23 Seconds

Dump Truck

Paper Moon

The idea for this song came together in the late 90's. The words were inspired by what I was experiencing at the time. It seemed like just a repetitive phrase at first, but after listening to it several times, I realized how something little meant so much. 
When I first sent this to the Snuff Crew, they immediately replied that they were interested in it. I took the song back in the studio and gave it a slight update.  I kept the original vocal and 707/808 drums. 
I updated the Bass line and used a Juno 60 as opposed to the original Prophet 600 sound. I'm both surprised and happy as far as the amount of attention this has received. I can't thank The Snuff Crew enough for inspiring me to finish this. Also want to thank Strictly Rhythm for taking it to the next level with their Digital release.  Currently the vinyl version is the only place you can get the Acid & Instrumental mix. Also there's is an  A capella version found only on the digital release. The Ep is now available at most record stores and digital online sites. Here are a few links. 

Vinyl - http://www.deejay.de/STX013_-_Mystic_Bill_-_U_Wont_C_Me_-_12inch__202787

Digital - http://www.traxsource.com/

Mystic Bill -  U Won't C Me  Original Mix _Pre Mastering

Eljack - Rhythm (Original Mix)

first transmission.
a two track ep - one reflective, one recursive.
linked in motion and memory.

u feel

Mr. G - Transient (Original Mix)

Carl Craig Pres. Paperclip People - Throw

Larry Heard Presents Mr. White- The Sun Can't Compare (Long Version)

Mushrooms

Mushrooms (Salt City Orchestra Remix)

Retrospective Collection

Face It

Push Communications return with the 7th edition of their scene-defining compilation series. My Tech House Vol. 7 is packed full of pure heat, and even includes six exclusive tracks that serve as the perfect reminder of how strong and varied Tech House is in 2013. Many familiar faces return this time out – the ever-dependable sounds of Martin Landsky, Daniel Dexter, and Alex Niggemann all drop serious business here. Steve Bug also offers up a remix of his ‚No Adjustments‘ featuring the Foremost Poets - one of the highlights from last year’s Noir album. 
As with the previous compilations from Push, there’s plenty of room for hot new talent breaking through into the scene. Here we are blessed with dope tracks from the Maximiljan, Andrade, Rubinskee and the young Brit, Josh Winiberg, whose exclusive Acid Angel is a journey into refined House dynamics. 
There are also standout tracks from some veterans – check for example Abe Duque’s ‚What Happened‘ and the outstanding collaboration between X-Press 2, Werner Niedermeier and Gareth Whitehead. What’s more, infamous Berliner Sven Dohse offers up the hypnotic ‚Am Wald‘ while Iron Curtis cements his credentials with an amazing rework from the evergreen Move D. 
And if that wasn’t enough, more exclusive tracks from 9West, Mihai Popoviciu, Jamie Anderson and Owain K, Alessio Mereu, and Sven Tasnadi & Dan Drastic make the point – Tech House is booming under this current crop of exceptional producers. 

What Happened?

Abe Duque: What Happened?

Larry Heard Presents Mr. White- The Sun Can't Compare (Long Version)

Dragos Marian.