Written by Over At Ten

Vocals - Kenny Stern
Guitar - Brad Hutchinson
Bass - Taylor Metz
Drums - Joe Stansel

www.facebook.com/overatten

Tracks recorded by Jason Merritt of Overdub Lane Recording
www.overdublane.com/

Mixed & Mastered by T. Stacks of Stacks Money Productions
@stidacks

Logo and design work done by Josh Mason of Josh Mason Design. https://www.facebook.com/JoshMasonDesign

Yesterday

Coming Up - Paul McCartney  (Remix)

I’m obsessed with educating myself about the origins of dance music. I'm not the first to say this, but it’s so important to remember that all of house and techno is derived from disco, which evolved out of soul and RnB. All of these genres were pioneered by people who dared to express themselves in defiance of the immense oppression and persecution they faced in their daily lives.

And who dared express himself more flamboyantly than Sylvester? A soul singer at heart, he and Patrick Cowley revolutionized the sound of disco in San Francisco. Sylvester is inspirational to me because in art and in life, he fearlessly embraced his authentic self: black, femme, and queer!

When I found the acapella for “Mighty Real” at Streetlight Records in the Castro, I knew I wanted to do something special with it. By setting Sylvester’s timeless vocal to searing, full-throttle techno, I aspire to honor his legacy and also look to the future of dance music.

This remix is a tribute to the Queen of Disco (and, by extension, to all the originators of dance music). It reminds me that all dance music is disco. It reminds me of the past and present pioneers of civil rights. It reminds me to check my privileges—to examine myself in relation to the people who lived and created (dance music’s) history. Most importantly, it reminds me that all art must help make the world a better place: by spreading joy, by undermining hate, and by challenging expectations.

I hope this song helps to make the world a better place.

David Silver, April 7, 2015, San Francisco, CA.

Mighty Real (silversound Tribute Remix)

Inspired by the 1983 David Cronenberg film Videodrome. Performed with a custom made Roland GR-20 Guitar synth and features simmons drums triggered all by foot.

Malicious UHF

Gossip

A quick and dirty example of Hordijk modular patched "vanilla" style.
Or, as vanilla as I'll let it get.  

Of course, a Hordijk system can go as crazy as you want/make it.
There are many examples around of this... 

by request, here's something a little different.


tonal Hordijk example

One of a set - you can get the counterpart - Life Changes - Male Twin at https://soundcloud.com/ac_dj

Coming Up - Paul McCartney (Remix)

Billy Roberson