In Jabbr Wawky, field recordings (billiards, ping pong, car horns, an auctioneer, etc.) are treated like percussion samples. -mijosc

Jabbr Wawky

Brisé, written for choreographer Liz Gerring, features bits of glass, hanging like a mobile from strings, for part of the percussion track, the recording of waves (recorded on a trip to San Francisco), and a field recording of children in a playground in Berlin. -mijosc

Brisé

Dbl Trbl is mijosc’s take on Latin music. The tune is a line dance, people front to back, snaking around the dance floor, but one that takes a few left turns, ending up with a killer jam featuring Oz Noy on guitar. -mijosc

Dbl Trbl

Give & Go captures the sound of sneakers and ball on asphalt at an outdoor basketball game in Sunset Park, Brooklyn. The bass line is very hard to play and tries to capture the hyper-activity of a quasi-pickup game like this was. The action was fluid and stuttery at the same time. The last part of the song is like the slowing down of the mind of the shooter as he zones in, shuts out distractions and preps his shot. It's time slowing down, then...Two! -mijosc

Give And Go

Fawcett is a “walking song”, the bass meandering through an imaginary countryside. Every now and then it pauses and “listens” to the droning sound of nature, drifts off into a dream, then comes out of it and proceeds...onwards? -mijosc


Fawcett

diNMachine's "Sang Gween Remixes" available October, 2016. Singles will be available as a digital download leading up to the release and then as a compilation with an exclusive remix by the composer, Michael J. Schumacher. Each artist has been invited to remix the original track "Sang Gween" (mixed and produced by Bill Laswell) off of diNMachine's first album, "Dance to Reason". Along with DJ Olive, this compilation features remixes by by French Musical travel-agent Philippe Petit, 'Collapsible Shoulder's' electronics magician, Kevin Bud Jones, Michael Durek aka TheUse, Berlin-based DJ / sound artist Boris Hegenbart, GGGAMESSS' Miles Maxwell in collaboration with Greedy Dilettante Records founder, Chris D. Butler, Garrett Frierson and a remix of his own track by Michael J. Schumacher.
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DJ Olive (also known as The Audio Janitor; born Gregor Asch) is an American disc jockey and turntablist. He is known for producing music generally in the electronic genre, with strong influences of dub, and free improvisation styles. He is widely credited with coining of the term "Illbient" in 1994. He was a founding member of the immersionist group Lalalandia Entertainment Research Corporation in 1991.

DJ Olive is a member of We, Lunchbox and Liminal. He has also collaborated with Kim Gordon, Ikue Mori, William Hooker, Zeena Parkins, Uri Caine, Medeski Martin and Wood, Dave Douglas, and various others.
http://www.djolive.com
https://www.facebook.com/theAudioJanitor

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Nice first review in from Olinger at @SunsetintheRearview:
http://sunsetintherearview.com/dinmachine-sang-gween/
Known for their amebic rock grooves and sonic experimentalism, NYC’s diNMachine never disappoint with their wild electronic musical leanings. Adding turntable impresario DJ OLIVE to the (re)mix makes for an even more intoxicating network of sounds, landing somewhere between Aphex Twin and Diplo. The use of Dubstep and other contemporary techniques makes this track feel like a cultural touchstone of sorts, bridging the gap from 90′s club music to the bleeding edge of electronica. The DJ Olive remix is the first one off the upcoming cassette release, Sang Gween Remixes, from diNMachine, which includes 10 remixes of the single by different DJ’s from around the world plus the original song. The cassette will be released on September 23 by Greedy Dilettante Records.

diNMachine - Sang Gween ( DJ Olive Remix )

SYNDROME

"diNMachine’s past productions have explored the artistic nexus of funk, soul and rock, presenting confounding soundscapes that highlight the power of the right groove."

Impose premieres diNMachine's new single, "Sound Pets," a welcome addition to Michael J. Schumacher's experimental/noise-pop compositions off the forthcoming LP, The Pleasure of Principles (out Feb. 9th). Check it out... http://www.imposemagazine.com/bytes/new-music/dinmachine-sound-pets

SOUND PETS

"An active and utterly unpredictable creative force."

"Maddening, yet strangely satisfying effect."

The 405 premieres diNMachine's "LAGED'OR," announcing album to come, The Pleasure of Principles, out February 9th. Check it out... https://www.thefourohfive.com/music/article/dinmachine-delivers-the-outstanding-electronica-track-laged-or-405-premiere-151

LAGED'OR

GRILLED FISH

FRAZIER ALI

"Recalling both the playfulness and primitive nature of early synth music, diNMachine's latest tune, "Failing All Charms", slated for the band's upcoming full-length, due in 2018, exemplifies the maestro's organically adventurous style."

PopMatters premieres diNMachine's new single, "FAILING ALL CHARMS," from the forthcoming LP, The Pleasure of Principles (out February 9th). Check it out... https://www.popmatters.com/dinmachine-failing-all-charms-2515380498.html

FAILING ALL CHARMS

"... a bouncy, trap-y blur of genres that coalesces into an inventive and accessible burst of noise-pop." 

"Michael J. Schumacher’s skill at creating a challenging sonic palette remains effortlessly melodic."

The Deli Magazine premieres diNMachine's latest single, "Chop Shop." Check it out... http://nyc.thedelimagazine.com/33056/dinmachine-releases-chop-shop-single

CHOP SHOP

Dinmachine is composer Michael J. Schumacher's (mostly) instrumental pop music project, through which he explores his interest in a variety of beat-driven genres in styles ranging from rock to funk to electronic, in the process turning them into something.

New album coming 2018

"... a bouncy, trap-y blur of genres that coalesces into an inventive and accessible burst of noise-pop." 
"Michael J. Schumacher’s skill at creating a challenging sonic palette remains effortlessly melodic." –The Deli Magazine

"Recalling both the playfulness and primitive nature of early synth music, diNMachine's latest tune, "Failing All Charms", slated for the band's upcoming full-length, due in 2018, exemplifies the maestro's organically adventurous style." –PopMatters

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