~Decor is electronic producer Patrick Haenelt  and vocalist Roman Syche. Whitman Turner + Matt Brunhaver added some electric  guitar and bass rumblings
~Ganesha Column was a mid 90s electro/acoustic project featuring electronic producer Patrick Haenelt and vocalist/violinist Marion Lane. 

I was born an audiophile and have always been listening. When I was a young boy my safety blanket was a pair of old headphones and a gain knob within reach during nap times and still is after over four decades today. Theres nothing more comforting than sub sonic bass frequencies and a bouncing mid range sprinkled with a melodic high end to soothe any and every emotion. When it comes to music and audio in general, it has a way of carrying us off and elevating our spirits every single time we close our eyes and just listen. Tribal rhythm and drums is where it all started for me growing up as a local northwest native american. My tribal roots run deep and I incorporate my heritage into every set I play by layering in ethnomusic percussion, in a sense grounding my sound back to where it all began for me as a child. I am a fan of trippy, weird, spacey sounds and thats probably why I love sound design so much. Every chance I get, I am going to create a soundscape that takes you on an emotional and spiritual journey. I play music in hopes to make an immediate connection with my listener and help them to find ways to make a deeper connection within themselves. Music is my weapon against all of the chaos and animosity in this world that we live in. I hope to only elevate you while you give me your ears.
James Has been busy curating events during the pandemic in the greater Pacific Northwest and working with artists across the country to bring together an amazing weekly show on WaXLaB Music. This airs every Saturday on http://twitch.tv/waxlab_music
You can catch everything from live pa sets to drum&bass, tribal house, deep minimal tech, old should, r&b, old school hip hop, lounge fusion, ambiant and techno. "We strive to deliver the best in underground music to the masses and connect on that higher vibration" Looking to the future, the WaXLaB Artist Collective is eager for the dust of the pandemic to settle so they can bring some of the best events directly to the people and all vibe together.

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