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Album: Second Coming EP (2011/2012)

Here's a set of track I made in the Drum & Bass and Dubstep style.  Has my own signature though, so might sound a bit different. But hey, that's what we're here for!

Drum, Bass, Dub and Step

Here it is, the dubstep experiment I have been working on for quite some time now. Spent more time on it than planned because of some setbacks in the process. Did not give up on the concept though! :)

I call it an experiment because I was aiming for a few things I was not sure I could accomplish. In the end I think I did catch the easy going atmosphere, laid back alarm and melody I was looking for. Hard to prove that statement of course ;)

The track seems to fit the sunnier times ahead this spring. Providing me some closure too. Have a listen if you like, and take it slow! :)

Take It Slow

Uptempo industrial experimental drum & bass with a slight claustrofobic taste to it :p

Started with an eerie sound and an industrial snare. Went from there. Synths, basses, custom made vocals and perc, the works.

Sum Of All Fears

Presenting a dubstep showcase with lots of variation from rough to funky and even happy! Join me on an adventure into the mind of BioStorm! 

First I made up the title in this case, being related to the number -theme of BioStorm album "F0ur". Then the vocals and atmosphere came. Soon added the cheesy organ. Percussion and tempo becoming dubsteppy.

The entire time longing for some 8bit flavours and growls and sweeps, so I added more and more. Quite the process, but I am pleased with what it became. At some point you have to let go. Hope you'll enjoy!



Count Dracula

Story of my musical life, starting with one idea, and ending up with a totally different result. Again, production might not be my strength, but I did come up with this boombastic mix of styles.

The initial idea was to find some electro sounds and build a track from that, with some kinda party-feel to it. Well, that idea went out the window soon enough. The track went in the direction of distorted kicks and dark melody, so I went with that.

About the title. According to some people last Saturday was Judgement Day. But that is a nice little coincidence, because I have been working on this since April 19th and did not realize this. Either way, give it a listen. Thanks!


Electronic Apocalypse

Here's the hiphop-track I have been working on last month in between work and movies :) I guess I should say: hiphop-dubstep-hybrid. Influences all over the place! Will be honest with ya: I think some parts worked out, some did not.

For those who follow me know: I'm in it to: try, test and learn. Checking out what what works for me, what my limits are etc. This hiphop-dubstep-hybrid sure taught me a lot. Hopefully you'll enjoy checking it out.

The Heat

UPDATE: Demo (post October 30th)
Replaced the sneakpreview with a 5 minute version. Consider this the final edit! 
Have spent a lot of time on problems with the timing of the wobble, drifting starting points etc. Learned a lot, later on decided to sample bits and pieces to fix that. Made most sounds myself.
But that's not important right now...see if you like it, drop me a comment! Then I will too :)

FIRST VERSION: Work In Progress (pre October 30th)
Here is a sneakpreview of my latest creation. Not finished yet, it was simply time to share, so hereby!
It has an obvious drum & bass dubstep flavour to it. Why still in progress? Because rush jobs are not allowed in my homestudio :)
Anyway, for now, enjoy the 2 minute musical snack!

Hyper (Final Edit)

So, here's another drum & bass track, finally, again! ;)An uptempo track with some 8-bit inspiration and crazy sounds.

This time started with a distorted guitar sound in a melody. From that went playing with FX, timestretches and wobbles. But also some violins, choir and brass for dramatic effect.

Personally quite pleased with the end product. Drop me a line, tell me what you think! TIA

===Lyrics===

"Let the 8-bit countdown commence"

"8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, zero, lift-off"

8-bit Countdown

Back in the year 2013 - yes that is a long time ago... - I started this track. Obviously trap music, with a snap, heavy 808 kick, snare bursts etc. Left it alone for a while then.

Picked it up last December! Doing so, it soon became exotic, using lofi and hifi brass. On top of that I found a catchy electro bass in a homemade custom synth I always wanted to use (the Fatman). That sound is used in many ways here.

From brass came more brass :)But the track also needed some distorted kicks and synths I figured, so added a 909 kick and a Juno polysynth. 

Oh, and there's some vocal work too! Had to write something "fitting". Listen to it and let me know what you think! Comments, shares and downloads are very welcome. TIA!

===Lyrics===

"Shoutout to the Massive, he King of the Dancehall Selecta"

"Bringing da Beats, them Big Round Wiggling Booty Stylee"

"Booya da Beenie Man Is Number One"

 

Number One

During my eternal search for cool vocals, I once more deciced to make my own, see the lyrics below.

Being a big fan of dark uptempo breakbeats I decided to go drum and bass on this one. Meaning: crazy atmospheres, synths and basses.

This will probably the last track on my fourth album. Be sure to check them all out! And let me know what y'all think. TIA.

===Lyrics===

"When dealing with challenges"

"Humans often use improvisation"

"They apply a certain degree of calculated risk"

"Which results in failure or worse"

Calculated Risk

As the name suggests a track inspired by the mystic element of aliens, the "secret" base Area 51 and quite a lot of styles. It really feels like an original BioStorm track! Meaning the easiest part was making the concept in the beginning :)

Also a lot of cleaning and improving along the way.  Probably altered the track for about 12 times, or at least parts of it. I had a very clear concept in my mind, the challenge was getting it out! :)

Do think I succeeded myself. The atmosphere I was going for is there. Used some new sound sources to my liking. And well, it's almost cinematic storytelling. Check it out!

Area 51

BioStorm is always inspired by the old and the new styles around him. Ever since hearing the first 303 acid dripping tracks in 1988, he travelled through time via house, techno, trance, hardcore, drum and bass, dubstep, hiphop and pop. At the age of 18 was selling his moped to buy a sampler instead the right move because. Because decades later he's still at it, working from The Netherlands, which is an actual country in Western Europa :) His philosophy is: electronic dance music DOES have a soul and comes in many forms. BioStorm is not about one style, but one universal language.