16-bit samples, he honed his skills in pattern creation, melody crafting, and sound blending. His dedication to music was further solidified through years of piano lessons, where he mastered the fundamentals of music theory and notation.

The discovery of Cubase as a DAW marked a turning point, elevating his productions to a professional level. After a brief hiatus, Marky rebuilt his studio in 2013 and found a new love in FL Studio, reigniting his passion for music production. Since then, he has been unstoppable, co-producing tracks with notable talents like Melbourne’s Neighbours TV star Nicola Charles and LA’s gifted singer-songwriter Cara in 2014 and 2015.

Marky V-lectro’s unique blend of styles and sounds continues to captivate audiences, making him a force to be reckoned with in the EDM scene.

Influences: Larry Fast, Thomas Dolby, Dave Grohl, Devo, Danny Elfman, Rick Wakeman, Pink Floyd, James Blake, Gorillaz

Ned Frankly is a band.  The band consists of whoever shows up and plays (meaning that Ned Frankly is often just me and my son, http://soundcloud.com/cmf).  

We're a digital band.  When we play real instruments, they're usually of the stringed variety.  Between us, we play with fair ability on electric and acoustic guitar, electric bass, and dulcimer.  Caleb is a drummer, and I'm a keyboard player.  He was classically trained and plays professionally. I played clarinet in high school (yup, I did...) Somehow we ended up here...

Our music is available for all of the usual commercial and non commercial purposes.  We'd love to hear from you if you've remixed our work, or used it as a backing track for rap or spoken word. 

A tip - I record and master using headphones.  I don't get to hear my work at full volume through speakers very often.  To hear what I heard in the studio, get yourself a pair of the industry standard Sony MDR-7506 headphones and listen at a volume just short of painful.  That's what I hear when I record my music.

Thanks for listening, and as always, enjoy responsibly!

Jay Fesco
08/09/2014

electronic and acoustic sounds. fast and or slow.

5 hours of Ambient and Electronica:

http://open.spotify.com/user/luxscape/playlist/0IOWxlKWBeDzHSoux7lkqd

http://www.lux-scape.com

Get your music professionally reviewed & critiqued: https://monarch-mastering.com/

https://www.facebook.com/analogtrip

http://www.beatport.com/artist/analog-trip/263024

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