Mega Ultra Chicken!!

Hardly Soundcloud quality, this track is the outcome of me playing with Reason 4 for a few days. The drum beat sucks, but the synths and samples are heading in the right direction. 

I plan to write a better beat for it and re-orchestrate/master, someday when I have some time...


dedicated to Brian Christopher

Mega Ultra Chicken (in progress)

A mix featuring only one producer is certainly unconventional, but unconventional is my style.  It just felt right.  I haven't heard anyone else that does crazy wobble bass the way Figure does.



Photo credit: Robert Maxwell / New York Times

Full Figure

remix of piano + strings with Skrillex made in some airports and airplanes on a recent vacation; ran out of time and never finished it

arranged in Vegas 5 - video editing software. Some day I'll remix with proper tools ;)

audio from:
Piano, Viola, &amp; Violin covers: SM &amp; NS
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uTkekbcEVtI
Skrillex - Scary Monsters and Nice Sprites (Original Mix)
my production in Reason 4

big ups to Summer Swee-Singh on arranging the piano, violins &amp; viola
http://www.facebook.com/ssweesingh




Scary Monsters And Nice Sprites - Bassplate Scary Violas Edit

Cosmic Rhinoceros (WIP)

cool groove loop to be a full track some day

Cool Groove (WIP)

What's up, Soundcloud?

As a kid, I heard house music on the radio and at skating rinks. It sucked and made me think all "techno" music sucked, steering my musical preference to jam. During college in the early 2000's, I had a DJ roommate [big ups Brian Christopher] who introduced me to good tech-house and breakbeat, and I got a little experience on his vinyl turntables. This introduction to good EDM sparked both a passion and a mission, though I did not know it at the time.

For years following, I listened to tons of breaks, house and some dnb. At some point, I found myself looking for something dirty or grimy or something I couldn't describe at the time, but some dnb had something close. Enter dubstep, the genre I spent almost a decade looking for. 

Post dubstep introduction a few years back, I have been thinking a lot about producing and DJing, having had minor previous experience with both. The problem: serious lack of free time. Between starting an engineering firm while working an almost full time job and converting cars to electric and things like that, there just isn't much music production time. But I'm a visionary with a big filthy music idea/dream, so I'm going to try to make it happen.

music+
electric car conversion+
scrap metal art+
other cool projects=
http://www.evanbeloni.com

BOOM!


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