Original Glitch & Breaks

An older track in the mid-tempo range that melds the feel of dark breaks and atmosphere with glitch elements. FYI, the vocal same comes from the early classic fantasy film, "Clash of the Titans". I have good reactions on the dancefloor to this track, especially in the late a.m. hours and at discerning gatherings! Really a glorious little track. Free 4 download as par usual.

Chris Sick - Terrors Of The Dark

Extended sweetness...follows.
A regularly updated project at the moment :) 

Joy & Wonder Extended Sweetness Clip

This one is for you Derek, you pimp. I know you'll appreciate the bassline. The song heavily samples Funkadelic, "Eulogy & Light"... "My Cadillac, and my pinkie RING!!!"...Enjoy

Chris sick - pick up the peaces

Pretty, glitchy midtempo track that has the vocal, "Music to me is proof of the existance of God; It is so very extraordianrily full of magic; I can listen to music and it makes all the difference". Chanting and airey synths add to the ethereal feel of the track. Several glitchy layers of drum programming contribute to the track's danceability. Track is currently being pressed to red vinyl and will be available on digital stores and vinyl outlets mid december 2010.  Enjoy!

Chris sick - crystal clear (glitch mix) - mastered version

Dirty, glitched out beat patterns lead to dirty, sexy female vocals. Definitely a dancefloor beauty with a magnificent bassline. One of my favorite tracks I've yet produced. I love the crunchy, scratched up sound of this song.

Chris Sick - Want Him

Spooky track written around Halloween! Dark male vocals say, "My voice will help you...open....relax...receptive"...Bassline and beat patterns are dark and chunky with analogue synth lines to compliment it. The vocals in the middle drop out of soloed beats and build to crescendo before the groove pops back in. Definitely not for wussies! 

My Voice Will Help U (g-relax mix)

Significant new changes to "Einstein"... He's my favorite mn of all time, and an ode to Einstein needed more complexity, so I added a piano chorus, lots of automation over basslines and space noises. The song is glitchy breakbeats at 115 bpm, so it's a great dancefloor killer. I also raised the volume of Tech N9ne's vocals through out the song; reminds the listener it was a hip hop anthem.

Tech N9ne - Einstein (Chris's Ode to Imaginarium)

Although impossible to beat the original, I've worked hard to represent it with flair. The rework of "Song to the Siren" is a dark, tribal affair with a glitchy feel. There are two breakdowns where the vocals sing, "Did I dream, you dreamed about me?" It's probably the only easily understood vocal in the original. Her voice is celestial, sexy, and soothing. The breakdowns are mad with computer doodlings of her voice and pings from underwater searching. Enjoy the track and download if you'd like!

This Mortal Coil - Song to the Siren (Chris Sick Stony Shore Reword)

Classic song remixed. Little funk in the end to honor the original...

Zombies - Time of the Season (Chris Sick remix).

From the United States. Deep and Dubby remix of the man himself, Plastikman. Deep, rumbling breakbeat leads to growing glitch samples with squelchy acid stabs. Voices repeat "I know"..."I feel"..."I am"...until the breakdown. Great bassline and smooth synth strings phase in and out of the song with a long ambient ending. Enjoy!

Plastikman-Ask Yourself (Chris Sick Remix @ Burn Studios)

 Considered one of the "Godfathers" of the Salt Lake City scene, he has been active in DJing, producing and promotion for more than 30 years. His beginning was when house music still was known by names like "New Beat", "Acid House", "Rave", "Hip House", & of course, "Techno". Originally he was known as "DJ Mechanized" and was the founder of Mechanized Records and later co-owner with  Kaskade(Ryan Raddon)in Salt Lake City where they both created and promoted and attended many of the first rounds of parties. He has played along side of most major US DJs and a grand host of international talent in 39 States and 3 Countries. He has releases on Sick Sounds and Mechanized Records, and more releases in the pipe works for the coming months. He prefers to play in a fusion style that blends breakbeat driven music (progressive breaks, glitch, nuskool, dubstep and old school funk)with traditional 4/4 dancefloor fare as the backbone of the set. He his a long and respected history playing House since the earliest days of the EDM movement. He has been DJing professionally since 1986, so he has plenty of practice behind the decks. His musical vision has been felt on dancefloors of every size and dimension, from headlining at 10,000 person music festivals, to playing to intimate crowds in exclusive club settings and occasional house parties & after parties. His earliest days in the House music movement had him as resident in some of the most influential clubs of the time, such as Playscool, where his weekly 6 hour sets gained a devout following. In the early 90s he became famed for his moving, beautiful and powerful sunrise sets at parties under the stars in seemingly endless deserts, on lakeside beaches, and up in wooded mountain clearings. In his production work he has spanned the breakbeat genres, especially glitchy breaks and some dubstep, although he is no stranger to creating hard-hitting house made for the dancefloor. In 2015, Chris is set to headline several events that highlights the timeless music that built the foundation of what the EDM evolved into. He has recently relocated to the city of Seattle, where he has wanted to  live since his first gigs there in 1993. He will be there, so please look out for him to start cropping up at local events soon :)Saye "hi"...