This is a show in which we teach all about the world of sound design, featuring world renowned sound designer, SeamlessR. We tall on all sound design topics from waveforms, to oscillators, filters, etc... The goal is to help you create your own sounds for your music! 

Experimental. Imaginary soundtracks. 
LP in progress ... these tracks are free to download. 

Nuclear Code film clip here : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6knfjqaqU7A




Contact : lk10music@gmail.com

Bringing down musical borders since 2006. 
Send demos to info[at]enchufada.com

dreamcastmoe

mgmt: kr@endlessloveshow.com

dreamcastmoe
Where does your dream start?

dreamcastmoe aka Davon Bryant-Mason is a lifelong resident of Washington DC, formerly the chocolate city. He is the singer, songwriter, producer who since 2017 has quietly been releasing some of the most hotly tipped and underground genre spanning music.	

Traversing across R&B, funk, soul, jazz and hip-hop, Bryant slickly moves between styles and tones. This ability to twist and turn in different directions - yet remain stylistically coherent - can be traced to his home city of DC and the makeup of the neighbourhoods.

His beats are a mirror to his life lived and experienced there. “I would not be where I am today if I weren’t from DC,” he says. “You can hear DC in the way that I talk. Certain runs in my voice are rooted to the soul of DC because I listen to a lot of Donny Hathaway and Marvin Gaye. I would say DC has a role in my approach to my music and sets the tone. I’m one of those people that could work with anyone. I always try to bring the best out of people. That’s just how I grew up. I grew up in a smorgasbord of a city where one block could be hood shit and the next block could be the White House. You have to know how to move accordingly through all those spaces.”

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Just playing and enjoying myself. Trying to tell stories through music.

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