Calvin T. Harris also known as SoundBoyTrillion was born and raised In Greenville, NC. At the age of three, he was paralyzed from the waist down. Even though he had a disability it never stopped him from doing anything he wanted to do. As Calvin got older he noticed his love for music. Attending Dinner Parties with his Mother And Father he ended up being surrounded by music majors who attended the local (ECU) University. Playing melodies on a piano they noticed Calvin had a natural talent for music saying that he was a musical prodigy. With Calvin's passion for music he joined the school band learning to play the trumpet. Even though he loved to play the trumpet he quit band and joined chorus. Calvin also began to produce music with a keyboard and a groove machine. Due to moving equipment from studio to studio his equipment broke. He was down for awhile until a friend of his told him about a program called FL Studio. Calvin continued to make music and decided he wanted to make a living by making music for people. Calvin was browsing the internet and saw an ad for Full Sail Online . He wanted to learn more about music Business, so he signed up for the course. Calvin Is now making music with apple logic and Pro tools . In the near future Calvin planes to start his life in the music business in areas such as music production, Artist Management and event promoter.


Te Kapa Manaaki Moana is a digital music project by Ei "Ray" Murakami inspired by seafaring and oceanic cultures around the world. Profile icon is by courtesy of yugosa (https://yugosano.wordpress.com). Other artworks are by Ray.

Musical genre... "unclassified" .      A firm believer, if it sounds good, it is good; labels and genres are simply chains that restrict creativity.

Break the mold, expand your horizons and if it was popular yesterday, I don't give a shit.

90 Percent Sample Free music.   Original synthesis design utilizing an array of synthesizers with a strong passion to the analog roots:   Access Virus TI2, DSI Prophet 12, MiniMoog Voyager, and various others.

Followers of Deep Note Theory