A little jam session I did with one really loud cricket in my room.

Cricket Jams

An ambient piece I'm currently working on. I decided to mess around with some outtakes from recordings of my heater, water dripping from a faucet, and me jumping around outside in some leaves. Not a hundred percent sure if I want to scrap this version.

Coupled With Blood (Pitch Edited)

A track I started earlier in the day. Still needs a few things smoothed out, but definitely something inspired by Oneohtrix Point Never. 

Weakened On The Roof (Darken My Heart)

A short snippet of a tune I created last year, full version coming soon!

Roman Polanski

Track preview with vocals courtesy of Virucide. 

You can find more info about the artist Virucide here at http://www.last.fm/music/Virucide. 

Cheap Sex (Featuring Virucide)

This is kind of a follow up vibe to "Protest the Grotesque", hope you guys like it. 

Terminally Ill

Deadpan With A Handgun (ft. Virucide)

An experimental take done with the artist Kam Solstice. Enjoy! 

Sundown Signal (Ft. Kam Solstice)

Another track I'm currently working on, enjoy :)

Peshwar Levels (Structure Edit)

Found this lurking around my external drive, an oldie from 2009 that still needs some touching up. 

However It Pales

From the 2004 movie "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind". I spent an evening with Jon Brion's "Phone Call" score, and this is what I came up with. It's reversed with a pitch change, and here's a link to the original for comparison. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a-WJynNBrwM

The Phone Call Score (Reversed and Pitch Changed)

Bio:

Born in '91 and raised on Long Island, NY, Senith (aka Bosco Clowes) began with an appetite for jazz artists ranging from Dave Koz to Spyro Gyra and most favorably the Rippingtons, all thanks to a family with an expansive background in DJing. As time grew on in, she discovered a new type of music during the mid to late 90's she coined as 'jumpy' music, but better known as 90's dance at the time. Her strict jazz cassette diet then shed its wings when she bought her first electronic music album, Daft Punk's Discovery, and thus the journey was born. The real musical bloodshed started with the year 2003, when she was introduced to trance by many sleepless, late hours on the now extinct 9.27 LIR. 3 years later, she began to take up production from a school music technology course, using a Korg X5D and Homestudio 2 software to mold the framework for some basic tracks. After a few countless tries, she was ready to give up, but that suddenly changed when she created her first ever 7 minute long track titled "Deadmopnine", a conglomerate collection of beat interpretation of the many producers out there at the time. Her form of production was still fresh and in its early phases, (and still is) as in her songs could be viewed as "different pieces and parts of other songs chopped up and put together in non-linear transitional blends". In 2007 she bought her first set of records ranging from Andain, Conjure One, to Steve Angello, and began mixing on a pair of Numark turntables. Thanks to a certain Sander Kleinenberg compilation, she explored new variations of sounds and artists such as Nathan Fake, Gui Boratto, Robert Babicz, and much more on the darker side of the spectrum. Currently up to date, Senith has been busy at work honing mixes for a hungry audience, refining a much more polished grip on production, and an attitude mixed with a feeling of hope and careful preservation. With each and every passing day, she strives to define her own unique foothold of sound, deriving inspiration from artists such as John Maus, Fad Gadget, and Joe Boyd Vigil. Through achieving this sound, Senith hopes her eminence to become a promising one, not just as "some other producer out there", but to be truly celebrated through appreciation and understanding that flows from others....May all good music prevail...

All earlier material : @ soundcloud.com/dj_senith
Mixes only : soundcloud.com/senithmixtapes and also mixcloud.com/dj_senith

For booking, promos, collaborations, remix requests, and all general inquires:

Please send a formal email addressed to boscoclowes@hotmail.com

Thank you! The revolution in sound begins here ;)

Bosco Clowes

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