Name: TPC 230_SAVES ME_DRTYTECH by DRTY.TECH
Duration: 2 min 3 s
Description: TPC_230_SAVES ME _DRTYTECH produced by DrtyTech for the producers corner beat battle week 230

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What To Do (TPC 230)

The Producers Corner Sample Challenge 330

Killer Brass from Outer Space

Producers Corner 330

Sampled Tracks:
Los abrazos rotos. Música - Alberto Iglesias
The Slumber Party Massacre (1982) Soundtrack (9_9) - End Titles

The Rug Pull

TPC_230_SAVES ME _DRTYTECH produced by DrtyTech for the producers corner beat battle week 230

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TPC 230_SAVES ME_DRTYTECH

Raw N Uncut

Tell Me A Story (230)

The Haunting

Demolhicher -- TPC Sample CHallenge 230 (2022-02-12)

"The Cardiac Rhythm" - The Thin Line (Official Album Release)

What does the line between life and death sound like? Welcome to "The Cardiac Rhythm," an instrumental concept album that places you directly on the sonic frontline of emergency medical services.

"The Cardiac Rhythm" is a groundbreaking work of Biometric Electronic music, where the rhythm itself is born from the vital signs of life. The kick drum is a synthesized human heartbeat, the atmosphere is woven from the hiss of an oxygen mask, and the tension is built from the charge of a defibrillator. Each of the 10 tracks uses a synthesized EKG as its core, creating a cinematic soundscape that is both intensely human and clinically precise.

Embark on a 10-track journey that tells the story of a single shift. The album's narrative arc moves from the calm, steady beat of "First Watch" to the urgent, high-BPM drive of "Code Three" and the dramatic, arrhythmic climax of "Asystole," before finally finding reflection and resolution in "End of Watch." It is a complete story told not with words, but with the very pulse of life itself.

From composer and active 911 Telecommunicator Chris Manning, "The Cardiac Rhythm" is a tribute forged from direct personal experience. This album is dedicated to the paramedics, EMTs, and all EMS professionals of the Thin White Line; the calm in the chaos, the steady hands, and the unwavering voices on the other end of the line.

Quiet Call

as featured on: 

Radio Eclectus #35: Seattle Flu (Mar. 12, 2020)

Coronavirus has clobbered Seattle’s new music scene, but it can’t touch Mixcloud, so our first hour is devoted to radical music from the Pacific Northwest. Join us, and help sustain our community while we hunker down!

Plus new tracks by David Rakowski & Philippe Hurel, and a look back 50 years at a Miles Davis/Teo Macero classic and a Penderecki curiosity that has just been recorded for only the second time since 1971. We also say goodbye to McCoy Tyner and happy 80th BD to Jon Gibson. Featured artists include Wayne Horvitz, Blake DeGraw, St Celfer, Melia Watras, Spontanea, Steve Layton, Jennifer Jolley, George Harvey, Noisepoetnobody, Jarrad Powell and Raica.

Photos: Layton via the artist, Penderecki by A.Kumiszcza, Raica by C.Corsano-Leopizzi, St Celfer by M.Leoni, Davis by T.Palumbo, Rakowski via Edition Peters, Watras by M.Smith-Lewis, Horvitz by M.Schell, Noisepoetnobody & Harvey via the artists, Jolley by E.Glenn, Tyner by B.McMillen, Powell via the artist, Hurel by J.Radel.

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