The music on this account was made in the 80's on a number of keyboards and drum machines. In some cases they were recorded in real-time on a reel-to-reel tape-recorder, which each instrument superimposed on the last. Others were recorded using Yamaha QX21  or QX3 sequencers.

These tunes are my original ideas and were played by me. I hope you enjoy listening to them as much as I did recording them!

Instruments used include:
Minimoog, Moog Rogue, Korg MS20, Roland MC202, SH101, Juno 60, Jupiter 8, ESQ1, Bit99.

Drum machines:
Roland 606, 707, 808, 909, Yamaha RX11. 

Mixer:
Roland M240

Effects units:
Roland Phaser, DEP5, RE501, DC2, Akai Enhancer.

More recently I am using sounds from the Korg Wavestation, Roland System 8, Behringer Deepmind 12 and Model D and some other virtual synths and drum machines.

My released albums now comprise Synchobonk Collection, Deep In Thought, Deep In Thought (side B), Stagecoach To Harley, Wingwalker  Nice 1 Dad. I have already released 5 more albums and plan two more for this year.  Lots of new ideas and sounds to experience. You can find my albums to buy on Bandcamp and to stream on many sites like Spotify. Thanks for your interest. Steventhedreamer 

You can also find me on Twitter:-


https://twitter.com/Steventhedream1?t=RSuNOvGyKxnCklUb0bqK8Q&s=09

Violoniste retraite depuis 2013 a OPN Nice France

your schoolboy busker, new album coming soon

Music producer from Sweden.

Sax makes me move

Releasing more music at spotify, apple music etc

2nd Album "Let 'Em Know" 2015.11.25 On Street
http://www.amazon.co.jp/dp/B0169XQQ1S
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y-vi9_b7_PI
↑ MV from my 2nd album
yakklebeat@gmail.com

Shin Suzuma is a pianist and composer. Recently releasing a debut EP "Introspect" on Platoon, his music explores the meeting point between the classical and neo-classical, exploring an interplay between electronic, warped organic strings and piano textures.

Inspired by the sonic and harmonic creativity of Chilly Gonzales and Nils Frahm, he began to develop his long-held love of improvisation into composition.

Beginning the piano at age 3, many of his compositions are for solo piano and are played in such a way to create a sense of intimacy and calm. With the occasional touch of melancholy, his music always has a prevailing sense of hope and gentle optimism.

Being of mixed British and Japanese heritage his other inspirations include the Japanese artists Ryuichi Sakamoto and Joe Hisaishi.

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