Rhythmic Ideas #1 (ROUGH SKETCH)

I started playing piano at age 3. I would listen to the songs in video games, on the radio and in tv shows and learn them on the piano by ear. I finally agreed to classical lessons and then did jazz in late high school and college. I've played with bands since high school and have always loved performing.
I've written scores that have been used in tv-shows, videogames, websites and commercials. I recorded 2 tracks on Eric Monterosa's new album (2008) and have performed live with several professional musicians.

Describing their sound as "Efficacious Poetic Fervor," Los Angeles’s Backnbloom flaunts a sleek mix of nostalgic, well-read indie rock with harmonious, complex sonic layers, grooving rhythms and a sprinkling of electric violin. It all started in a cramped Hollywood apartment where Lori Steele and Alberto Beka penciled ideas, programmed drums and keyboards while waiting for a break in traffic and yells from the alley to cease so that the emotionally charged vocals could be recorded. Unplugging the fridge also helped. With their first show at an acclaimed club on the Sunset Strip and licensing deals with CBS, MTV, VH1 <a href="http://ESPN.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">ESPN.com</a> and E!, Backnbloom is planted firmly in solid ground.
Backnbloom's newest single, Heed the Flashes, mixed by Mark Needham (The Killers) is on their recently released album, Music for the Modern Monkey.


Rhythmic Ideas #1 (ROUGH SKETCH)

Edy Lan - Composer