At first I thought I was an atheist, then I realied I was a fucking god

Inspired by visions of the everyday, Candy Green writes cries from the soul that demand manifestation. Each oracle consists of raw emotion and encapsulates a truth that demands to be voiced. Laced with fleeting fears and pains of the spirit, and dreams with a mind of their own, this music is written out of need. The necessity of which is heard through the eerie sounds found within each tune. 
    Inspired by many genres, her unique sound is built upon the foundation of her training through The Royal School of Church Music. Candy Green’s influences include genres she’s explored since, such as: rock, soul, jazz, pop, alternative, choral, world music, acapella and artists such as The Beatles, The Black Keys and Lana Del Rey. In a brewing pot of the heart, these genres and influences meld together to create her unique sound. Delve within the depths of the void and deeper still into the self as you experience the music of Candy Green.

Top 5 Tracks that best represents artistry: 
From Comfort Foods and Guilty Pleasures: Howling Head, Tap Tap, OverEasy
From The Mental State:
(Novocaine) You, Lullaby (Absinthe Edition)

(They/Them/Theirs)
Boston based marimbist, composer, and arranger

Former resident hc @The Factory. I put my first steps of DJing in a local youth club in 1994 but that was not yet what could be called serious it was just as hobby, Than at the age of 15 I replaced one of the residents DJ Roxy at the Ravenights twice a month but in the end I became one of the 3 standard DJ's for the Core and also some of the techno, trance and house music when there was no special night and in 1997 I moved to be á resident @ The Factory Aalst (rave club) and I quit in february 2012 but thinking about to return over there as the question was asked but just see what the future may bring. I do have owner rights on the tracks used in mixes but I am proud to may able to be able to use this tracks from all this fantastic artists.

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