I am an experimental, electronic, improvisational ambient soundscape and noise artist based in Asheville, NC and Miami, FL. Originally a spoken word/music artist, I now play iOS-based instruments and effects.

I attempt to create dynamic sounds while pushing the boundaries of frequencies.

I'm always working on the next recording and will share my progress right here. Enjoy and feel free to leave feedback.

Guitars and machines, psychedelic rock, old floyd, deep purple, maiden, kyuss, art school films and mysticism.

Begged for a drum set at age 6 but didn't even get drum sticks until age 12.  Then an old 5pc Royce kit which I played for a couple of years.  Got into Hip Hop in 1985. Dj'd with Tech.1200's mostly four track mixes on a Fostex cassette 4 Track. Programmed beats on Yamaha & Roland & Boss drum machines. Abandoned Hip Hop in 1992/3.  Returned to my Rock & Roll roots.  Bought a Les Paul. Followed the Dead. Lived in a small apartment and craved drums again so I bought a Yamaha electric kit (still continued to play guitar). Later on made music with a Roland PMA-5, Casio SK1, Handsonic, Switched to Digital 4 and 8 Track, Kaossilator, Roland V-Drums. Was never a Mac person so I was never driven to make music on a computer. Just recently eBayed much physical gear in favor of iOS music apps.  I have over 200.  Here are some of the results from my first(ish) attempts at DigiMusic.

Bob-E is a Hip Hop artist from Miami, Fl. Bob-E has performed and showcased for Hip-Hop icons such as Slick Rick and Nas. His sound of music is influenced by all forms of creative elements. Bob-E delivers an abstract form to music with raw emotion packed with hard hitting rhymes and poetic value. In 2015 Bob-E moved to Atlanta, Ga to further pursue his music career. After nearly 3 years of silence, in November 2015, Bob-E uploaded his first single titled "Mental Capacity". Within 6 months "Mental Capacity" reached nearly 7,000 hits and made it onto the "Grammy Amplification" top 10 ranking at #6 in the Hip Hop category. On January 21st 2016 Bob-E teamed up with his current engineer Filthy Trix. In less than a month  Bob-E released "The Raw Sessions" a pre-mixtape to Bob-E's long awaited mixtape "Broken Structure". On March 20th Bob-E released his 2nd single for his upcoming mixtape titled "Hotbox (That Whitney)". Bob-E teamed up with his engineer. The song delivers a rumbling bass that is filled with ambiance and energy that vibrates through your speakers. Bob-E once again delivers hard hitting rhymes with a flow that captivates your ears. You could listen to it here:
https://soundcloud.com/officialbob-e/hotbox

contact Bob-E directly at email: officialmow@gmail.com


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